Big scammmers no Domain
Big scammmers no Domain, no money, no refunds, no support
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Domain names & web hosting company offers domain name registration, web hosting, web design and website builder tools cheap.
United States
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Big scammmers no Domain, no money, no refunds, no support
I paid by credit card for renewal of my domain and the money has come out of my account. But it still says payment pending and is not renewed. I've emailed customer services twice. Guess what? No reply. I'm not happy at all.
I keep thinking that Freeparking's tech chaos must surely be a temporary glitch, but same bad standards year after year. AVOID.
terrible support. been trying to get an over payment returned..countless emails. they still have my funds.. used them for years, but think an alternative is on the cards...🤬
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