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Domain Networks

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1.04

Average of 111 Customer Reviews

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  • Matt H

    Date: 05/26/2023

    I received a fake bill from this company. They tried to scam me for a domain renewal.

  • D. S

    Date: 05/24/2023

    I'd give zero stars if I could. Domain Networks sent an invoice to a gentleman who has been deceased for about 10 years, never owned a business, never used the internet, and would be almost 100 years old IF he were still alive at the time of the invoice. The website cited in the invoice is owned by another person with a similar name, but a completely different address (oh, and it has a contact info link). "Predatory scheme devoid of ethics and morals" and "can't even do their basic homework right" are the first two descriptive phrases which come to mind in regard to Domain Networks.

  • Michael J

    Date: 05/22/2023

    Received one of these fake bills in the mail trying to scam me for a domain renewal. However, I manage the registrar the domain is registered with, so I know it's not due and is on autopay anyways. Upon further investigation it seems this is for adding my domain to their broken directory. They also leave comments in response saying we're not "customers" however I am not commenting from a business page so they can't really look up in their system if I'm a customer or not. Please don't fall victim to this "fake bill scam"..

  • Steve R

    Date: 05/18/2023

    SCAM organization. Call your state ************************** to file a complaint!

  • Jj S

    Date: 05/09/2023

    Scam artists. They prey on businesses that don't know better to try and STEAL their money. Imagine someone new in our business world excited to get started buying a domain and getting a FAKE invoice clearly designed to trick people in their mail. Worried they might lose their website or get in legal trouble they're going to pay right away. This company replies to all reviews on here with "our intent is blah blah blah". In reality they're sitting behind those screens laugh at the victims and eating their money. As stated by hundreds before me, clear textbook scam artists.If you work for this company know every dollar you make is STOLEN. You're eating the hardwork of other people. Live in shame.

  • Chaney S

    Date: 05/02/2023

    Scam artists. They send you a bill in the mail, making it look like it's time to pay your yearly domain fee, hoping you won't second guess it. Criminals. These people need to face charges. Get a real job, and stop feasting on hardworking business owners.

  • Alma R

    Date: 04/25/2023

    I realized this was a scam when the website went blank once I hit the payment. Once I realized it was a scam I had to cancel my debit card. I'm always careful, but I fell for this one. I'm not sure why this is allowed after so many complaints. I'm contacting my legislature about this. Please beware!

  • Charles M

    Date: 04/17/2023

    These people scam website owners by sending them and "invoice" for money. Website owners pay this money, thinking it's a bill for domain registration, when in reality, the scammers are just pocketing the money. They ask for $289 and it probably only costs about 10 cents to mail. If only one out of every **** people fall for this, the scam is profitable.

  • John H

    Date: 04/07/2023

    Predatory business tactics. Why would I trust the *** offer they make, where I have to enter a variety of identifying info? Waste of time. Don't pay them by accident like many people do. But if you do, it looks like refunds are often made once you complain with the BBB.

  • Jerome B

    Date: 04/03/2023

    Jerome B

    Date: 04/03/2023

    Scam business. They send out a bill making it look like you owe them to renew your domain. It's actually a solicitation to pay them to list your website in their directory, which by the way, is stupid.

    Domain Networks

    Date: 04/04/2023

    Hello, Thank you for your feedback. The intent is not to confuse business owners. The advertisement clearly states in capitalized letters that it is a solicitation and not a bill. Domain Networks offers a listing in its online directory which features many businesses and their websites. Our records indicate that this business did not subscribe to our services and is not a verified customer and cannot speak knowledgeably about the service provided.

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