Posts Tagged ‘enom’
08|03|2008 9:04 pm EDT
by Adam Strong in Categories: Domain Auction
Domain registrar and parking company Fabulous.com announced today a partnership that pairs the company up with expiring domain auction site Namejet.com . Effective August 1st all of the Fabulous.com company owned expiring domain names will be auctioned through NameJet.com.
According to an announcement sent to customers, Fabulous.com will be running their own expiring domain inventory through [...]
Tags: Domain auctions , enom , expiring domains , fabulous.com , NameJet.com , network solutions
06|21|2008 5:36 pm EDT
by Adam Strong in Categories: Domain Aftermarket, Miscellaneous
There’s a bit of controversy swirling around the expiring domain name after-market as reports of “insider bidding” have been raised at NamePros and DomainNameWire.com. According to DomainNameWire the topic of NSI and Enom employees bidding at NameJet was discussed with an employee over the phone.
Enom Sr. VP Taryn Naidu informed DomainNameNews.com that this is [...]
Tags: enom , expiring domains , godaddy , namejet , network solutions , taryn naidu
03|27|2008 2:38 am EDT
by Frank Michlick in Categories: News
According to a report by PEhub, Demand Media has raised another $35 million USD in series D financing. Richard Rosenblatt’s company has now raised $355 million in total VC funding since its March 2006 founding.
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Tags: bulkregister , demand media , enom , hotkeys , namejet , richard rosenblatt
03|26|2008 4:59 pm EDT
by Adam Strong in Categories: Featured
Attorney John Berryhill addresses an important issue that seems to be ignored by some U.S. based registrars: Doing business with Specially Designated Nationals (SDNs) and countries under US sanctions is against the law.
Berryhill’s article points to several obvious violations of the law by registrars including Network Solutions, Godaddy and Enom who all appear to [...]
Tags: cuba , Department of Treasury , enom , godaddy , icann , law , networksolutions , Registrars , sanctions , Specially Designated Nationals , Sudan
03|20|2008 5:09 pm EDT
by Adam Strong in Categories: ICANN / Policy
Two individuals have filed a complaint in US Federal Court in California accusing ICANN, Registerfly.com and Enom.com of anti-trust activities [pdf document].
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Tags: Anti-trust , enom , godaddy , icann , registerfly , RICO
03|20|2008 12:54 am EDT
by Frank Michlick in Categories: Up to the Minute
After the previous phishing attempts targeting TrafficZ customers it appears that now eNom customers are the target of a new email scam. The best protection against these types of attacks that try to get you to enter your username and password on a fake site, is to enter the URL directly into your browser instead [...]
Tags: enom , phishing
03|05|2008 11:11 am EDT
by Chad Kettner in Categories: Up to the Minute
The New York Times posted an interesting article regarding Steve Marshall, an English travel agent that had 80 websites blacklisted by the United States government. According to the story, the Treasury Department told eNom to disable Marshall’s tourism sites because they helped Americans evade travel restrictions to Cuba. This case raises the issue of [...]
Tags: cuba , domains , enom , government