The notices that Interland used to send "on behalf of Verisign" included postage paid envelopes as well. I prompting returned all of them stating "remove from mailing list" on the "renewel" form.
I suspect the Interland campaign was to test the water before sending them out directly from Verisign... On Mon, 29 Apr 2002, George Kirikos wrote: > Hello, > > I got the Verisign "renewal" scam mail today, and was about to toss it > in the garbage, but noticed that it had a POSTAGE PAID envelope inside! > > Coming from Canada, that has to cost them at least 50 cents, if not > more when you factor in the cost of opening each one, etc. > > I'll be sure to send it back to them, with a few choice words inside, > to make them rethink pulling this stunt again. All the names they tried > to get me to "renew" were never at NSI, either (all were OpenSRS names, > past and present).
