Network Solutions SCAM

imnrt

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Sep 24, 2010

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• Jan 1, 2015

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Here's the deal. Had 2 premium domains I found, loaded in cart. Did a bunch of research on these domains and took a break. Came back and cart was empty because they sign your session out like godaddy. I tried to purchase again and then they say domains are not available. They also say that the domains were renewed a couple weeks ago which I know is BS because I had both domains at $399 and $349 in my cart. What A Frickin Scam! Anyone else see this? Anything we can do about it? Next time, screen shots. i just can't believe these cockroaches.

 

Penumbra

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Apr 23, 2014

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• Jan 1, 2015

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I remember when i was searching for cheap domains i used network solutions and i ended paying a lot more for some features i didnt wanted. Only way was to cancel automatic payments via paypal.

 

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• Jan 1, 2015

• #3

Always go with Namecheap or Internet.bs for finding and purchasing your domains.

 

Vic Sage

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Sep 5, 2010

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• #4

Namecheap/Godaddy/Network Solutions will never let you get away with such domains.

 

prab1996

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• #5

Next time try internet.bs

 

gu3sswh0

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• #6

You could try mydomain.com since they have never taken a domain from me that was worth money.

 

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KayTeePK

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Network Solutions sucks big time ... Dont ever go with it .
If you dig a lil in google you will see tons and tons of bad reviews about them .

 

reallife

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NetSol are definitely scum, but there's a lesson there - if you find a gem, never let it get away because *for some reason* it will always be gone from most providers if you go back later. If you're domaining, always have a second screen or machine ready to go for research so you can buy immediately. I have learned that lesson the hard way.

 

bartosimpsonio

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• Jan 1, 2015

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Unregistered domains go for $350 to $400? What are these, new top level domains?

 

imnrt

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bartosimpsonio said:

Unregistered domains go for $350 to $400? What are these, new top level domains?

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They were expired domains with significant amounts of authority backlinks. I was astonished that I even found them available. Took me 9 hours of research to find these, so yes, I'm pissed. NS are scam. I had the damn things in my cart with a price. Came back a little later. I just can't believe it. Matter of fact, if you looked up "who is" on Google, NS used to be ranked highly, not anymore. Go figure.

 

Nut-Nights

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Next time try Bigrock. I am using them for all my main domains they are best according to me.

 

imnrt

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Here's another part of the back story. I called NS to try and negotiate a better price for both domains. That's when I found out they were "registered 2 weeks ago". Which was BS. I had them in my cart with prices of $399 and $349 marked as premium domains. I can't make this sh-t up.