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My .info is expiring????

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Anyone else got this email from Names4ever.com? It says my .info name expires in 30 days when it actually expires in the year 2006. And I've already transfered the name to eNom months ago.

Dear mole,

This is regarding your annual service with us.

Your Domain Name xxxxxxxx.info will expire in 30 days.

To better serve our customers, we have discontinued the automatic renewal. If you wish to have your service renewed, please visit the Names4Ever Customer Support website
to update your credit card information no later than 24 hours before domain name expiration date.

http://www.names4ever.com/support/support.html

Your Registration number is: 1435178799

If you prefer, you may mail a check payment directly to our office. However please be sure
your payment is received no later than 24 hours before the anniversary date.

If the payment is not received before the renewal date, you may expirience loss of service.

Should you do not wish to keep your plan with us please complete the online cancellation request
form located at the Names4Ever Support site.

We appreciate your prompt attention in taking care of this matter, and thank you for your cooperation.

Names4Ever
Billing Department
10350 Barnes Canyon Road
San Diego, CA 92121
 
Yes Mole.

Looks like they've kept a database of all the names requested via them in Landrush 1 and some error in their programming is sending us these silly messages.
 
I got notice from them that "my" name Nutrition.info is expiring.

Alas, it is not my name at all. Would be nice if it were :)
 
They must be copying NetworkSolutions/Afilias. This is something they do all the time.

I lost track of how many emails I got from them on names which were no where near expiring and also not even reg'd there anymore, transferred away ages ago, more than a year earlier to a different registrar :D

What idiots, are they simply stupid or is it fraud?
 
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