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<title>MORBiZ offers new tips for spotting domain expiration scams</title>
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<description>Domain expiration scams are a common tactic used by cybercriminals to exploit website owners and businesses. In these scams, the scammers send emails or letters to website owners, claiming that their domain name (for example: yourdomain.com) is about to expire and offer to renew it for a fee, often a rather high one. Unfortunately, these people have no means nor intention of actually renewing your domain. In the end, many people fall for these scams and end up paying for a nonexistent service. At MORBiZ, our clients have come to us after receiving snail mail and emails claiming their domains are going to expire. We&#39;ll explain how to spot this scam below, but first more about how they work.</description>
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