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    I'm really unhappy with my experience with Network Solutions. I have a domain name that I've had…read morefor a while that I refuse to give up. I don't do anything with it so every year I have this internal debate on whether I should keep paying to keep it. The cost isn't trivial (hence the debate) but I always end up just shrugging my shoulders and keeping it. I had auto-renewal turned off in case I changed my mind and it's always such a painful process to renew as they make you step through page after page where they try to upsell you services I didn't want/need. I never bothered shopping around for other domain name registrars because I didn't want to go through the hassle of doing that (shame on me). I decided this was the year I would shop around and I was shocked at what I found. Each year I was paying $39.99 for the renewal of my domain name and $15.99 for the renewal of private registration for that domain name. Remember this is not for a website or any other functionality associated with the domain name. The domain name registrar I transfered to charges less than $20 a year for BOTH the domain name renewal and private registration. That is an enormous cost difference. Network Solutions also makes it quite painful to leave them. All domain name transfers require an "auth code" as part of the process to verify that you are indeed the owner of the domain name. I was shocked that after I requested my auth code that I was told it would be delivered in THREE days for security reasons. If security was the true reason for this delay wouldn't emailing the owner of the domain name saying "Hey, did you request an auth code?" be a top priority? I received no such correspondence. Since I had three days to kill I researched how some of the top registrars handle this. Almost all of them let you generate your auth code immediately. After three days I was emailed an auth code. Once I initiated the transfer with the auth code in another four days the domain name transfer away from Network Solutions took place. The one positive thing I can say is that I was able to do all of this without any complications and without having to call them.

    Predatory scam after iPower merger - they let your domain expire on purpose then hit you with fake…read morefees Network Solutions is running a straight-up scam and I'm calling it exactly what it is. My domain lionfinch.com suddenly went down because it "expired." Despite having my correct email, phone number, and every other piece of contact info, they sent ZERO renewal reminders that I ever received. I checked spam, inbox, everything. Nothing. Not one email, text, or call.When I contacted them via chat, their agent claimed they sent multiple reminders and even pasted a sample email. I never got any of them. Then they demanded a $35 reinstatement fee on top of the normal renewal just to turn my site back on. They flat-out refused to waive it. This is textbook predatory behavior. They quietly let domains expire after the iPower merger, then extort customers with "reinstatement fees" while your business is offline. It's not bad service -- it's deliberate. I originally came from iPower. After they got swallowed by Network Solutions, the communication completely disappeared. Now they're trying to squeeze extra money out of me for their own failure to notify. I manage or influence over 200 domains and I'm part of a large network of 11,000+ former e-commerce tech professionals. I told their agent we are migrating every single domain to GoDaddy immediately and will actively warn others to stay away. They still refused to fix it. This is deceptive, unfair, and borderline fraudulent.I've already filed a formal complaint with the California Attorney General: Attorney General Rob Bonta California Department of Justice Public Inquiry Unit P.O. Box 944255 Sacramento, CA 94244-2550 Do yourself a favor -- run. Never use Network Solutions. If you're already with them, get out before they pull this on you too. Spencer

    The Node Blox - marketing - Updated May 2026

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