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Absolute scam. This company's practice is the definition of MAIL FRAUD, Mail fraud and wire fraud are terms used in the United States to describe the use of a physical (e.g., the U.S. Postal Servi... See more
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Letter appears (at first glance) to be an invoice for annual website domain listing. It shows my website domain name, but the company's offer to provide a "listing" to "leading websites throughout the... See more
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At first, I was unsure about the letter, but after reading everything properly, I realized it’s just an optional directory listing service. I actually decided to try it, and the process was smooth. Th... See more
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Domain Listings, LLC is an online business directory serving small businesses across the United States since 2013. We help businesses improve their online visibility by placing them in our searchable, Google-indexed directory — putting them in front of over 21,000 unique visitors every month who are actively searching for local products and services. A listing with Domain Listings, LLC contributes to your business's local SEO footprint, helps build citation consistency across the web, and gives your business a permanent, professional presence in an established directory trusted by over 150,000 businesses nationwide. We are committed to transparent pricing, professional service, and making every customer interaction as simple and helpful as possible. If you ever have a question or concern about your listing, our team is available at info@domainlistings.directory or 702-998-0222.
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PO Box 19607, 89132, Las Vegas, United States
- 702-998-0222
- info@domainlistings.directory
- domainlistings.directory
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This is a SCAM
This is a SCAM. When I called to ask to cancel and receive a full refund. The manager Kim rudely hung up on me. Do not fall for their SCAM INVOICE.
October 14, 2026
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This company are basically scammers and grifters.
This company has poor ethics. They sent what is basically SCAM invoice. Even though they put in the text it is not an invoice but a solicitation, the letter is very carefully crafted to look like an invoice and give a sense of urgency. And if you believe people would notice, no they don't - my boss contacted me to know why they wanted 288.00USD. It is dishonest and only companies with poor ethics and scammers do this.
October 1, 2026
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Extremely Misleading and Deceptive Billing Practices — Do Not Pay Them
I would give Domain Listings, LLC zero stars if I could.
For years, this company has mailed me invoices designed to make it appear as though they manage or renew my business domain name. They do not. I have used Wix for approximately 15 years without any problems, and my legitimate domain registration fees are already paid automatically through Wix.
In my opinion, these notices are deliberately misleading. They appear to be official domain-renewal invoices and warn that failing to pay could result in my domain being locked. This creates unnecessary fear and pressure, especially for business owners who may not realize that Domain Listings, LLC is not their actual domain registrar.
I called the company to question the invoice. Instead of providing a clear and professional explanation, the woman who answered was extremely rude, became angry with me, and hung up the phone.
Based on my experience, I consider this company completely untrustworthy and its billing practices highly deceptive. Before sending them any money, verify your domain registrar directly through the company you normally use. Do not assume that this notice is a legitimate renewal bill simply because it looks like an invoice or mentions your domain name.
Anyone who has already paid this company after being misled should keep all invoices and correspondence, dispute the charge if possible, report the matter to the appropriate consumer-protection authorities, and consider seeking legal advice.
UPDATE AFTER THE COMPANY’S RESPONSE:
After reading the company’s public response, I called the same number again and learned that the woman I had previously spoken with was named Kim.
I explained that, regardless of the small-print disclaimers they now emphasize, the document they mailed is clearly formatted to look like an invoice demanding payment. Kim’s response was shocking. She asked whether there was someone who spoke English better than I did and said that she wanted to speak with that person instead.
Let that sink in: rather than respectfully addressing a legitimate consumer complaint, this company’s representative attacked my English ability and attempted to dismiss me because of the way I speak. In my view, her remark was blatantly discriminatory, racially offensive, and completely unacceptable. When I turned the same question back on her, she once again hung up the phone—exactly as she had done during our previous conversation.
This second interaction makes the company’s public apology ring completely hollow. They publicly claim that such behavior is “not the standard” they hold themselves to, yet when I called again, the same employee responded with another insulting and discriminatory remark before hanging up on me a second time.
A professional company would investigate the complaint, treat the customer with dignity, and provide a clear explanation. Instead, I was insulted because of my English and denied any meaningful opportunity to discuss the misleading appearance of their mailer.
I now have even less trust in Domain Listings, LLC than I did when I wrote my original review. Their public response may sound polite, but my direct experience with their representative tells a very different story. Consumers—especially immigrants and people for whom English is not their first language—should be extremely cautious when dealing with this company.
September 20, 2026
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Reply from Domain Listings, LLC
Thank you for sharing your experience. We want to address your concerns directly and honestly.
First — the phone interaction you described is unacceptable. Being met with rudeness and having the call ended abruptly when you were simply asking a legitimate question is not the standard we hold ourselves to and we sincerely apologize for that experience.
On the mailer — we want to be absolutely clear about something important. Our mailers do not state or imply that your domain will be locked for non-payment. That language does not appear anywhere in our solicitation. Every mailer we send clearly states in bold capital letters that it is not a bill, that it is a solicitation, that we are not a domain registrar, and that there is no obligation to pay. If the mailer you received contained language about domain locking, we would ask you to visit https://www.domainlistings.directory/mailer to compare it against our actual mailer — it is possible the communication you received was not from us.
Domain Listings, LLC is an online business directory that has been operating since 2013. We have never claimed to be a domain registrar, we have no connection to your Wix account, and we have no ability to lock or affect your domain in any way.
If you have been charged and wish to request a refund, please call us at 702-998-0222 and ask for Audra, referencing this review. She will ensure it is handled promptly.
Scam Royale
Went to the address provided to be put on DNC list- it did not work. Called the phone number to be taken off the list and the woman cut me off as I tried to provide my domain address to be removed, then she hung up on me. I called back and said I thought we were disconnected and she said no we weren't then hung up again. I called back and said, Ma'am would you please stop hanging up so that we can have a quick conversation? She said no and hung up on me again. I have also emailed them but do not expect that to be a success either.
September 13, 2026
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Mail Fraud
Absolute scam. This company's practice is the definition of MAIL FRAUD,
Mail fraud and wire fraud are terms used in the United States to describe the use of a physical (e.g., the U.S. Postal Service) or electronic (e.g., a phone, a telegram, a fax, or the Internet) mail system to defraud another, and are U.S. federal crimes. Jurisdiction is claimed by the federal government if the illegal activity crosses interstate or international borders.
July 29, 2026
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Reply from Domain Listings, LLC
Thank you for sharing your concern. We want to address the mail fraud allegation directly and factually.
Domain Listings, LLC sends USPS Marketing Mail — a postage class that requires prescreening and content eligibility verification by the United States Postal Service before it can be sent. Our mailer has been reviewed and approved by the USPS and falls squarely within the guidelines for marketing mail. Mail fraud is a serious federal allegation and it is not one that applies here. A solicitation that is prescreened, approved, and delivered through an official USPS marketing mail program is by definition not mail fraud.
Our mailer contains all required disclaimers, including a clear and prominent statement that it is not a bill, that we are not a domain registrar, and that there is absolutely no obligation to pay. These are not fine print additions — they are standard, required disclosures that are present on every piece of mail we send.
We understand that unsolicited mail can be frustrating and we respect that this service is not for everyone. If you would like to be removed from our mailing list please contact us at info@domainlistings.directory and we will take care of it immediately.
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Received a "bill" in the mail
Received a "bill" in the mail. Looked legit so i paid it. Was informed it has nothing to do with our actual website. Went to the website and the info page stated we could easily get a refund. I'm not sure their definition of easy but the phone rang the first time and was disconnected. Called multiple times following and it gave a busy signal. Finally reached someone after 10x dialing. The rep was absolutely nasty in attitude. When i struggled to hear her on the phone, she hung up on me. I called back and had busy signal for another 5 call attempts. Got back through again and was hung up on because i didn't have last 4 of card ready. Went through the same process many times. She was nasty again and I told her I was sorry she was having such a rough day. Hung up on me again. Again, had to dial multiple times to get back through. Had my "member ID #" for her and she said it can be 10 days before refund is back in account. She hung up immediately on me when i was thanking her for her help. I hope she has a better life. The world is hard enough as it is to have to live every day so angry.
July 20, 2026
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Reply from Domain Listings, LLC
Thank you for sharing this and we are deeply sorry for everything you went through. Reading this was difficult because it describes exactly the kind of experience no customer should ever have, and we want to be straightforward — there is no acceptable explanation for the behavior you described. Being hung up on repeatedly, being met with hostility when you were nothing but patient and kind, and having to redial ten times just to reach someone is inexcusable. The fact that you responded to all of it with grace and empathy says a great deal about you.
We want to confirm that your refund has been initiated and if you have not seen it within 10 business days please call us at 702-998-0222 and ask for Audra, referencing this review. She will personally ensure it is taken care of.
We are actively working to improve the customer service experience and reviews like yours, as hard as they are to read, are exactly what holds us accountable to doing that. We are sorry we let you down and we hope you will give us the opportunity to do better.
Misleading Domain Renewal Notice Disguised as an Invoice
This company's solicitation practices are extremely misleading. They send official-looking notices designed to make recipients believe they are the legitimate provider or that immediate payment is required to maintain their domain registration. In reality, these mailings appear to be marketing solicitations disguised as invoices.
If you receive one of these notices, read it very carefully and verify your actual domain registrar before sending any payment. Companies should earn customers through honest business practices, not through deceptive and misleading mailings that resemble bills or renewal not
May 29, 2026
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I needed to make sure my contact…
I needed to make sure my contact information was changed on my listing because my phone number changed. Thankfully I was able to do so with ease and without any hassle. The team responded to me right away and I just am happy that Domain Listings is staying dedicated to providing me as a customer great service.
May 13, 2026
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Reply from Domain Listings, LLC
Thank you so much for the kind words! Keeping your listing information current is so important and we are glad we could get that updated quickly for you. We appreciate your loyalty and look forward to continuing to provide you with great service!
Received what looks like an invoice in the mail.
Received what looks like an invoice in the mail. Absolute garbage company to solicit business with an ad looking like a bill and then in gray lettering say it's an offer.
May 12, 2026
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Reply from Domain Listings, LLC
Thank you for sharing your experience. We understand how receiving unexpected mail can be frustrating, and we are sorry our communication caused concern. We want to be clear for anyone reading this — what you received was a solicitation, not a bill. The disclosure stating it is an offer with no obligation to pay is included on every piece of mail we send, and we take full responsibility for making sure that language is as clear as possible. No payment is ever required and you are under no obligation to respond. If you have any questions or would like to be removed from our mailing list, please reach out to us directly at info@domainlistings.directory or 702-998-0222 and we will take care of it immediately.
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This is a scam
This is a scam. We received two bills in the mail and called to get the issue corrected. Instead of helping, the representative was rude, dismissive, called my Supervisor a derogatory name, and then hung up on her.
They do nothing with renewing your websites domain, and are just an online "directory".
May 7, 2026
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Reply from Domain Listings, LLC
Thank you for bringing this to our attention. We want to address this directly — the behavior you described, including a representative using a derogatory term toward your supervisor and hanging up, is completely unacceptable and does not reflect the standard we hold ourselves to. We take this seriously and we are sorry it happened.
We also want to clarify for anyone reading this: we are an online business directory, not a domain registrar, and we have no connection to your website or its renewal. Every piece of mail we send includes a clear disclosure stating it is a solicitation and that there is no obligation to pay. We understand that distinction is not always clear at first glance and we are sorry for any confusion our communication caused.
We would like to make this right. Please contact us directly at info@domainlistings.directory and we will ensure your concerns are resolved promptly and professionally.
This is a scam
This is a scam - do not pay them - do not respond to their snail mails - this business exists for the sole purpose of lying about being a website registry service and stealing money from people who think their url is about to expire.
May 6, 2026
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Reply from Domain Listings, LLC
Thank you for taking the time to leave feedback. We want to address the core concern here directly and honestly — Domain Listings, LLC is an online business directory, not a domain registry, and we make no claim to be one. Every mailer we send includes a clear, prominent disclosure stating that it is a solicitation and that there is absolutely no obligation to respond or pay.
We understand that unsolicited mail can feel suspicious, and we respect that.
But we want to be clear for anyone reading this — no one is tricked into paying for anything. Our service is voluntary, our pricing is transparent, and our disclosure language exists precisely to ensure that no one feels obligated to purchase something they have not chosen.
Domain Listings, LLC has been in continuous operation since 2013, serving over 150,000 businesses across the United States with a BBB complaint rate of 0.13%. We are a real company offering a real service and we stand behind that record.
If you have any questions about who we are or what we offer, we are happy to answer them at info@domainlistings.directory
At first
At first, I was unsure about the letter, but after reading everything properly, I realized it’s just an optional directory listing service. I actually decided to try it, and the process was smooth. The listing went live quickly, and I appreciate the exposure it provides for my domain. No issues so far.
April 21, 2026
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Reply from Domain Listings, LLC
Thank you for taking the time to read through everything carefully and give us a shot! We are glad the process was smooth and that your listing went live quickly. That is exactly the experience we aim to deliver. We appreciate your business and are here if you ever need anything!
Domain listings is a scam that tries to…
Domain listings is a scam that tries to scare people into thinking their website is about to expire so they pay them. I get mail from them every year trying to get me to pay them
February 19, 2026
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Reply from Domain Listings, LLC
Thank you for taking the time to leave feedback. We understand the confusion, and we want to address it directly. Domain Listings, LLC is an online business directory — we are not a domain registrar, and we have no affiliation with your website or its registration status. Our mailers invite businesses to be listed in our directory, and participation is entirely voluntary. We would never want anyone to feel pressured or misled, and we sincerely apologize if our communication was unclear in any way. If you'd like to be removed from our mailing list, please contact us directly at info@domainlistings.directory or call us at 702-998-0222 and we will take care of it immediately. We appreciate the opportunity to clarify and hope to change your perception of us.
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Reply from Domain Listings, LLC
Thank you for sharing your concern. We take feedback like this seriously and want to address it honestly. Domain Listings, LLC is a legitimate online business directory that has been operating since 2013, serving over 150,000 businesses across the United States. Our mailings are solicitations — not invoices — and participation in our directory is entirely voluntary. No payment is ever required unless you have chosen to purchase a listing. We understand that the format of our mailers can sometimes cause confusion, and we are genuinely sorry if that was your experience. We are not affiliated with any fraudulent operators in our industry and do not engage in deceptive billing practices. If you have received something that concerned you or have been charged without your consent, please contact us immediately at info@domainlistings.directory or 702-998-0222 and we will resolve it without delay. We stand behind our service and our integrity.
Seems like the whole company is a scam
We received an invoice and it seemed that we needed to pay for our email hosting. We were scammed and paid it once. They automatically charged again for the next year. I called to get information and the woman who answered who would not give her name was rude and unhelpful. I requested a refund 5 different times with no response and the last call I was hung up on by the rep who answered the phone.
January 14, 2026
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Reply from Domain Listings, LLC
Thank you for bringing this to our attention, and we sincerely apologize for the confusion surrounding our service. Domain Listings, LLC is an online business directory — we are not an email hosting provider and have no affiliation with your email service. We are sorry to hear that there was any misunderstanding about the nature of what we offer, as we always strive to communicate our services as clearly as possible.
What concerns us most is the service experience you described. The interactions you have outlined — unanswered refund requests, unhelpful service, and a disconnected call — do not reflect the standard we hold ourselves to, and we take that seriously.
We want to make this right. If you have not yet received a refund, please contact us directly at info@domainlistings.directory and reference this review. Your refund request will be treated as a priority and resolved promptly. You should never have had to ask five times, and we are sorry that you did.
Letter appears (at first glance) to be an invoice…
Letter appears (at first glance) to be an invoice for annual website domain listing. It shows my website domain name, but the company's offer to provide a "listing" to "leading websites throughout the United States," is very vague. Plus, I only sell my services in Texas, so I wouldn't need a listing in any other state, online or otherwise. On a positive note, the letter does state in capital letters. "This is Not a Bill." This is a Solicitation."
January 5, 2026
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Reply from Domain Listings, LLC
Thank you for taking the time to share such a detailed and balanced review. We appreciate your honesty and are glad you noted the disclosure printed clearly on our mailer — "This is Not a Bill. This is a Solicitation." That language is included prominently precisely to ensure that no one feels obligated to pay for something they have not chosen to purchase.
You raise a fair point about the relevance of a national directory listing for a business that serves a local market. While our directory does reach visitors across the United States, we understand that not every business will find that reach relevant to their needs — and we would never want anyone to feel pressured into a service that isn't the right fit for them. There is absolutely no obligation to respond to our mailer, and we respect that decision entirely.
If you have any questions about our service or would simply like to be removed from our mailing list, please don't hesitate to reach out at info@domainlistings.directory or 702-998-0222. We are happy to help.
Don’t get scammed like me
Please be extremely cautious. In my personal experience, the mail I received from Domain Listings (Las Vegas) appeared highly misleading and designed to look like an official notice, which could easily cause someone to pay for something they don’t actually need.
If you receive a letter from them, do not get scammed like I did. The mailing I received gave the strong impression of a required payment, and I later realized it was scam website.
I’m sharing this to help others avoid the same costly mistake. Treat any communication from this company with skepticism.
November 18, 2025
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Reply from Domain Listings, LLC
Thank you for sharing your experience. We genuinely understand how concerning it can feel to receive unexpected mail, and we are sorry to hear that our communication left you feeling misled — that is never our intention.
We want to be clear for anyone reading this: Domain Listings, LLC is a legitimate online business directory that has been operating since 2013, serving over 150,000 businesses across the United States. We are registered, licensed, and operate in full compliance with applicable laws. Every mailer we send includes a clear, prominent disclosure stating "This is Not a Bill. This is a Solicitation." — participation in our directory is entirely voluntary and no payment is ever required unless a listing is explicitly purchased.
We are not affiliated with any fraudulent operators in our industry, and we take our reputation and the trust of our customers very seriously. We recognize that the online directory space has been impacted by bad actors in the past, and we work hard every day to distinguish ourselves through transparency and professional service.
If you were charged without your consent or have an unresolved concern, please contact us directly at info@domainlistings.directory or 702-998-0222. We will resolve it promptly and without hesitation. For anyone else reading this review, we encourage you to visit our website at domainlistings.directory to learn more about who we are and what we offer before drawing a conclusion.
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Scam Alert!
Rude, horrible customer service!! Do not send this company your money.
May 19, 2025
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Do not accept this offer
This is a solicitation; you are not obligated to pay unless you accept the offer. It's a total scam.
May 7, 2025
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SCAM
SCAM! These people are trying to scam small businesses. They are shady as hell.
February 18, 2025
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