WARNING: Domain Registry of America scam mailing (again!)

[devolution]

Yes, they have started it again...

Received 2 letters this morning.

Those new to DNForum would be wise to look at these old threads so they know what to look out for...

http://www.dnforum.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=8283&highlight=domain+registry+of+america

http://www.dnforum.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=18034&highlight=domain+registry+of+america

http://www.dnforum.com/search.php?s...d=176370&sortby=lastpost&sortorder=descending

(DROE / DROA are the same people)

Example letter:
http://www.synuk.com/a/x/droa1.jpg

 

[A D]

I always get tons of these and trash em, my shredder loves em!

-=DCG=-

 

[Zoobar]

Domain Registry of Canada doing the same thing again

 

[DaddyHalbucks]

Nah, don't trash 'em.

Put a blank sheet of paper inside the return envelope, slap a 1 cent stamp on each, and make them pay postage due!



If they are not operating a scam, the constant letters are certainly harassment. Why not fight back?

 

[Bob]

Originally posted by DotComCowboy
Nah, don't trash 'em.

Put a blank sheet of paper inside the return envelope, slap a 1 cent stamp on each, and make them pay postage due!



If they are not operating a scam, the constant letters are certainly harassment. Why not fight back?

Heh.

Thanks for the idea Hal :evil:

-Bob

 

[Beachie]

I got one from Domain Registry of America, though it was posted in Great Britain and has an Australian return address..

Not postage paid unfortunately :sad:

 

[radioz]

It's a scam that works, I bet as many companies likely think that they are legitimate bills. We used to get similar stuff for directory listings and telephone book ads when we ran a business. It was a small business and we never paid them but I bet that many did reward their fraudulent (but likely legal) efforts.

 

[Ed30]

I got my first one this morning...it's going straight back to them and hopefully they'll have to pay for the postage .

 

[Steen]

lol, great idea (make em pay for postage)

Wasnt NSI doing this @ a point? I remeber GoDaddy had someting on thier site bout it.

 

[unclewilco]

had a domain registry of america for a name that does not expire until september....

but £18 a year... a bit too good to miss