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DOTinfo email scam warning

Recently, several of my clients have received the following domain scam email claiming to be from an Australian company called DNS Australia.

From: William | DNS Australia <
Sent: Thursday, 20 June 2019 10:03 AM
To: Info <>
Subject: Your domain name has been claimed

Dear Sir/Madam,
We have received a request for the registration of the website www.yourdomainname.info Our system shows that you are the owner of www.yourdomainname.com.au. This can have far-reaching consequences for you in the future. We are therefore under the statutory obligation to contact you, in order to offer you the first right of registration. This means that we will reject the application of the third party and the website:
www.yourdomainname.info
After agreement we will link this website to:
www.yourdomainname.com.au
This means that you will have the first option on the domain name, in order to avoid possible future problems.
We are usually under the obligation to register the domain name and to protect it for a period of 10 years. The annual price for the .INFO extension is AU$29.75 per year. This means a one-off payment of AU$297.50. When the link has been completed, all the Internet traffic that goes to the .INFO extension, will be automatically linked to your current extension and website. This process will take a maximum of 24 hours. This domain name will then have a worldwide reach. The third party will be rejected and can no longer use your domain name.

Important information:
– You will receive a one-off invoice of AU$297.50, exclusive of GST, for a term of 10 years.
– This contract can be cancelled at all times after the first term of one year. The paid amount for the remaining number of years will be refunded to your account.
If you agree to our offer, please send an agreement by email within 48 hours after receipt of this email, stating your name, address and ABN number in a reply to this e-mail address.
The third party will subsequently be rejected by us, and we will then complete the link. You will receive a confirmation and all the information you need by email on the same day.

With kind regards,
William Miller

www.dnsaustralia.org

What can I say except that it is a scam and you should delete it and block the sender.