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"newregistrationhelp.com" spamming me

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Who else is getting those annoying spam emails from "newregistrationhelp.com" every time you handregister a domain? Sometimes I get multiple mails after a fresh registration. The bold underlined sentence was a link that I removed for obvious reasons.

New Registration Help


Congratulations on your purchase of xxxxxxxxx.xxx
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You MUST have accurate and updated contact information.

Providing false or inaccurate contact information can be grounds for the cancellation of your domain name registration as required by ICANN (More info below).

You can also protect your brand by registering all related domain extensions (ie: .com,.net,.org...) before someone else does.

Check your your complimentary domain availability report now click here


Key Domain Resources:
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Domain Registration Questions
Click Here or visit: http://newregistrationhelp.com/knowledgebase.php ‌
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Domain Availability Report ‌
Click Here or visit: http://www.namelock.org/?domain=xxxxxxxx.xxx ‌
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ICann Guidelines ‌
Click Here or visit: http://www.icann.org/whois/wdrp-registrant-faq.htm ‌
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Sophia Newman - Support Team @ NewRegistrationHelp.com
 
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I used to. If you use Gmail you can block this sender.
 
Looks very similar to the domainpurchase.co spam.
 
Seven mails now following a single registration. Domain is behind privacy off course. They mention their "complementary name checker tool fbmine.com" which is not behind privacy but somehow I don't trust the whois info. I bet the office address in Paris, France is also fake. They deserve to get tons of mail regarding their own domain names similar to what they are sending.
 
I'm pretty sure I've had hundreds if not thousands of emails from those guys.

Pretty sure I set up filters awhile back because it's been awhile.
 
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