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Domain Networks

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  • Lee S

    Date: 12/24/2022

    This is a scam. Do not use this company. This invoice looks real; but $289.00 a year to host a domain name. Ridiculous. On page two there is a sentence that reads, "This website listing offer is provided to leading websites..." Well, they will not be hosting my domain name. We go directly to GoDaddy and get it hosted for about $12.00 a year. Bottom Line: Domain Networks are scammers. And you can't get off their mailing list either-- so every December we get another invoice looking marketing letter form them. They are scammers.

  • Sne A

    Date: 12/23/2022

    Misleading solicitation. They have a generic name making one think they are a domain utility that you need to pay in order to keep your domain. I know they're BS, but it's annoying constantly getting solicitations from them, especially knowing they fool other businesses into paying for services that aren't needed for domain renewal. Their CYA fine print is irrelevant since their junk mailer is disguised to look like an invoice from an existing vendor. Also, I am NOT a customer. Just an annoyed businessperson tired of receiving their misleading mailers every few months and wasting time confirming that's it's junk disguised to look like official business.If you send people something that looks like a duck and quacks like a duck, I really don't care if your fine print says it's not a duck. You're still wasting my time.

  • Cassandra D

    Date: 11/29/2022

    I've applied to be on their do not contact list for the past 2 years and they STILL mail us this c*** Someone almost paid it, not realizing it is a scam. I can't figure out how to get them to stop.

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