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IDNS Canada Domain Name Scam - A Consumer Warning

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First published at 02:11 UTC on July 5th, 2017.

Kevin J. Johnston

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Need I say more? IDNS is a SCAM. They send renewal notices to business owners for their domain names only to take them over at double the cost.

How Does The IDNS Canada Scam Work?

As detailed above, the first thing they do is send out a letter say…

Need I say more? IDNS is a SCAM. They send renewal notices to business owners for their domain names only to take them over at double the cost.

How Does The IDNS Canada Scam Work?

As detailed above, the first thing they do is send out a letter saying your domain is about to expire and to transfer the domain over to them. What you may not know is that $45 a year is WAY more than other domain registrars charge. This is just a sneaky way for them to get you to transfer your domain over to them at jacked up prices.

If you don’t know where you domain is registered you can always do a reverse lookup on https://who.is

Start paying attention to your paperwork and your ownership records before you get conned!

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