Auto-Renew

Whois-Search · Oct 30, 2002

I'm sick of Auto-Renew at registers.

They are starting to automatically try and charge my credit card around 45 to 60 days before the expire date.

The main problem is when you use odd registers like NameScout ( from a snapback ) and its trying to charge your card $25 !

I'm going to have to go round every register on every domain and turn all the auto-renew's off and transfer them to Enom at Reseller rate - that means turning the auto-lock off as well LOL !

In fact in recent weeks even Enom have even got more greedy

PrimeDNR · Oct 31, 2002

Originally posted by Whois-Search
I'm sick of Auto-Renew at registers.

They are starting to automatically try and charge my credit card around 45 to 60 days before the expire date.

The main problem is when you use odd registers like NameScout ( from a snapback ) and its trying to charge your card $25 !

I'm going to have to go round every register on every domain and turn all the auto-renew's off and transfer them to Enom at Reseller rate - that means turning the auto-lock off as well LOL !

In fact in recent weeks even Enom have even got more greedy

Agreed!

I have done that too!

Regards,

PrimeDNR

tonyk2000 · Oct 31, 2002

Did namescout tried to charge the card used at snapnames? Or snapnames tried to charge for renewal on namescout's behalf?

I ask because I see no way how namescout can obtain CC number? I do not think you purchased at least one domain directly at namescout ($25 per domain fee)?

Whois-Search · Oct 31, 2002

Snapnames never gave my card details

So they tried to charge my card but they had no details LOL

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> These domain name(s) are set to Auto-Renew, and we have attempted to renew them on your behalf. However, we were unable to successfully complete the renewal for one of the following reasons:
>
> - You have not provided a credit card
> - The credit card in your account has expired
> - The credit card number in your account is invalid
> - Your bank has declined the credit card charges