Do not be fooled by the low-cost domain offers or the positive reviews from new users. Those are just the "bait." I have been targeted by their systematic scam twice now, and here is how the trap works: Step 1: The Bait. They sell you incredibly cheap domains. Everything seems fine while you are just buying, which is why their initial rating looks okay. Step 2: The Scam. The moment you try to renew your domains or add a service, the trap snaps shut. Their support claims you have "outstanding charges" and pressures you into paying via PayPal immediately while on the phone. The Execution: As soon as you pay via PayPal, their system begins "machine-gunning" your Credit Card with repeated, unauthorized charges for the same service. They will keep drawing money until your card is empty or your bank blocks it. The Gaslighting: When you provide proof of payment to their requested email billing email, the support staff pretends they "don't have access" to their own billing inbox. Once they have successfully drained as much money as possible, they block your user access entirely. This happened to me yesterday for the second time. I paid for my renewals via PayPal, and they immediately tried to drain my credit card repeatedly. Luckily, I had a low limit set, but they still managed to steal $88 USD with zero service provided. I managed to rescue my domains and move them to a legitimate provider, but IONOS refuses to refund the stolen money. This isn't a "technical glitch"—it is a programmed, systematic "Bait and Switch" operation designed to exploit the combination of PayPal and stored card details.