I would also like to point out that I have received the exact spam
from another enom reseller "dotname.com", does enom have tools for
their resellers to spam the competition??
FWIW, most clients haven't fallen for the scam but incase they do
reply to be removed, etc. Then the pitching starts, the only thing
that the try to sell is eNom's realtime DNS management tool. :(
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Dear Sir,
The following domain registered by you will expire soon.
Expiry dt: 11-May-03
DOMAIN NAME - XXXXX.com
An early confirmation and payment from your end will renew your domain with eNom.
After the renewal of the domain you will have full control over the domain and will be
able to make changes on your own. A Certificate of domain validation shall be sent to
you. Domains can be renewed for a period between 1-10 yrs.
Please note that once domains expire, they enter a common pool and ANYBODY can
register them.
Domain Renewal Price
4 Years Rs.3000/-
5 Years Rs.3500/-
10 Years Rs.6500/-
These rates are valid only for unexpired domains and the all contacts being held by
you. Domains may attract a service charge once they expire or the admin contact is not
in your control. Domains on registry hold now attract a charge of upto US$150 for
reactivation.
CONFIRM NOW TO PROTECT YOUR DOMAIN. CALL US ON:
Tel +91 22 26396433/ 26300138/ 26300139/ 26318216
Fax +91 22 26311820
Regards,
Mahesh Malik
B-304 Florida
Y-11 Shastri Nagar
Lokhandwala Complex
Andheri (west)
Mumbai - 400053
India
Tel +91 22 26396433/ 26300138/ 26300139/ 26318216
Fax +91 22 26311820
Mobile: +91 9820028209
-- Best regards, Ashish Pawaskar********************************************************************* Internet Wizards - http://www.inwiz.com *********************************************************************
Thursday, May 8, 2003, 12:16:26 AM, bill@daze.net wrote:
bdn> We always have a few bait domains that we only renew for one year and wait bdn> until the last minute to renew to see what kind of renewal spam/scams we bdn> receive.
bdn> Attached is yesterday's bite. Why am I not surprised that the registrar bdn> for ideacommune.com and dnrenew.com is ENOM?
bdn> And just out of curiosity, has anyone had customers fall for any of these bdn> *e-mailed* spam scam renewal notices? Just wondering how many average bdn> domain registrants are willing to do business with spammers...
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