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Warning to all Enom domainers
Posted on November 16th, 2007 by admin in Domain News | 4 Comments »
If you have an Enom retailer account or sub-account then you need to be aware that you run a risk of losing your expiring domains.
Most domainers set their domains on auto renew, in order to not risk forgetting the domain expiration date and losing that domain. If your payment method is via credit card you might run into problems with your auto renewal at Enom.
Enom is not allowed to store the credit card CVV ( last three digits on the back of your credit card ) so on random occassions when Enom attempts auto renewal of your domain, the credit card provider ( your bank ) rejects the attempt. Your auto renewal fails, and you lose your domain. The only plausible way to avoid this is to login into Enom every month and enter the CVV… which means you might as well track your expiration date and renew manually.
So, make sure you double check your expirations if you have domains at Enom.
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Wow, I wasn’t aware of this. I only have a handful of domains at enom but perhaps I’ll go ahead and extend them a few years, so I don’t have to worry about it.
Yea it was a surprise to me when I found it out too. Apparently they asked whizzbang to pass the message on.
Actually this happened to me about 18mths ago and once it hits expiry, Enom then charges you a higher rate to renew.
Needless to say I don’t use Enom anymore.
I wish I heard this sooner – before they took my expiring domain name.
ENOM routinely act in bad faith and should be run out of the business –
These bastards are actively stealing from thousands of unwary Internet users and ICANN and Internic are doing absolutely nothing about it.