716-650-4815

This number was sent via email as the fax number to send credit card info to in order to renew a domain name I own. It states it is a solicitation on the bottom. Pretty good scam - looks like a real deadline for the domain expiring, then says to change contact info - choose a plan, and fax back the email with payment info included. Very cute and totally bogus. Does anyone fall for this crap?

Just received the same for my web address. I'm sure there are those that do go along - otherwise they wouldn't send this crap out. Added to Junk sender list.

Received an email about expiring a domain, checked my domain and I see it will expire 6 months from now. Called the number and it was a fax number. All said the email and the number is a hoax, fraud and scam. Please check the integrity of any email then re-act accordingly.

Long Story Short -----   FRAUD

Same story as above:  received an e-mail requesting payment for "business Domain name search engine registration."  The email subject was misleading, indicating "Final Notice of Domain Listing."  At the end of the e-mail, an address in Hawthorne, CA, was listed, yet the fax number was in the 716 area code (Buffalo, NY). Fraudulent e-mail -- beware of scams!

I received the same message with "This is your final notice ..." in the subject line. The message also claimed that my domain "will expire on DECEMBER 30,2014 Act today!"

I reported this incident to spam@uce.gov and urge all of you to do the same. If the FTC gets enough complaints maybe they will put a stop to this nonsense before someone actually falls for it.

Fraud, domain is not due for renewal and they don't indicate who domain provider is.

Instead of bitching about it, do what I do, Fax 1000 pages to them at a time... Keep doing it on a loop.

Just got the same email as everyone else, only mine was for my sons domain that expired in the middle of 2014. It's not the first time I've gotten one of these, however, it IS the first time I got one for an expired domain.

And I don't feel bad for anyone who willingly pays them $500 for their "lifetime" registration fee.

This is a scam through and through. Like the old "slammers" who would offer to renew your long-distance phone and in the process move you to a different (and significantly more expensive) carrier, they're out to find people who don't get how it all works (or don't read the fine print). One of my friends for whom I handle a website fell for this, wound up paying 7 times as much for the domain.

Got the same email and it's a SCAM!!!

This is a scam.  It has the wrong info   Don't pay it

Got an email saying my domain was expiring. They want you to fax info and pay. Checked my domain status and I have over a year before renewing. Don't fall for this!