ExitNodeZulu
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link: https://www.delawareregisteredagent.com
Used this crew a few times for throwaway DE corps and layering ghost wrappers for dormant struct setups. Their price point hits clean — $29 for RA is cheap even if you’re stacking ten shells — and on paper, they look tight. Real Dover address, unique suite, fake lease optional, even that virtual office spin if you’re trying to bluff a residency angle. But yo, last cycle? They cooked it. Straight up tried invoicing me for a dead LLC from last year, one I shut down eight months before. And they had the nerve to partially refund only after I hit up support three times. Said it was “automated renewal error,” but they kept the handling fee. Handling what? A ghost invoice?
What really got me was their aggressive flood tactic. These dudes will spam your inbox every month leading up to renewal and even harder after closure. I’m talking mailers like it’s Black Friday. Felt more like a phishing campaign than a compliance notice. Checked with a buddy — he got the same spam from them on a corp he killed back in 2013. Like, why the hell are you even storing that data ten years out? Their whole RA setup’s designed to look low-maintenance, but they treat it like a sticky SaaS sub. You cancel, they hope you forget, then cash the auto-charge before you realize.
Still, if you really need a fast RA to hold something idle — and I mean pure idle, no banking, no real trade — they work. But don’t let it run past a year unless you want to test their refund policy (spoiler: it’s trash). Definitely don’t plug it into anything tied to FinCEN reporting or FATCA lines. If your BOI report (https://www.fincen.gov/boi) even vaguely overlaps, expect heat. They’re not built for silent structures, just convenient churn-and-burn shells. Use ‘em once, then bounce.