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This type of Chinese domain registration scam has been around for years. From :    Jim Gong [jim.gong@cnregistry.net] Date :    15 Dec...

There appear to be many versions of this spam, aimed at domain owners and apparently coming from the actual registrar of the domain. For a...

This email is part of a long-running Chinese domain scam: From :    Jim Bing [jim.bing@cn-registry.cn] Date :    10 October 2015 at 13...

This spam email is actually part of a long-running Chinese scam. From :    Jim Bing [jim.bing@cnwebregistry.cn] Date :    29 April 201...

This email message is actually a spam promoting a long-running scam where an unscrupulous party is attempting to sell overpriced and worthle...

This is an old scam that can safely be ignored. From :     Henry Liu [henry.liu@chinaregistry.org.cn] Date :     9 October 2014 07:53 ...

I recently acquired a domain name which ended up being registered at Network Solution, not my usual registrar.. so I then wanted to move tha...

This email from a Chinese domain registrar styling itself as "CNnet Dispute Solutions Ltd" is a scam. From:     james@cn-netw...

Yet another Chinese domain scam, this time trying to punt the "Tiger Direct" trademark (which I don't own!). From:     li...

This Chinese domain scammers never give up, this scam has been seen several times before [1] [2] [3] [4] . From:     Jim Bing [jim.b...

This is the same scam as this , this and this . Avoid. From:     Jim Wang [jim.wang@ygregistryltd.net] Date:     22 July 2013 15:29 ...

This domain scam has been doing the rounds for years. From:     Jim Wang [jim.wang@ygregistry.com.cn] Date:     12 July 2013 15:44 Subj...

Another episode in a long-running domain scam, which attempts to get you to buy worthless domain names by scaremongering. In this case the...

This is part of a domain scam that has been going on for years .. from:     Angela info@gytrademark.com to:     sales@[redacted].com dat...

This domain scam has been around for years.. From :     jeff jeff@tsnet-china.com To :    Date :     3 May 2012 10:02 Subject :     Reg...

This scam has been around for years - basically, you get an unsolicited email from a company claiming to be a domain registrar in China (it...

We've seen this scam before , an alleged Chinese registrar claims that someone is buying a domain name similar to the one that you want ...

max-apprais.com and top-name.net appear to be two fake domain appraisal companies being "recommended" to domain owners as part o...

Yet another fake domain appraisal scam following on from this one , macez.com has actually been registered for a while but only came into u...