Domains By Proxy, LLC Reviews 28

My client accidentally let their domain expire and hired me to find it and buy it back. Looked it up, and it was for sale for $45 for 4 years. Emailed my client, who wanted it back, and Domains by Proxy had bought it and was trying to sell it to me for over $100 per year. I think they troll the internet for people looking for domains and buy them before they do. Unscrupulous.

Do not understand how trust pilot can even list Domains by Proxy. They hide domain info because of the parties being scammers. When you have to hide your information, like the felony drug trafficker is through Go Daddy and their domains by Proxy, you can assume why. People are giving their information to actual criminals. Trust pilot should be ashamed.

Beware of this company, as they can completely lock you out of your domain.
GoDaddy automatically enabled Domain Privacy for my domain and when I transferred the domain because of their ridiculous pricing, the email forwarding stopped working. Now, I'm unable to re-register both domain contacts (owner/admin), and they continuously claim that they can't do anything about it, effectively stealing the domain.

Fraudulent Company

Same with ChuckNorrisMorningKick. I used to like Chuck.

This company is a complete scam. They placed my card as "recurring" with no authorizarion. I have tried and tried to stop the subscription to "his" morningkick supplements. They said it takes days for confirmation email to come in. I called customer service. They said they can't start my subscription again without verbal permission. Like i could prove i didn't give that.

They finally sent confirmation approval. They tried click-baiting me time and again eemail after email and i ignored. They sent the product AGAIN after i shut off a week after last monthly order was noticed. Now? They will charge the account for product or i will have to contact them which will be "verbal permission".

This company is very complicit and should be held responsible for helping/aiding scammers. I have just lost thousands of dollars in a fake cryptocurrency ICO the websites are BitcoinPepe.co and BitcoinPepe.xyz both domains registered and hidden through Domains By Proxy, LLC. This is not the only case. Many many scams are produced on websites/domains registered to Domains By Proxy, LLC. In fact from my experience most sites registered through Domains By Proxy, LLC are a scam. You will be held responsible for allowing scams to occur and go without repercussions. In fact your company aids the scammers. You are responsible for millions if not billions of dollars lost in scams.

They are hiding the Identity of a online dating AI Scam site "Norwegian" dating site kostid.com.

They lure people to buy credits to send messages to AI profiles that doesn't exist in real life.

Service to hide an identity of a domain owner. Obviously used by scammers. I am quite surprised it is legal.

Hackers spammers & scammers
In fact it's miroslaw klaba from ovh (frenchfrogs)
who use the cloudflare & godaddy servers (domainsbyproxy) to hack everybody
sending scams and virus

Anyone associated with this site should be locked away. It is a tool for scammers to hide their identity. Absolutely absurd that this is allowed.

Criminal ISP that hosts and provides secrecy intentionally to other criminals such as scammers, phishers and other sofom. Namecheap, GoDaddy etc. are all in the same group and most likely all know and work with - as well as that they help - each other to go under the radar of the FBI's cyber group and all of them are located in Arizona, the most corrupt state in the entire U.S. when it comes to criminal ISPs.

Every last one of them needs to be reported to the FBI's cyber division and then dragged to court in a class action suit with multiple plaintiffs.

According to U.S. cyberlaws (CFAA) "Intentionally Damaging by Knowing Transmission" is carrying a minimum - jail - sentence of 10 years and a maximum of 20 years in prison. Add state charges on top of that as well as a revision of the insane Section 230 (47 U.S.C. § 230) internet law - that was derived over 30 years ago(!) - and they'll most likely get terms added on top of that meaning, that they could all die in jail. Which would be suitable for these criminals.

I confirm this site is controlled by scammers and domains hosted by domainsbyproxy.com are highly likely to be used for frauds.
We have an active complaint with French police with ample evidence. Will collaborate in any lawsuit in the US.

Very dodgy domain host that allows abuse of their domain names for phishing and other malicious purposes, refused multiple abuse reports despite ample evidence

I have filed criminal charges against Goddady as against this Proxy, LLC.

This website is used by scammers to hide registrar info of domains used for phishing attacks.

Hiding RUEPORTER.COM Identity.

SCAMMER PROTECTION SITE.

DomainsByProxy is used by scammers to hide their identity when registering domainnames. I get the businessmodel, but they are not doing enough against scammers.

I was scammed by someone that used the website gcchub.co ie cheating customers in crypto investment. The website is hosted by GoDaddy and registered by DomainsByProxy to protect the identiy of the scammer.

Slow proxy, I tried this proxy :unblockyoutube.online its so better and fast and secure

I agree with previous comments that this website is used to hide scammers identities. One of which is a website called gotamins.com. When I tried to complain to Domains By Proxy their web form threw an error when I clicked submit so it seems they are just a front for scams rather than offering a real service.

they have a service to hide criminals like operators of child porn sites, scammers, defrauster and other sort of gangster. It is not worth to write to them for anything, they do not help you. They act only in favour to the criminals and warn them and send them your documents. You have to start a Domain Dispute Resolution Procedure directly against them and remove the criminal domain. It is likely that they have to pay for the procedure and you can sue them in the US. There are companies which help you with domain dispute resolution procedures like tm.legal