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NameStation double-charged me, and has zero customer service to get that resolved. I cannot find any way to contact the company on their website. I thought to contact them on their social media pages, but I found that those have been inactive for years. Now, I cannot even login to the site. I do not recommend this company at all.
The worst company. I emailed them 4 times with no response. Going through my bank to get a refund.
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