Want to Trade for eNom 6.95 account

[NameTower]

first one to offer an eNom 6.95 reseller account for

qnf.net/QNF.NET - Quality Natural Foods +++
xyv.net/XYV.NET - e/Xtreme Youth Ventures +++
xzs.net/XZS.NET - e/Xtreme Zoning Station +++
ygu.net/YGU.NET - Young Gamers United +++
yqw.net/YQW.NET - Youth Quality Walk +++
fqy.net/FQY.NET - Future's Quality Youth +++

will get the lot

retail value of each 3 letter.net

$200++++

 

[NameTower]

prefer not to be under anyone...

 

[Mr Webname]

Originally posted by NameTower
prefer not to be under anyone...

For Information:

Only way to "not be under" is to go direct to Enom and pay $6995 - any other way will mean you are under someone, main ETP or sub-account.

 

[NameTower]

but could someone close off my account if they wanted to?

 

[Mr Webname]

I don't believe that Enom will allow an active (with names) account to be deleted.
Only danger is in price increases - reseller above up's your reg charges, but I havn't heard any horror stories there either. Choosing carefully from members here or other well-known boards (Webhostingtalk.com for example) would be a good safeguard.

 

[NameTower]

they can do that??

 

[NameTower]

anyone have an account?

 

[Mr Webname]

Cash only - pm if interested.

 

[Steen]

I have 2, cash only

 

[Aplusmedia]

if the account has NO names or funds in it, then you can delete. then the deleted account can be recovered by using the "forgotten password" form, a password will be sent to the email address listed in under that account. you can access it again, and your not under anybody. The account will have the same pricing as when it was deleted.

 

[NameTower]

cash only

 

[Mr Webname]

Originally posted by Aplusmedia
if the account has NO names or funds in it, then you can delete. then the deleted account can be recovered by using the "forgotten password" form, a password will be sent to the email address listed in under that account. you can access it again, and your not under anybody. The account will have the same pricing as when it was deleted.

Have you tried that?

 

[Aplusmedia]

Originally posted by Mr Webname



Have you tried that?

Yes I have.

Actually, I bought an account from a seller here a while ago, then I emailed him and told him to delete it. he probably thought I was nut! but then I used the forgot password form to get it back.

Enom "USED" to set a default password for deleted accounts call "askDeleted", so if your account got deleted, you can simply access it again by logging in with your username, and password as "askDeleted". But they realised this was a problem, so now, when you delete an account, the password is "randomNumber+askDeleted", thats why you now need to have a valid email address in your account before it gets deleted, because thats where your password will be emailed to. also, you MUST remember the answer to your secret question to get the password sent to you.

PS. This is how it "used" to work, and im pretty sure its still like that, but I must say that do it at your own risk, dont blame me if their system changed. maybe you should try it on a $8.95 account first.

also, some people may not know this, but you can still set sub accounts to AS LOW AS your pricing IF that account was created BEFORE enom's price policy changed. so if your account is $6.95, you can set ALL accounts created before the new policy changed to $6.95 also.

 

[Steen]

Interesting, could this happen for my 6.95 account too or will tehy be set to 8.95?

 

[Mr Webname]

Originally posted by Aplusmedia

also, some people may not know this, but you can still set sub accounts to AS LOW AS your pricing IF that account was created BEFORE enom's price policy changed. so if your account is $6.95, you can set ALL accounts created before the new policy changed to $6.95 also.

However the $6.95 sub-accounts would then actually cost you money each time a name was reg'd by the sub-account holder would'nt they due to Enom charges?

 

[Aplusmedia]

Originally posted by devildude8989
Interesting, could this happen for my 6.95 account too or will tehy be set to 8.95?

I used this method to recover 2 accounts that I lost the password for. The 2 accounts were under me, but I couldnt access it because I didnt have the password, so I set it to the lowest possible price, then I deleted it. I recovered the password and gain access to it using the method I mention above. My main account was $7.10, I set the account to be deleted to $7.10, and the price was still $7.10 when it was recovered.

But hey, that was before...now im not too sure, and because these accounts are so valuable now, I wouldn't take the risk if I dont have to.

 

[Aplusmedia]

Originally posted by Mr Webname


However the $6.95 sub-accounts would then actually cost you money each time a name was reg'd by the sub-account holder would'nt they due to Enom charges?

I dont see why it would, firstly, you can make a complaint saying theres no such account under you.

2nd. It should act just like any normal $6.95 account. that sub account holder can reg their name for $6.95 using funds in their account, which there are no fees, and if theres any charges on fees such as registryrocket, then it'll be charged to the person that's regging the name.

 

[NameTower]

wow
thtas worth a lot of money then..