Watch out for this China Registry .CN domain name scam
Last week I got a strange email from someone named Zhifa Ning
(ningzhifa@outlook.com) who told me they were going to register my first and
last name in .cn, .net.cn, .org.
domain scams
Security experts register fake Marriott domains before scammers do
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In case you missed the memo, if you’ve ever stayed at a Marriott before…there’s
a good chance that
.TK domain scam estimated to make over $20,000/month
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.TK is quickly becoming a case study in what happens when you give domains away
for free. The most prevalent scam
Two Australian domain name companies were just hit with close to $2M AUD in fines
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ZDNet published a story yesterday about two Australian domain registrars that
were hit with close to $2M AUD in fines for
Don’t get scammed by stephanie@host1-no.info or stephanie@hostgator-domains.info
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Domain appraisal scams seem to still be going strong and one of the most recent
ones comes from someone claiming to