I received an email from ILSCORP.net (A.K.A. Internet Listing Service Corp.), stating that my bill was due for my domain name, InternetFraudHelp.com.
The thing is, I do all of my domains and web hosting through Go Daddy, (who are AWESOME, by the way). At the bottom of the email, in teeny tiny writing, was the following: "This is not a bill. This is a solicitation. You are under no obligation to pay the amount stated above unless you accept this offer."
What A Bunch Of Jerks. So this is my message to you, ilscorp: If I wanted your stupid service, I would of let you know. Instead, since you want to be shady and try to scam people, you are now exposed here. My advice is do not ever do business with anyone that tries to use deception to gain your business.
src="http://pagead2.googlesyndication.com/pagead/show_ads.js">
* Identity Theft * Email Scams * Phishing Tips * Ebay Fraud * Dating Scams * Fake Websites * Bogus Job Offers * Web Scams *
Tuesday, August 14, 2007
Domain Name Scam from ILSCORP.net (AKA Internet Listing Service Corp.)
Labels: Domain Name Scam
Posted by Fraud Flyer at 10:43 AM
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Resources Navigation
- Government Fraud centers From Around The World
- How & WhereTo Report Different Types Of Scams
- **NEW FIND** Online Cyber Safety:REPORT FRAUD HERE
- Bureau Of The U.S. Treasury: Consumer Complaints and Assistance
- FBI Internet Crime Complaint Center
- File A Complaint HERE with econsumer.gov: a service of the International Consumer Protection and Enforcement Network
- Hong Kong P.D. - Good Tips & Report A Scam
- Nigeria Economic and Financial Crimes Commission
- Complaints against a business in US or Canada, Contact The Better Business Bureau
- The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation(FDIC) maintains the stability in the nation’s financial system. Bank Frauds should be Reported Here.
- Scams: Nigerian, Lottery scams, Money Transfer Frauds,Deceased Clients, etc. Contact The Federal Trade Commission Here
- If you ever receive an e-mail/fax from a stranger,requesting help in a financial transaction/transfer of a large sum of money into an account, or claiming you are the next of kin to a wealthy person who has died, Contact The Secret Service - Online Form Here
- U.S. Department of Justice - Excellent Resource for Information, links, and Government Agencies
- Securities, Stocks, Bonds: If you are aware of a securities scam, insider trading, etc., Contact the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
- Western Union Consumer Fraud Awareness
- Ingram Micro - Large Supplier of Electronics
- HLDalis- New York based - caters to smaller resellers of electronics
- Legitimate Wireless Dealers In Asia
- + Chinese Wholesale Electronics - A good, trusted source of brand new, wholesale electronics from China.
- + Wholesale Designer Handbags Sources - Trendy, stylish and long lasting . Authentic suppliers, wholesale handbag distributors.
- Reliable products, legit suppliers that stock a variety of GENUINE & QUALITY products that you know are from a trusted source
- + Worldwide Brands - A membership fee required, but they are legit, and the biggest supplier of wholesale products on the web. Worth the membership fee.
- + What do I Sell? A great resource to thousands of suppliers - as well as a complete online business tool.
- Manta.com - Offers free company research and business information
- National Cyber Security Alliance
- American Association of Retired Persons
- Internet Fraud complaint Center
- Fraud in China
- Bank Security Warnings & Counterfeit Alerts
- Fraudwatchers.org
- Identity Theft Protection
- Nigerian Scams
- Fraudaid.com - First Aid for Victims
0 comments:
Post a Comment