What U Giv.comReviews of giv.com

I received a letter to my business about my domain getting ready to expire. They used scare tactics and misleading advertising by calling the letter a "Domain Name Expiration Notice" at the top in bold writing and making the rest look like a bill. The interest in misleading people into becoming customers through scare tactics demonstrates their horrible business ethics.

They tried sending this to our NPO and then I did some research because I knew this wasn't the company we were with, and then read all these reviews and know how bad this company is.

These sleazebags comb registrars like GoDaddy for public registrations and then contact owners close to the renewal date hoping to trick them into transferring their domains. Avoid at all costs.

They are not a real domain registrar. Do not pay them money.

My domain is through google, stop scamming people

This is a scam, please ignore everything they send you.

Quite literally the worst customer service rep I've ever dealt with. The person behind the screen was so blatantly rude, I'm not even sure how these people are still in business. Wild

I got a letter that is a blatantly and intentionally deceptive and manipulative. They send a very official-looking letter claiming renewal is required to keep your domain rights and now is the time to renew by transferring your domain (and paying an exorbitant sum). They mention needing to renew by the expiration date (which they fabricate as the one given was at least a year before mine expires). It all is intended to create an artificial sense of urgency and appears to be saying "your domain is about to expire, renew now to prevent losing it." They do give some disclaimers that you don't need to renew with them but, they draw attention to everything but that, and anyone skimming this on a busy schedule won't pick up on it. The highly manipulative design combined with exorbitant prices makes this a scam.