Just a quick note warning of several scam emails I have received this week, they all are concerning domain suffixes .cn (china) and .hk (Hong Kong) The email states that that an application for the registration on these suffixes in your company name, they state that an unknown company has applied to register these domains.
The idea is to put you into a “panic buy” situation and register these domains from them at a highly inflated price, DO NOT BE FOOLED!
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