DNS Services

Vancouver, États-Unis

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www.dnssvc.com
Adresse :
4400 NE 77th Ave Ste 275, Vancouver, WA, 98662
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1.7 kmNortheast 117th Avenue & 99th Street
1.7 kmNortheast 117th Avenue & 100th Street
1.8 kmNortheast 117th Avenue & 107th Street
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20 avis sur DNS Services

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Évaluation du lieu : 1
Portland, OR
It’s probably pointless to write this review, clearly this company doesn’t care and isn’t going to change their practices. (Note that for practical purposes we’re talking about the «iDNS» that sends fake «invoices» to domain registrants, they’re apparently operating under a different name here, no doubt to make it hard to find these reviews.) Everything that everyone says here is true, they are a garbage company that preys on people who don’t understand how website domain registration works. STAY AWAY!
Évaluation du lieu : 1
Richmond, Canada
I too received a «Domain Name Expiration Notice» from «iDNS Canada», their bill is very similar to what most Unilocal users got. My domain is registered under eNorm Central, then I called eNorm. They told me that since my domain ID is not protected, everyone can see my name and mailing address, so they just send fake invoice to me and see if I am stupid enough to pay them with my credit card. Wow… dangerous! Thank God, I called my domain company. Their invoice looks so official, well it might cost them $ 1.50 to print and mail to people like me and they might received $ 40+ our credit card number.
Évaluation du lieu : 1
Long Beach, CA
These dudes are scumbags. They’ve twice cost me 15 minutes of my bill paying day to scour through passwords and accounts in fear of causing some shut off of our website with their intentionally misleading «invoice» of a solicitation:
I repeat– SCUMBAGS.
Évaluation du lieu : 1
Watertown, CT
Our AP lady was about 2 seconds from paying the bogus bill. What a bunch of scumbags… you give Vancouver a bad name.
Évaluation du lieu : 1
Evanston, IL
They’re still at it. Received our $ 65 today. Clever.
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Springfield, VA
Wow — We have been paying this bill for several years. Originally registered the domain through Go-​Daddy.
It must be a GoDaddy thing because I only get it for our original domain name which now is only a forwarding address to our main site. I started our current domain with another company and not once received a bill from DNS for this domain. Got me asking what I was paying for… I am relieved to have finally found out.
So glad I found these Unilocal reviews.
Évaluation du lieu : 1
Sacramento, CA
So glad I saw this before just sending off a check. After numerous calls to them with no answer at any time, I googled the name and found out about the SCAM!
Évaluation du lieu : 1
Silverton, OR
Just wanted to share a link to file a formal complaint against this scam with State of Washington’s Office of the Attorney General:

Really only takes about 5 mins to complete. I also filed a complaint with the BBB. Hope no one pays this!
Évaluation du lieu : 1
Granada Hills, CA
Zero Stars
This company sends a solicitation which is cleverly designed to look like a bill/​invoice. Even stating «See Account Summary Details» right above something that looks like an account summary. It’s impossible to see a summary of an account with a place you don’t have an account with.
Stay clear of this place. It’s a total scam.
Évaluation du lieu : 1
Biloxi, MS
1 star for innovation and effort, haha. If you read the fake bill it states right on their in the bullet points that it’s a solicitation, not a bill. it also clearly states you have no obligation to pay unless you want to accept their offer.
I can definitely see how busy people who don’t read bills, and aren’t sure about all the things they’re paying for could unwittingly buy this.
Évaluation du lieu : 1
San Diego, CA
0 stars please.
Scam. Same story as everyone else. Bill with a $ 65 charge. Immediately suspected it to be a scam. Googled «DNS Scam» and found PLENTY of results.
Ignore and shred.
Évaluation du lieu : 1
Austin, TX
I wish I could give a negative star. What this company does is sends out FAKE bills for people’s domains and nameservers. Making it look like a real bill… READ all of it and it clearly states in the big jumble of words– «This is a solicitation for the order of goods or services, and not a bill.
Terrible terrible people and company.
Évaluation du lieu : 1
Boston, MA
Shred whatever mail you receive from DNS without giving it a second glance.
Boss was on hold for 20 minutes with the number provided on the invoice, no answer, obviously. Did a teensy bit of research (Googled the company name. Thanks, Unilocal!) and fed this baby to the hungry shredder.
Burn in Heck, scammers. I mean that.
Évaluation du lieu : 1
Arlington, VA
Just like everyone else, I almost paid this BS. I uploaded a picture of the what they sent us, it is for sure a con created by a professional con company, like everyone else I registered the domain originally through go daddy.
Thanks Unilocalers if not for a goolge search and all the recent posts I would have not double checked paid it and moved on with my work day.
Watch your back.
Évaluation du lieu : 1
Phoenix, AZ
What can be done to stop this scam? I just received a $ 65 bill for DNS service. We use GoDaddy.
I have the same feedback as everyone else, and I’m writing this review to keep DNS Services’ Unilocal page high on Google’s SEO because this is a scam and I want others to find it as easily as possible!
Évaluation du lieu : 1
Clifton Park, NY
Run… quick as you can from this one!
Pure BS!
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New Brunswick, NJ
SCAM
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Huntington Beach, CA
They are stealing domain names from unsuspecting people in the US and since they are over the border they are out of reach by the vast majority of the people they are taking advantage of.
If any Canadians come across this post, it would be great if you could post links to where we can complain to the Canadian government for this type of deceptive «advertising».
Évaluation du lieu : 1
Atlanta, GA
Indeed sneaky. Received this at our business; good thing I looked it up!
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Los Angeles, CA
OMG! I can’t believe this company can’t be stopped or fined for scamming.
We recevied an invoice from this company, addressed to a wrong address (our previous address we have not been at for over 3 years).
It was for services we do not use (backup services), we have never used, for an account we never opened nor asked to be opened.
It seems they’re taking information from GoDaddy’s customers (I assume by hacking) and bill them for services companies don’t use or requested.
Unfortunately, I suppose some larger companies do pay them.
They’re major SCAMMERS!!!
Someone really should do something about this and STOP them!!!