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Dude, you have an ironclad guarantee. What's your problem?
 
after about 200 years it may be worth it then, lol
 
after about 200 years it may be worth it then, lol

Do the math, it's only 100 years! :)

Can we change the WhoIs to reflect the next of kin?
 
re: math, this was for .info (cheaper than .com) i think GD does them for 2-5 bucks right now
 
True, but $75 a year, wow! What a bargain! :)
 
If you google that fax number you'll see the whole scam pattern.
And by the way, the address they provide is the rent-controlled residential building
 
im sure it must work on some people. There are people who do not do domaining on a regular basis and may just assume thats how they renew names. Most people i talk to don't even know you can buy and sell names and freely and easily as we do.

I get the the domain registry of Can. they only want $40 year (sorry no lifetime offer) for names i dont own anymore, LMAO
 
Yeah...this is not even for the domain registration....it is for "your Domain name search engine registration" "This notice is not an invoice it is a courtesy reminder to register your domain name search engine listing so your customers can locate you on the web".
 
If you google that fax number you'll see the whole scam pattern.
And by the way, the address they provide is the rent-controlled residential building

ha! 1 lifetime renewal covers their montly rent pasyment!
 
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