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This is a continuation from posts made on thread: http://www.dnforum.com/f122/urlcollection-com-thread-1873.html
This addresses a transfer-in price increase, placed on my Enom account in which URL Collection is my reseller.
We purchased the Enom account in question from Ebay in mid 2004, Last week I located the Paypal receipt for this account and I PMâd you a copy, soon after I realized a member here âtekz999â was the actual seller of that account, I sent Gilbert a PM and he confirmed he indeed sold me the account. I acknowledged the error and apologized to you at least twice now, but somehow you feel the need to bring it up over and over again, as if itâs the only thing you have to prove me wrong with.
I'm having a had time believing this "Promo Glitch" story, Please provide the name of the Enom rep you spoke who stated the transfer-in increase was in fact an Enom âGlitchâ I have a Enom rep that has gone on record stating the increase came from URL Collection.
As for contacting you (URL Collection), WE DID and you know that.â¦..You have NO ticket system, NO auto-reply with a receipt, kind of makes me wonder why a company with 7000+ accounts under them would operate in such a wayâ¦.by not having this, you created a situation where customers have no evidence to support that a email was submitted, so it comes down to your word against the clientsâ¦
As God as my witness, we sent you at least 2 support emails soon after the price increase, and BOTH went completely unanswered, It does not stop here, you have NEVER answered our email requests about other issues since mid 2004 when we took over the account, only up until now do you respond when I posted a comment on DNFâ¦.As with any other Enom account holder, we have had issues with our account, such as other TLD pricing and CC TLD issues, you were contacted each time and neglected to reply to each and every one.
FALSE, I never âdemandedâ that you pay me anythingâ¦..You have repeatedly suggested to convert this account to Enom management, stating it will become a $8.95 account, I replied back to you stating if this were to happen, I would want the $249 that I paid for it, PLUS the amount I was over charged for the transfer-ins, This was NOT a demand as you say and I have the PMâs to prove it.
âLimited numberâ, I like that, please share with us what this limited number is? and how you had your Domains Director âHeatherâ quote âtearâ into my account only to find 7 domain transfers, and how you claimed I NEVER had 400 domains in my account ever, All of which is completely absurdâ¦..
You were in fact contacted and we objected to the increase, Why did we transfer domains in anyway at $7.95? because we had little choice, we didnât want to shell out another $250-$300for another account.. .You also NEVER went to bat for me, what you actually did was send me a number of PMâs accusing me of lying, claiming I only had a handful of transfers, 2 domains in my account, and used the account primarily to setup reseller accountsâ¦..It was NOT until I sent you a PM of an accounting report that showed I processed nearly $3000 a year from this one account, in which I had over 400 domains before moving all of them out last weekâ¦.What you describe as going to bat for me, was actually you gathering the facts, something you should of done in the first place before calling me a liar.
After you blamed and blasted Gilbert for the price increase (tekz999) and convinced me he was the guilty party responsible, I refused your offer to pay me because I wanted the person responsible to payâ¦.Now that its determined that URL Collection or as you say Enom is responsible, I informed you I would accept your refund, If you want to rid yourself of this account and turn it over to Enom control, you can buy me out of it for what I paidâ¦.$249 plus the $71 you claim I lost from the transfers, I even provided my Paypal address, but you never followed through with itâ¦.
If you donât wish to honor your word and refund it for whatever reason, just say so now, I have better things to do with my time than to deal with someone who continues to misrepresent the facts.
This addresses a transfer-in price increase, placed on my Enom account in which URL Collection is my reseller.
URLCollection said:Next â this Raider Girl in this thread claims she bought a reseller account from our company which is wrong. We never sold her an account of any kind. Never even heard of her before. Guess we never sold very many accounts at all â usually just set them up for free. She bought this account she is complaining about from a sub account of ours.
We purchased the Enom account in question from Ebay in mid 2004, Last week I located the Paypal receipt for this account and I PMâd you a copy, soon after I realized a member here âtekz999â was the actual seller of that account, I sent Gilbert a PM and he confirmed he indeed sold me the account. I acknowledged the error and apologized to you at least twice now, but somehow you feel the need to bring it up over and over again, as if itâs the only thing you have to prove me wrong with.
URLCollection said:True it appears that her transfer in rates (as well as some other accounts) raised in mid 2006 and from I have found out from ENOM â it was a glitch that happened after they offer a reduced transfer rate as a promo. When the sale was over â for some reason the accounts transfer in rate only, jumped to $7.95.
Our domains department tells me they tech supported a few that contacted them and the rates were re-set to $6.95 by ENOM when they were notified. They say they never heard a word from this Raider Girlâs account so they could never have know that her account was affected.
I'm having a had time believing this "Promo Glitch" story, Please provide the name of the Enom rep you spoke who stated the transfer-in increase was in fact an Enom âGlitchâ I have a Enom rep that has gone on record stating the increase came from URL Collection.
As for contacting you (URL Collection), WE DID and you know that.â¦..You have NO ticket system, NO auto-reply with a receipt, kind of makes me wonder why a company with 7000+ accounts under them would operate in such a wayâ¦.by not having this, you created a situation where customers have no evidence to support that a email was submitted, so it comes down to your word against the clientsâ¦
As God as my witness, we sent you at least 2 support emails soon after the price increase, and BOTH went completely unanswered, It does not stop here, you have NEVER answered our email requests about other issues since mid 2004 when we took over the account, only up until now do you respond when I posted a comment on DNFâ¦.As with any other Enom account holder, we have had issues with our account, such as other TLD pricing and CC TLD issues, you were contacted each time and neglected to reply to each and every one.
URLCollection said:This person now has demanded that our company refund what she paid another person for the account in full, over 2 ½ years ago.
FALSE, I never âdemandedâ that you pay me anythingâ¦..You have repeatedly suggested to convert this account to Enom management, stating it will become a $8.95 account, I replied back to you stating if this were to happen, I would want the $249 that I paid for it, PLUS the amount I was over charged for the transfer-ins, This was NOT a demand as you say and I have the PMâs to prove it.
URLCollection said:From what I saw in her account, only a limited number of her transfers were affected.
âLimited numberâ, I like that, please share with us what this limited number is? and how you had your Domains Director âHeatherâ quote âtearâ into my account only to find 7 domain transfers, and how you claimed I NEVER had 400 domains in my account ever, All of which is completely absurdâ¦..
URLCollection said:I went to bat for her with ENOM and our company and they both say â no refund. I even offered to pay her the difference out of my pocket â instead she wants to play it out on this thread. If she did not like the price at the time she should not have made the transfers and should have sought immediate tech support. Instead of after the fact, in an open forum over a year later. Kind of like complaining that I had to pay $3.40 a gallon for 680 gallons of gas today to fill up my boat â a year or so later. Bet Mobil Oil would be standing in line to help me out then.
You were in fact contacted and we objected to the increase, Why did we transfer domains in anyway at $7.95? because we had little choice, we didnât want to shell out another $250-$300for another account.. .You also NEVER went to bat for me, what you actually did was send me a number of PMâs accusing me of lying, claiming I only had a handful of transfers, 2 domains in my account, and used the account primarily to setup reseller accountsâ¦..It was NOT until I sent you a PM of an accounting report that showed I processed nearly $3000 a year from this one account, in which I had over 400 domains before moving all of them out last weekâ¦.What you describe as going to bat for me, was actually you gathering the facts, something you should of done in the first place before calling me a liar.
After you blamed and blasted Gilbert for the price increase (tekz999) and convinced me he was the guilty party responsible, I refused your offer to pay me because I wanted the person responsible to payâ¦.Now that its determined that URL Collection or as you say Enom is responsible, I informed you I would accept your refund, If you want to rid yourself of this account and turn it over to Enom control, you can buy me out of it for what I paidâ¦.$249 plus the $71 you claim I lost from the transfers, I even provided my Paypal address, but you never followed through with itâ¦.
If you donât wish to honor your word and refund it for whatever reason, just say so now, I have better things to do with my time than to deal with someone who continues to misrepresent the facts.