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Hello,
I've just joined your forum because yesterday I had an e-mail (originally from Network Solutions), saying their partner, Namejet, was offering me a chance to bid on a domain name that was soon to be available. I became suspicicious when they asked for credit card information up front, so looked around the internet and found some discussion of their practices on this website. So, I found the website whose domain they said would soon be available and e-mailed them to ask if that was true, and received an e-mail reply from them today saying that their domain name was not due to expire, nor were they planning to let it expire. The exact wording of the e-mail from Network Solutions was "the (domain name) is expiring soon and may be available..."
Wow- this seems like straight up fraud to me. Could you recommend my best course of action in terms of reporting them to someone? Is there a recommendation that you have? Thanks so much!
MarthaB.
I've just joined your forum because yesterday I had an e-mail (originally from Network Solutions), saying their partner, Namejet, was offering me a chance to bid on a domain name that was soon to be available. I became suspicicious when they asked for credit card information up front, so looked around the internet and found some discussion of their practices on this website. So, I found the website whose domain they said would soon be available and e-mailed them to ask if that was true, and received an e-mail reply from them today saying that their domain name was not due to expire, nor were they planning to let it expire. The exact wording of the e-mail from Network Solutions was "the (domain name) is expiring soon and may be available..."
Wow- this seems like straight up fraud to me. Could you recommend my best course of action in terms of reporting them to someone? Is there a recommendation that you have? Thanks so much!
MarthaB.