Here are the links for: Sunday, January 25th 2008…

Record video with any Liveview enabled Canon EOS DSLR
Mario Paint Composers
Apple to sue Palm?
Plastic Logic e-reader not coming until early 2010
Bill Gates’ Plan To Destroy Music, Note By Note
Edit-Approval System Proposed For English-Language Wikipedia
iLife ‘09 Shipping Now For Some People? Hits Torrents in Three, Two… [Apple]
DLP Pico Pocket Projector Technology - CES 2009
HP TouchSmart for Business - CES 2009
22 Most Used Free Fonts By Professional Designers
Mac: 25 Years in Pictures
Twitter Has Done News. Now It’s Doing Global Charity Events
Is the Zune doomed?
Google to launch next big update to Google Earth
Multiple Windows 7 versions coming? Say it ain’t so!
Who Needs Netbooks? Acer Plans Detail Mobile Internet Device [Acer]
Rogue Android App Allegedly Destroying G1 Memory, Installing Adware [App Market Scam]
5 Resources for Netbook Helps, Hacks and How-To’s
Mozilla wants to watch 1% of Firefox users
iPhone 101: Basic questions, basic answers
Sprint Treo Pro spotted in the wild, specs and all
FriendFeed Hits Nearly One Million Users; Grew Tenfold In The Past Six Months
Monster.com Data Stolen, Won’t Email Users
RSS-powered Windows 7 desktop slideshows
iPhone Bluetooth File Transfer Coming Soon (YES!) [IPhone]
Comcast Charges Hurricane Victim $24.95 For Calling Service
Windows 7: some bad news for business users
Microsoft To Exit the Zune Business?
New Twhirl beta turbocharges Twitter - becomes must have Twitter client
AMD sees distinction between netbooks and laptops vanishing
Google Puts The Squeeze On Free Apps
CNN Uses P2P Plugin for its Live Stream
Get your hack on: unofficial multi-touch support released for Android
Jolicloud: the OS your netbook has been screaming for
National Censorship Plan Offensive, Says Aussie Shadow Minister

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Originally posted at KtecK Blog - Syndicated on November 26th, 2006 (My old blog)
If you own a domain name, some time prior to renew, you may received a letter in the mail from a company called the Domain Registry of Canada, Domain Registry of America, Domain Registry of Europe and possibility other such names. I just got one of these letters today, November 25, 2006. The letter looks like an official invoice with your personal contact information and name of your expiring domain(s).

Predominately displayed on the top right you’ll see:

“Domain Name Expiration Notice”

The letter has statements like the following indicating that urgent action is required:

“As a courtesy to domain name holders, we are sending you this notice”

“You must renew your domain name to retain exclusive rights to it on the web, and now is the time to renew your name from your current registrar to the Domain Registry of Canada” (could also be, Domain Registry of America, Domain Registry of Europe or other such names) (more…)

Tags: Fraud, Internet, scams