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![]() | 1and1 update ....... beware !!!!
I've previously posted about 1and1 invoicing for domains that they are not the registrar for. Every week for the past 2 months, I've received 20 or so invoices through the post from them, followed up by email after email (I removed my card details some time ago so they havent been able to take payment). They have been invoicing for domains I sold over 20 months ago and that were transferred away to 123-reg at the time of sale. On numerous occasions, I have told 1and1 this, to both billing and complaints. They insist they are doing no wrong. Even though the domain names were transferred away (tag change) and nominet transferred, the domain names in question remained in my 1and1 control panel. 1and1 insist this was not a glitch, and that the contracts were current and good. I eventually threatened to hand the matter over to my solicitor and acused them of harrassment in a roundabout way. As a gesture of goodwill, they offered to reduce the outstanding amount by 50% to £150. I told them where to go. This week they have threatened me with their debt collectors and a £15 admin charge on every domain name in question. 123-Reg, the true registrar (and through whom the names were recently renewed) have provided me with details proving the names were transferred to them almost 2 years ago. I have let 1and1 know this. No further response from them yet, but if they persist, I'll be persuing harrassment and recovery of associated legal costs. My advice to you all .... delete you card details and check every dealing you have with them. I wonder how many false renewals they have charged people for in the past and got away with. Last edited by pendragon; 22-10-2009 at 12:31:46 AM. |
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I second everything that pendragon is saying here and have previously made posts about the many problems that 1and1 have caused me. These include: 1. Overcharging when domains were transfered out before renewal 2. Telling me that they wont charge me any more then taking hundreds from my credit card 3. Ignoring my emails 4. Making it impossible for me to transfer my remaining domains away from them (I had to go through Nominet) 5. I had a 1and1 'customer service' agent swearing at me and hanging up on me because they couldn't understand what my problem was?? 6. Forcing me to cancel my credit card so that they would stop taking money from me. Really stay away from this company. Even if you are happy with the service you have received so far, consider transfering out before you get caught up in problems where you have money stolen from you - it is like banging your head against a wall to get the money back.
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Perhaps all of us affected should persue 'Malicious Communications Act' which I mentioned regarding a different issue a while back... This Act allows for stiff criminal penalties against people/entites that send out 'malicious' communications, and from a legal standpoint these false bills are Malicious. Malicious Communications Act 1988 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Malicious Communications Act 1988 (c. 27) See (1).1.a.iii: Quote:
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Lots and lots of people hate this company. I use them and have not had any problem with them. Can anyone suggest a good UK based alternative? Perhaps I should spread the risk a little!!!! |
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never had any problems with ukreg.com
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I'm a fan of ukreg.com also
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Perhaps we could write to the MP for Slough (where they are based): Fiona Mactaggart - Labour MP for Slough Home
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