It’s September, time for another DomainGang Editorial.
We’ve seriously had it with some motherfuckers that spam domain owners non stop with their useless crap.
Some of these sons of bitches even send fake domain expiration notices.
A recent example is the phuckstick behind renewal-domain-seo.com which is registered at Namecheap.
Here’s one of several fake expiration emails they sent out:
This important expiration notification offer is to inform you as a courtesy to domain name holder, that your domain is expiring soon and herewith this domain search engine optimization submission offer is about to expire immediately.
When a domain name expires, you will experience an immediate interruption in search engine services on your website, email and any other associated services. Renew your domain as soon as possible to avoid any issues with your website or email. The information in this expiration notification offer may contain relevant and/or legally privileged information from the notification processing department of the SEO Domain Service Registration to subscribe our search engine traffic generator. We do not register or renew domain names. We are selling SEO traffic generator software services.
This information is intended only for the use of the individual(s) named above. If you fail to complete your domain name registration [redacted].com search engine optimization service by the validity date, may cause in the delete of this search engine optimization domain name notification offer notice. Failure to complete your seo domain name registration [redacted].com search engine optimization service process may make it difficult for customers to find you on the web.
We reported those dickwads to Namecheap, that is still investigating. Come on, 2nd biggest domain registrar in the world, you can do better.
Meanwhile, the head of Trust and Safety at Cloudflare that these spammers were using its proxy DNS services, responded directly, cutting them off.
Thanks, Justin!
Perhaps someone should get the domain Motherfuckers.com that is available for sale on Sedo. The BIN is only $4500 dollars, as you can see below:
No longer for Sale.
SOLD!
Rick – NICE! 😀
Damn you beat me to it!!!