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WARNING: New Internet scam out of a shoebox office in Florida. Called Domain SEO Service Registration Corp. It's the same, tired old false flag operation. 1.) Perpetrator looks up domain names (owner contact information is public) 2.) Perpetrator e-mails domain-name owner with an official looking "Payment Notice" 3.) Threatening "expiration" deadlines are made in the Payment Notice The perp makes it look like you are renewing your domain name, but in reality, and through some seriously twisted use of English language (that leaves one's head swimming), you are signing up for one year of search-engine optimization. Most people would not understand this, and the perp wants it that way.

WARNING: New Internet scam out of a shoebox office in Florida. Called Domain SEO Service Registration Corp. It's the same, tired old false flag operation. 1.) Perpetrator looks up domain names (owner contact information is public) 2.) Perpetrator e-mails domain-name owner with an official looking "Payment Notice" 3.) Threatening "expiration" deadlines are made in the Payment Notice 4.) Payment notice written in legal-technical gobbledegook to scare people into paying. The perp makes it look like you are renewing your domain name, but in reality, and through some seriously twisted use of English language (that leaves one's head swimming), you are signing up for one year of expensive search-engine optimization. Many people would not understand this, and the perp wants it that way. Registered in Florida, but likely owned by a HK firm? Hard to tell. Here's the registration data: Florida Profit Corporation DOMAIN SEO SERVICE REGISTRATION CORP. Filing Information Document NumberP14000093458 FEI/EIN Number NONE Date Filed ***** State FL Status ACTIVE Office/Director/Agent: TAUBERT, MATTHIAS (Matthias Taubert) Principal Address 5379 LYONS RD. (452), COCONUT CREEK, FL 33073