would give a zero if possible - I received what appeared to be a domain renewal invoice for my .co.uk domain. On closer inspection the small print stated that the sender was not my registrar and that... See more
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We use another company to provide our domain. If you look at IDMUK's invoice (which is 3 x the price of the annual domain registration) it says "domain renewal notification" So they are charging to... See more
Beware of invoices asking you to renew domains. Not quite sure what they do if you pay as they will not have control of the domain name in order to renew it! Complete scam and hopefully this tiny rev... See more
As everyone says, this is a total scam company, claiming to be the domain registrar when they are just a bunch of con artists. Ignore (and report) their spam e-mails. Your domain isn't due to expire... See more
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SCAM
SCAM! sends unsolicited emails claiming you have a domain monitoring service about to renew - ignore and block. Site looks very much like IDSUK which also has bad scoring
20 May 2026
Unprompted review
Phishing email!
Received a phishing email from IDMUK.net - who appear to be based at a shared workspace in Manchester, and do not even appear to be registered with Companies House.
As per other reviewers here, I received an email from them, with an invoice, stating: "We are scheduled to extend the domain renewal notification service for the domain listed..."
But my domain is held elsewhere!
I reported this to the gov.uk email, found on the page called 'Report internet scams and phishing'.
19 May 2026
Unprompted review
SCAM - THEY ARE NOT YOUR DOMAIN REGISTRAR - DO NOT PAY
Trying to scam pretending to be your domain registrar.
DO NOT PAY.
If you have paid, chargeback your credit card company, contact your bank, contact PayPal to get them shut down.
Read their fineprint in the email, in the middle of the disclaimer it states "We are not your registrar"
Google this with the quotes "Your digital identity deserves constant protection" to see their scam network.
List of their scam domains:
idmuk.net
dmsuk.org
dnrsuk.info
billing.dnrsuk.info
drmsweden.com
dmsfinland.com
dmsdenmark.com
drmswitzerland.com
dmsgermany.net
dmsgermany.org
drmaustralia.com
David Lee
IDM UK 82 King St D19 Manchester M2 4WQ
15 May 2026
Unprompted review
phishing attack or fraud
client receiving domain renewals for domains not held at idmuk - acting like phishing fraud even though seems to be an actual company
**beware** - any owners check with their actual domain registrar before clicking any links or paying
15 May 2026
Unprompted review
Received unsolicited domain renewal…
Received unsolicited domain renewal communications from idmuk.net which appeared misleading and raised serious concerns for me as a domain owner.
The emails and invoices gave the impression of urgent domain management/renewal action despite having no existing business relationship with them. After researching further, I found multiple similar complaints online from other recipients describing the same experience.
I have reported the matter to GoDaddy Abuse and forwarded the details to the UK National Cyber Security Centre for investigation.
I would strongly advise businesses and domain owners to verify any renewal notices directly with their actual registrar before making payments or providing information
14 May 2026
Unprompted review
Sent a bogus invoice for Domain Name Services
Sent a bogus invoice "To keep your domain renwal notification service active without interruption, please complete payment now."
Reported to: report AT phishing.gov.uk
14 May 2026
Unprompted review
Sent a fraudulent invoice for £178 for…
Sent a fraudulent invoice for £178 for domain services they do not provide. Website is clearly AI generated in an attempt to look authentic. Be aware.
5 May 2026
Unprompted review
SCAM sends emails over domain names…
SCAM sends emails over domain names that they dont even hold. Avoid
1 May 2026
Unprompted review
Scam
Scam! Wanting £88 for a domain renewal they don’t even administer. Jokers.
23 April 2026
Unprompted review
SCAM
Just here to corroborate the other review about this being a scam regarding domain renewal. Absolute rubbish. Do not give any of your details!
22 April 2026
Unprompted review
IDMUK.net is running a domain renewal…
IDMUK.net is running a domain renewal scam operation - Google "domain renewal scam" for a description of what that is. I just got an email with idmuk.net links etc going back to that domain so it's not someone else spoofing them.
20 April 2026
Unprompted review
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