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Has anyone else had a problem with Enom's abuse department? I have. I ran a free hosting company, and someone was using the subdomain of my domain for a phishing scam on there. Enom put my domain on registrar lock, and made it unavailable for me to use. But before this happened, I just noticed my site timed out, and wouldn't load. I contacted my server company, and they said it was a problem with my domain. I registered the domain through NameCheap, so I contacted NameCheap. After I contacted NameCheap they told me it was a problem with the server. Then I told my server company that, and they said No, its a DNS issue with the domain registrar. I told NameCheap/Enom this again, and they were like Oh, I didn't notice that Enom suspended your domain. Contact [email protected]
So I did this, and didn't get a response for around 22 hours. When I did, all they said was "we suspended the whole domain because there was a phishing scam at subdomain.mydomain.com"
I replied saying "Thanks. Before I got this e-mail, I terminated his account because I noticed his username was ebay or something. He's all terminated, and I have a backup of his account incase the government needs it or something."
They replied about 24 hours later, but still hadn't unlocked the domain.
The next day the unlocked it, but I had no warning what so ever, and it took 3 days. I lost quite a bit of money, Thanks Enom!
So I did this, and didn't get a response for around 22 hours. When I did, all they said was "we suspended the whole domain because there was a phishing scam at subdomain.mydomain.com"
I replied saying "Thanks. Before I got this e-mail, I terminated his account because I noticed his username was ebay or something. He's all terminated, and I have a backup of his account incase the government needs it or something."
They replied about 24 hours later, but still hadn't unlocked the domain.
The next day the unlocked it, but I had no warning what so ever, and it took 3 days. I lost quite a bit of money, Thanks Enom!