This change in the need to get epp codes for .com and .net seemed ok
Then I read the last paragraph of the help below
WTF?
No epp code on the genral settings page for sub account domains
They need to write to their reseller to get it
"If you do not have a direct eNom account, please contact your reseller to obtain this information"
Oh No! What a hassle
Here is snip from the help:
IMPORTANT NOTE: As of October 28, 2006, EPP/authorization keys will be required for registrar transfer of .com and .net domains.
To obtain your authorization key for your .com, .net, .org, .info, .biz, .us, .cn, .com.cn, .net.cn, .org.cn, .cn, .tw and .in domain name:
*
Login to your eNom account
*
From the DOMAINS menu option, click my domains
*
Click on the specific domain name that you wish to work (clicking on the domain name will take you to the domain control panel)
*
Click General Settings.
*
The EPP/authorization key is displayed on this page.
Authorization (EPP) keys are a security code required by the registry for domain transfer, thus are unique to every domain name. No two EPP/authorization keys are the same, thus if you are transferring more than one EPP domain, you will need to obtain each domainâs specific code.
If you do not have a direct eNom account, please contact your reseller to obtain this information. If you do not know the name of your reseller, go to our "help" page and enter your domain name in the Reseller Information Retrieval Tool.
Then I read the last paragraph of the help below
WTF?
No epp code on the genral settings page for sub account domains
They need to write to their reseller to get it
"If you do not have a direct eNom account, please contact your reseller to obtain this information"
Oh No! What a hassle
Here is snip from the help:
IMPORTANT NOTE: As of October 28, 2006, EPP/authorization keys will be required for registrar transfer of .com and .net domains.
To obtain your authorization key for your .com, .net, .org, .info, .biz, .us, .cn, .com.cn, .net.cn, .org.cn, .cn, .tw and .in domain name:
*
Login to your eNom account
*
From the DOMAINS menu option, click my domains
*
Click on the specific domain name that you wish to work (clicking on the domain name will take you to the domain control panel)
*
Click General Settings.
*
The EPP/authorization key is displayed on this page.
Authorization (EPP) keys are a security code required by the registry for domain transfer, thus are unique to every domain name. No two EPP/authorization keys are the same, thus if you are transferring more than one EPP domain, you will need to obtain each domainâs specific code.
If you do not have a direct eNom account, please contact your reseller to obtain this information. If you do not know the name of your reseller, go to our "help" page and enter your domain name in the Reseller Information Retrieval Tool.