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The following is an outline for registrants to report incidents of solicitation and a
suggested list of recovery actions they should use to recover from the potentially
adverse effects of the transaction.
- Contact Payment Authority
In all likelihood, these transactions will not be processed if the company is
not able to secure payment for the transaction. If you have already sent
money to one of these companies, we suggest contacting your bank,
provider or credit card company immediately regarding your options to
have any payment you may have authorized either stopped or reversed.
Major Credit Card Company Contact Numbers:
Visa Global Customer Assistance: 1-800-847-2911
Mastercard USA: 1-800-MC-ASSIST (1-800-622-7747)
Mastercard Canada: 1-800-307-7309
American Express: 1-800-528-4800
Diners Club USA: 800 2 DINERS (1-800-234-6377)
Diners Club Canada: 1 800 363 3333
- Report Incident to Reseller
In an effort to protect our business and your domain name registration,
we’re asking for the help of all registrants. It is important that you contact
us to report any incident of solicitation as soon as possible. This will help
HomepageUniverse prevent others like you from being deceived by this solicitation and
to aid you in the recovery of your domain.
Please report all incidents of solicitation to: abuse@homepageuniverse.com
- Send Evidence to Reseller
We’re working with Tucows OpenSRS, our supplier and the appropriate
authorities on assessing the pursuit of legal and policy initiatives at our
disposal. Please help us by taking the time to send evidence of these
solicitations. Samples can be sent to:
HomepageUniverse
541 W. Colorado St. #333
Glendale, CA 91204
- Report Incident to the Authorities
Proactively combating these sorts of unscrupulous business practices is
the only way to ensure these companies are stopped. This will not only
help you, but all registrants, to enjoy the freedom to choose your provider
and to be free from solicitations designed to deceive or trick you.
Incidents of solicitation can be reported using the following resources:
In General
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