SCAM Web Hosting Invoice – Nash Digital Ltd – Easy Digital Solutions

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11 responses to “SCAM Web Hosting Invoice – Nash Digital Ltd – Easy Digital Solutions”

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   26 July 2024

   John Bayly

   I just got one of these from “Webaway Ltd”, which is registered with Companies House (15459775) to the same address (20 Wenlock Road, N1 7GU).
   It seems that “Ben Nash” is a prolific scammer.

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   8 August 2024

   Jack Mac

   I had a quick look at 20 Wenlock and it turns out they’re a company who offer a registered address. I have a feeling they’ve no idea these clowns are using them for this type of thing

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   8 August 2024

   Lisa Smith

   client just got one from “Webaway Ltd”, which is registered with Companies House (15459775) to the same address (20 Wenlock Road, N1 7GU).
   Ben Nash again

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   14 October 2024

   S Timms

   14/10/2024 Our company received an emailed invoice from Webaway Design & Hosting today. We are with a different host. We looked into it as neither their Company number or VAT registration appear on the invoice. Webaway Ltd is incorporated with Companies House and owned by… Ben Nash. SCAM

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5. 

   21 October 2024

   RJ

   Also received scam emails from Webaway (webawayltd.co.uk/ – direct link so that the keywords hopefully help people find it on Google)

   The best advice I have for you all, report the company to the non-emergency police line.Report to the Cyber crime unit (it takes less than 60 seconds): https://www.ncsc.gov.uk/collection/phishing-scams/report-scam-website

   And report them to their hosting provider: abuse-tracker@hostinger.com

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6. 

   22 November 2024

   Dave

   Another scam attempt from Webaway Ltd! (webawayltd.co.uk)
   Seeking payment to:
   Account Name: Webaway Ltd
   Account Number: 12461800
   Sort Code: 608371

   Perhaps Starling Bank Limited should be taking some action against this repeat fraudster?

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7. 

   25 August 2025

   Emilia Dlutowski

   Also received an invoice from Webaway, reported to: report@phishing.gov.uk

   Stay scam aware and report.

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8. 

   30 October 2025

   Muhammad Zohaib

   Dear Legal Team,

   I hope this letter finds you well. I am writing to formally request the immediate removal of a defamatory post that has been published on your website. The defamatory post in question was posted on your website without knowing the truth. The post contains false and damaging statements that have caused significant harm to the reputation and well-being of the company.

   As you may be aware, defamation refers to the act of making false statements about an individual or entity that harm their reputation. It is my duty to inform you that the defamatory post on your website violates defamation laws and poses legal ramifications for all parties involved. The false information contained within the post has caused substantial harm to company’s professional and personal character.

   We kindly request that you remove the defamatory post immediately to prevent further dissemination of false information and to avoid potential legal consequences. Failure to comply with this request will leave us with no option but to pursue legal action against your website and the user responsible for the defamatory post.

   Here is the link in question;

   https://0lly.uk/2024/06/21/scam-web-hosting-invoice-nash-digital-ltd-easy-digital-solutions/

   In accordance with the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) and the Communications Decency Act (CDA), has a legal obligation to promptly remove defamatory content upon receipt of a valid takedown notice. We trust that, as a responsible platform, will take immediate action to remove the defamatory post and prevent further harm to company’s reputation.

   We appreciate your prompt attention to this matter and request confirmation of the removal of the defamatory post within reasonable time frame from the receipt of this letter. Should you have any questions or require additional information, please do not hesitate to contact me directly.

   Thank you for your cooperation. We hope to resolve this matter amicably and without resorting to legal measures.

   Yours sincerely, Muhammad Zohaib

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9. 

   30 October 2025

   Olly

   Hi Muhammad.

   Thanks for your comment.

   Can you point out to me which bits fall under “defamation”?

   As that would imply what I am saying is false, and it isn’t, is it?

   It would be better to admit you were wrong, apologise, and stop doing it.

   That would be the best outcome here.

   Love and kisses xx

   Olly

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      3 November 2025

      Muhammad Zohaib

      Dear Olly,

      Thank you for your reply.
      The post you published titled “Scam Web Hosting Invoice – Nash Digital Ltd / Easy Digital Solutions” contains multiple false and defamatory claims.

      Specifically:

      The word “Scam” in the title accuses our company of fraud — a serious and false allegation.

      You stated that our company issues “fake invoices” and engages in “fraudulent activity,” which is entirely untrue and unverified.

      No effort was made to contact or verify facts before publishing, showing clear negligence.

      These statements have severely damaged my client’s business, reputation, and professional credibility, causing significant financial and reputational harm. Such remarks fall under defamation as defined by the UK Defamation Act 2013.

      Here is the defamatory link;
      https://0lly.uk/2024/06/21/scam-web-hosting-invoice-nash-digital-ltd-easy-digital-solutions/

      We again request the immediate removal of the post and any similar defamatory content.
      Please confirm removal within 5 business days to avoid further escalation or legal action.

      Sincerely,
      Muhammad Zohaib
      Legal Representative / DMCA Agent

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      1. 

         4 November 2025

         Olly

         Dear Muhammad,

         Thanks for following this up, let me break it down for you one time;

         “The word “Scam” in the title accuses our company of fraud — a serious and false allegation – You stated that our company issues “fake invoices” and engages in “fraudulent activity,” which is entirely untrue and unverified.”

         But your company DOES issue false invoices – did you actually read my post and the subsequent comments from other people who have all had fraudulent invoices from your company?

         Can you explain why everyone here got invoices for services they have never received from your company?

         “No effort was made to contact or verify facts before publishing, showing clear negligence.”

         Again, if you actually read my post – I DID try and reach out. I used all the contact information I could find, but your company didnt have a web presence and Ben Nash and Jack Ernest Nash made themselves quite hard to find.

         I wonder why?

         “These statements have severely damaged my client’s business, reputation, and professional credibility, causing significant financial and reputational harm. Such remarks fall under defamation as defined by the UK Defamation Act 2013.”

         Actually, your companies’ fraudulent activities are what have damaged your “clients” reputation. Me bringing light to it just makes it real and holds you all accountable for it doesnt it.

         Please dont threaten me with legal shit – look me up first if you have the ability to dive that deep and have access to legal cases that may mention my name 😉

         I look forward to your response.

         KR

         0lly

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