Solicitation Warning

There are a lot of "ethically-challenged" companies out there that are sending notices by snail mail, email, fax, and sometimes even by phone to lure registrants to unwittingly transfer their domains away from their registration provider to them, or try to solicit other unnecessary services.

Whether or not these notices are an attempt to scam you the domain owner we'll leave for you to decide, but you should be aware of what these companies are doing in order to better protect yourself and your domains.

To protect yourself, keep in mind R4L renewal reminders will be sent to you from support@Register4Less.com. If you receive something in the postal mail, it's not from us.

Answers in this category:
Solicitation Warning: Domain Renewal Group
Solicitation Warning: HongKong Network Service Company Limited
Solicitation Warning: Webmail Phishing
Solicitation Warning: Seach Engine "Expiration Notices"

To best protect yourself from these solicitations (links below go to how to pages for each function), you should:

• keep your domains locked at all times,
• keep the Whois Privacy Service enabled for all of your domains,
• keep your contact information with us complete and up to date, and
• take advantage of the industry's most powerful domain security tool our exclusive Login Security Agent.

By default, when you order a new domain with us, the whois privacy and locking are enabled. Please note, privacy is not allowed for .us domains, and locking is not possible for some TLD's inlcuding .ca domains.

Examples of some of the solicitations

Below are some of the solicitations customers we have seen and some customers have sent in to R4L's support staff. If you have received a solicitation and it's not shown below, please contact our support team.