RuCenter: “So that we will not spam you, send a notarized letter in triplicate”

There were once the glorious times of free domains .org.ru and others. And then I started myself several domains. Regularly, every year my box was filled up with notifications about the end of registration, DNS testing (about each ping - separately) and nothing more, but since the domains were free, it seems like you can suffer. But the freebie ends, and the domains suddenly became paid. Since by that time I had normal domains in .ru, I didn’t care about any RuCentres and their third level domains for the price of the second.

However, now every month there come letters with the heading " Give money the registration period ends." When there is very little left, I was delighted - spam finally stops! This was not the case: they began to send letters every day, they were annoying to delete.

I decided, as an honest citizen, to go to their website and delete all the domains in the fucking grandmother. I was in for a surprise: there is no such button. He washed them. Got a response.

RU-CENTER is obliged to inform its clients under current agreements about the expiration of the term for payment for services and changes in regulatory documents. It is impossible to prohibit the sending of such letters under the terms of the Agreement (clause 2.4 of the Service Agreement).
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Early cancellation of a domain name registration is possible by an official letter from the Registrant. Cash for canceled services are not refundable.

The domain administrator should send a letter to RU-CENTER in the form:
nic.ru/dns/docs/trust_dom_del_pers.html

General rules for the design of letters:
nic.ru/dns/docs/let-rul_online-pers.html

Notarization of the letter (application) is not required if the Domain Administrator submits the letter (application) in person to the office. In this case, it is enough to have a passport with you.

That is, so that they do not spam me, I need to send them a notarized letter, and I cannot adjust notifications according to the contract. It only remains to bite the bullet and endure setting up spam filters ...

In the courtyard of the 21st century.