A serious issue with Domain Registry of America

["Frank Khoury" <ufopro@xxxxxxx>]

I just have one question. How does droa.com continue getting away with their 
blatant scam on the internet. They send out domain name expiration notices to 
customers of other registrars. I design, host and maintain over 120 hotel 
websites. My clients don't know very much about domain names and hosting. 
DROA.com intentionally sends them a document that most people would view as a 
bill from the company that they have been doing business with. Some clients 
contact me first to verify the notice from droa.com, but several have sent in 
the money, thinking that the notice came from me or a company that I am 
affiliated with. I realize that this alone may not be grounds for any legal 
action against droa.com, but just today, I received a domain name expiration 
notice from droa.com. The domain name that they are sending me an expiration 
notice for expires on May 15th 2005! That's 6 months away. Now that they have 
actually contacted me, I want to know what action, if any I can take against 
droa.com.