> > to find out what happens when you click on the link they provide but are > > betting things would start to happen fast if we did. > > > Don't click on the link. > > It starts a transfer to Enom.com >
It is safe to click on the link - it brings you to a screen where you can DECLINE the transfer - resulting screen has two radio buttons - one to decline and one to approve We always click on the link to make sure customer has not yet approved the transfer if they have not approved the transfer yet we send the customer a nice collection of the links that point to DROA scam reports, lawsuit that was won by Register.Com resulting in injunction against DROA to give customer a good idea that they were not the only ones who fell for this scam do a google search on DROA SCAM or droa fraud - it will give you a good number of links to include in your email to a customer who was misled by DROA our email also includes friendly instructions how to undo the deed - to go to DROA website, obtain their toll free number, call their support plus email as well requesting cancellation of the transfer and immediate refund, DROA usually agrees to the refund quoting the customer will get refund in 6 weeks we also include a link to ftc.gov and recommend that customer files fraud report online there if they feel they were mislead all customers who are warned in time are happy we warned them an remain with us. be assured ALL OF YOUR customers are getting DROA renewal notices - all of ours are those notices are usually 120 days before domain expiration date.... time to compile list of emails on all of our customers and send them SCAM warning letter again... it worked great when we did so last August cheers Genie
