Anbody getting mail (letters) from Domain Renewal Group?
 

How the fuck do you stop these pricks from mailing you like every week.

I have 2or3 companies that send me those stupid mails wanting me to renew with them for some ridiculous high price, so can't tell you... :(

I get em once in a great while. Not sure how to stop em

Domain privacy... Protect your address

Create Rule -> Move messages like this to trash.

those and the chinese and taiwan registrars trying to trick people into registering via emails - you gotta filter like Gabe suggested.

No these are coming via the postman.

As in letter (actual paper) to my home address.

Its getting embarrassing as they are using site names.

I have WHOIS set up too on the domains they are using. Its really doing my fucking head in. I have no idea how they are getting this information.

that sucks. total waste of paper and bad for your privacy. at least you know it's a scam and won't buy from them :2 cents:

yeh naturally i thought it was like an entity of namecheap or something as i have most of my domains with them so they would have my actual real location. after a few support tickets of saying stop sending me letters i knew it wasn't them.

really want to stop these fuckers.

They come from USA and it looks strangely like the stamp was actually added by a person rather than an automatic stamp.

no answer on the phone? anybody know how to stop this shit?

I get them too from time to time, I just ignore them and trow them out..

i use a postal box addy that doesn't appear to be a postal box addy.

I get those also via email from a couple companies, only 1 company sends via paper mail. The last 6 months I get emails from several people telling me that certain names are dropping and they can catch the domain for me, since I have similar keywords. But 9 out of 10 times I just keep checking the domain and end up registering it directly with a $1 coupon. In fact some of the domains were really good, thank you scammers for the heads up :thumbsup

I get them too.
Write on the letter "not known-return to sender", hopefully they'll get sent back to the usa whith a postage charge :)

If there is a business reply envelope (postage paid by addressee), attach it to a box of bricks or garbage and send it back to them at their expense.

I get them in emails, regular mail, and lately ive been getting notice about expiring domains that match ones i have. (all mainstream ones) my adult ones are all private registration.

i get the emails...letters...etc etc

people who want me to pay them to register the domains in search engines..lol
etc etc

There are machines that can make it look like a manual stamp.

The question is are they sending it first or standard class? You can also buy stamps for standard. Old trick we used to do in the mailing industry to get people to pay attention. That and handwritten fonts printed on envelopes with a generic return address that made it look personal.

only on domains i have at godaddy