"www.domainexpirenotice.com" - it is a Fraudulent Domain Service Registration Website
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Recipients of the fake email message below are advised not to follow the instructions in it or visit the fake search engine optimization website: www.domainexpirenotice.com. The aim of the cyber-criminals or scammers is to make the email message look legitimate, so as to frighten their potential victims into quickly clicking on the link in the email message to make payment, thinking that their domain names search engine optimization (SEO) service will expire as per the email message. If you didn’t sign up for a Search Engine Optimization service and get an email message claiming such service will expire or terminate, it is a scam.
The Fake "domainexpirenotice.com" Domain Service Offer Email
FWD: onlinethreatalert.net Search Registration
noreply@domainexpirenotice.com
Search Registration
Domain Name:
Bill To: Invoice # OCT-3-1756-9021834
Invoice Date 10/15/2017
SECURE ONLINE PAYMENT
Domain Name Date RangePrice Term
10/15/2017 - 10/15/2018 $75.00 1 Year
Dear,
Don't miss out on this offer which includes search engine submissions for onlinethreatalert.net for 12 months. There is no obligation to pay for this order unless you complete your payment by 10/20/2017. Our services provide submission and search engine ranking for domain owners. This offer for submission services is not required to renew your domain registration.
Failure to complete your search engine registration by 10/20/2017 may result in the cancellation of this order (making it difficult for your customers to locate you using search engines on the web).
You are under no obligation to pay the amount stated above unless you accept this offer by 10/20/2017. This is a courtesy reminder for onlinethreatalert.net.
This offer for onlinethreatalert.net will expire on 10/20/2017. Act today!
For Domain Name:
onlinethreatalert.net
SECURE ONLINE PAYMENT
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