Enom

I realized a couple weeks ago that Enom charges 30 dollars for domain renewal.

Mad Dog Movies « Registrar Problem Solved 2005

To get the domain name associated with a new IP address, I had to log in to Enom (for the first time) and redirect the nameservers.

Mad Dog Movies « Registrar Problem Solved 2005

Firms must first approach a standard domain registrar in their home country, such as Go Daddy or Enom.

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Third, since RegisterFly is an Enom reseller, how does that effect all of this?

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My best advice is that if your interest in a domain name is only lukewarm, go ahead and use a basic service like GoDaddy, but if you really don't want to let one get away, you must enlist the services of the big three: Snapnames, Enom, and Pool.

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UPDATE: Both Mason Cole of Snapnames and Chris Ambler of Enom have written in to clarify a few points which I'd like to post here -

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Not knowing exactly what to do, I attempted to bid a couple of hundred dollars during the last day, but Enom required me to send them a fax to become a "verified bidder".

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Is there any advantage using SnapNames, Enom or Pool to try and grab the name or is there another client better suited than the big 3 for grabbing the name I am after having seen the WHOIS info above?

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Should I do the backorder at Enom too or am I fine just doing it at RegisterFly?

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According to Chris at Enom, some less than savory registrars have been known to actually cut the initial 40 day grace period down manually with the intent of repossessing the domain for resale.

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