FYI--see ya ENOM!!!!!!

I just talked with Go Daddy's tech support (to get another hosting account) they said they were going to get rid of the Trans of ownership fee starting tomorrow-6-20-2002

Customers have complete control over the registrant field....the only downside is the domain has to stay with them for 60 days after the reg field is changed

$8.95 for (CNO) and no transfer of owner fee or paperwork,.......see ya ENOM!!!!!!

 

[mole]

Should have done that long time ago. Is URL and email forwarding free as well?

 

[flex]

Originally posted by cu_buffs
I just talked with Go Daddy's tech support (to get another hosting account) they said they were going to get rid of the Trans of ownership fee starting tomorrow-6-20-2002

Customers have complete control over the registrant field....the only downside is the domain has to stay with them for 60 days after the reg field is changed

$8.95 for (CNO) and no transfer of owner fee or paperwork,.......see ya ENOM!!!!!!

finally godaddy knows what's best for them :laugh:

 

[uncle]

that's very good news

 

[Marty]

Very interesting...

Does anybody know how much a domain actually cost at Godaddy once you use the features that comes free with other registrars? (email forwarding, cloaking, url forwarding, etc)

 

aren't most of the enom resellers cheaper than godaddy anyway, regardless of features?

 

[flex]

Originally posted by snoopy
aren't most of the enom resellers cheaper than godaddy anyway, regardless of features?

uh huh, they're certainly much cheaper.

 

[mole]

Cheap is good if you have 1,000 names. Cheap is definitely out if you have 100 names that are priceless.

 

what do resellers at Enom pay for domains?

I just transferred 548 domain names to Go Daddy and the year extension was $7.35.....for each.


BTW-Who gives a crap about email forwarding? ohhhhh 100 FREE email forwarding.......who uses 100?
That's the worst marketing ploy i've ever seen, but you seem to buy into it!


URL forwarding, $5.00 per year

 

[Marty]

Looks like you are getting a good price. Just watch out when actually making your domains useful with the small price addons here and there. Even dotster.com could match your price by then.

"forward AND mask this domain name to another that I own -- only $19.95.*" (from godaddy site)

"I would like to forward this domain name to another one that I own – just $9.95!*" (from godaddy site )


I assume you are getting bulk discount prices, but all small fees add up in the end.

 

[Domain]

Enom includes:
10 page website
Web/URL Forwarding
IP pointing
email catch-all
email forwarding
Real-time DNS updates
subdomains
Push names to others
change whois instantly
auto name renewal
and a lot more . . .

I believe 500 names or more will get you extremely competitive pricing similar to Godaddy but with better features in the control panel. Just talk to someone in their business development dept.

 

[mole]

Have any of the eNom resellers here tried their new .NET architecture, whatever that means? Any difference?

 

Enom includes:
10 page website
Web/URL Forwarding
IP pointing
email catch-all
email forwarding
Real-time DNS updates
subdomains
Push names to others
change whois instantly
auto name renewal
and a lot more . . .

??????????????????????????????????

10-page web site-ever used it? I have, it sucks. That's why it's free, Very limited.
Web/URL forwarding-yeah it's free, with a $29 registration
IP POinting-HUH?
email catch-all-who doesn't offer this?
email forwarding-wow, i hope your isp's or hotmail account is dependable
Real-Time DNS Updates-LMAO, whos isn't.
Subdomains-this is cool!
Push names to others-again, whatever that means
Change WHOIS-great, that'll get me to pay 30 bucks for a domain
auto renewal-they would be dumb not to.
and a lot more......well tell me.......



All of this "appearent" extra stuff (junk) doesn't cut it for me. I have just transferred my names from Enom to Go Daddy . I hear people in here talking about the extra fees at Go Daddy....its ridiculous. Their support is good, cost is AWESOME. You can even write to Bob Parsons (the president of the company) if you want to. My experience (1year) with Enom is what you'd expect from a company who advertises all this free stuff, and you use maybe one feature (forwarding). Oh, my bad, I forgot the WHOIS is updated instantly. :laugh: :laugh:


I just want some people to learn about Enom, it's not what they want you to think it is. Essentially, every registrar has the same overhead, they are going to make the same amount off of you no matter what kind of "JUNK" they offer for free. Unless you're Verisign, they just plain rape you!!!

BTW-I really enjoy this forum, there are some pretty intelligent people here!

 

[mole]

oh yeah?

Can Go Daddy do .NET? Can Go Daddy to PDQ? Can Go Daddy do high level DNS management? Can Go Daddy do the technology eNOM does?

Ahhh... didn't think so, look at their commercialised mickey mouse homepage.

Empty vessels make the most noise.

 

*Currently you cannot use your own merchant processing account with PDQ
*There is an annual subscription fee of $99 for PDQ. Any transactions involving credit card processing will also receive the regular credit card processing fee of $0.95 plus 3% of the total transaction amount. All transaction fees will be deducted from your commission account.
*.NET - beta

Have fun with your Name-By-Phone----damn, Go Daddy doesn't offer name-my-phone.......or name spinners and oh yeah, name my map.

SOME TECHNOLOGY

Have any of the eNom resellers here tried their new .NET architecture, whatever that means? Any difference?

YOU DONT EVEN KNOW WHAT IT MEANS

 

[mole]

Have any of the eNom resellers here tried their new .NET architecture, whatever that means? Any difference?

YOU DONT EVEN KNOW WHAT IT MEANS [/B]

Neither does Go Daddy

 

[mole]

GoDaddy rocks!

 

No, Enom Rocks!

 

[mole]

NO, GoDaddy rocks!

 

[VoxKeysGtr]

They both rock. I've got about 40 domains with GoDaddy, and about another 50 with Enom. Enom's system is much easier to use as far as changing the info for a domain. Other than that they're about equal, I would say. I like 'em both. They beat the crap out of NetSol. I've already transferred all of my domains out of there. Whew!