NameJet Goes Live This Afternoon

[companyone]

Network Solution and eNom domain names that expire or delete will be landing in a new auction house this afternoon. The brand new NameJet appears to be a joint venture between eNom and Network Solutions.

It appears eNom owns the NameJet.com domain name or at least controls it and Network Solutions owns the NameJet Trademark. Traditionally domain names from those two domain companies have gone through Snapnames prior to deleting. Network Solutions started the process a few years ago when Snapnames struck a deal to be the primary auction place for all expiring domain names that Network Solutions was letting delete. Then earlier this year eNom’s deleting domain names started appearing at Snapnames.

NameJet is launching this afternoon, you can be assured that they are actively talking to other registrars to join the program. Snapnames was the first and biggest Pending Delete auction marketplace, I think it will be a matter of time before NameJet takes that title.

The company that controls the Network Solution deleting domains controls the market. NameJet seems to have come out of no where and is moving fast. The caliber of Network Solutions domains is awesome because most of the generic domain names where registered at Network Solutions back before the multiple registrar system was invented. Continued At:Domain Tools

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This is now whats up at Enom:

http://www.enom.com/auctions/namejet_jump.asp

Peace!
Dan

 

[Focus]

This is very big news..looks like the reg'd the majority of their typos too...heres a random one..

http://whois.domaintools.com/mamejet.com

 

[companyone]

Out This Morning From: Network Solutions

Network Solutions(R) is excited to introduce our new expired domain name auction partner, NameJet(TM). At this time, you can continue to get available, expired domain name(s) through the enhanced backorder service from NameJet.

Any backorder requests for domains that expired on or after September 21, 2007 and are scheduled to go to auction October 27, 2007 or later will be handled by NameJet, our new auction provider. If you have already placed a backorder request with our previous auction provider, SnapNames(R) for domains coming up for auction after October 27, 2007, you must place a new request with NameJet in order to participate in the auction.

Backorder requests expiring prior to October 27, 2007 will still be handled by SnapNames. If you have a SnapNames account, it will remain active, however SnapNames will no longer carry Network Solutions expired domain name inventory. All backorder requests for Network Solutions inventory will need to go through NameJet.

If you have an existing ClubDrop account, you can use your existing ClubDrop log-in information with our new provider, NameJet. ClubDrop has been re-launched with many new features and enhancements under the brand name NameJet.

For more information on our enhanced Backorder Service from NameJet, please visit http://www.namejetinfo.com.

You can easily set up a new account and place your requests with NameJet, by visiting http://www.namejetsignup.com.

Sincerely,
Network Solutions(R) Customer Support

 

[dcristo]

Interesting how they registered different domains for providing info and signing up.

 

[GAMEFINEST]

Ill test drivei it