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Something similar happens if you own a domain name. They'll send you an "invoice" for your domain by email or physical post hoping that someone who doesn't know
by Goz3rr 7y ago
Something similar happens if you own a domain name. They'll send you an "invoice" for your domain by email or physical post hoping that someone who doesn't know too much about IT or just blindly pays invoices to fall for it. If you read the fine print it actually says that it's not an invoice but an offer to transfer to their registrar or something.
- duskwuff 7y agoDon't forget the offers for "important" (actually worthless) services related to your domain, like search engine listings or other useless SEO services. Thankfully, increased privacy on WHOIS records have clamped down on these practices.