Domain Registry of America

These people must think I believe everything I read.

The letter starts off, "As a courtesy to domain name holders, we are sending you this notification of the domain name registration that is due to expire in the next few months. When you switch todya to the Domain REgistry of America, you can take advantage of our best savings. Your registration for mundlingzone.org will expire on April 17, 2005. Act today!" They're offering to let me transfer my domain to them and renew through them for the low, LOW price of $25.00 a year!

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Uh, hello! My domain name is registered with GoDaddy.com for the to-die-for price of $8.95 a year! My site is proudly hosted by GoDaddy.com, and I've had nothing but excellent service with the company. Do the people at Domain Registry of America think I'm going to leave a good thing just because they say they're offering me "their best savings?" NOT!!!

At the upper right corner of their letter, it shows in bold letters, "Domain Name Expiration Notice." Can they ethically offer an expiration notice for a domain registration that is not registered through them? Do I smell the potential for possible fraud?

I won't be doing business with them. I was born on a Monday, but it wasn't last Monday.