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Financial fraud
WARNING: DO NOT DEAL WITH THIS COMPANY EuroDNS is a domain registrar with their office headquartered in Luxembourg. They provide domain registration for .EU and other European domain names. In April 2011, one of my domain names expired. Other domain registrars with whom I deal, provide a 30-day grace period during which to re-activate the domain. NOT...
Read full review of EuroDNS and 4 commentsNo refund and wrong information
The company lets users register for domain names at a discount rate that have already been taken. When trying to work on the domain name it is found that it has already been registered in other peoples name. Then the eurodns.com does not respond to inquiries about refund and still after numerous phonecalls does nothing to settle the matter. Its totally a scam!
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100% agree. Had exactly the same experience with them recently. EuroDNS asked me for a deposit of 249 € and claimed they had a couple of URLs which was a total lie and then they REFUSED to refund. WARNING: DO NOT DEAL WITH EURODNS.
I agree. EuroDNS is just a bunch of crooks who stole me $150 as well. They claim they have the URL which is a lie and then they will NOT refund.
EURODNS has been cheating clients worldwide for many years. Here is how they work : they ask you to pay a deposit for a domain that has already been registered by someone else. When you demand a refund, they ask you to send an email, which they will never reply to (except by asking you for another email). Do not be enticed by their nice URL. EURODNS is actually a scam.
Be glad you werent taken for more. My credit card info was stolen and used by eurodns.com in Luxembourg. I had never even heard of that group until my bank called me about the suspicious activity on my account.
I also registered a domain with euroDNS and they told me after a week that the domain is not available and charged me 11.5 EUR for a refound of 16.1, so they just robbed me. They are completly scammers.
Registered domain with them, one day later they send me an e-mail back that they actually cannot register that domain name because its not compliant to the TLD policies (that were not listed on their website). One day later they also charge my card for this (although they could not register the domain name). Now they ask for a 10eur fee to send me back my money. FRAUD!
i have registered a domain with this company and i did not receive any password for my user name. However, the domain is parked with them so i can not access it and i wont get my passwords. I will be sueing this company.
They charge my card for 150 euro and never register domains for me.
Now i cant take back my money.