ENOM new Rule

johnn · Aug 11, 2004

Enom now has a new rule:

- You can only push one domain in seven days!!!!

I move 10 to maybe 20-30 names a day and I can't live with this new rule.

Just don't understand the reasons behind this unless they want to be out of business because people will transfer the names away.

Your thoughts?

Thanks,
John

armstrong · Aug 11, 2004

Can you post the actual rule verbatim, or maybe a link to the rule as posted?

Professer · Aug 11, 2004

I'd like to see a link to this rule also. Thanks, Johnn.

johnn · Aug 11, 2004

I can't find any news or rule from the site. I sold several names yesterday and the first "push" was ok.

As soon as I start the second "push", it said that I can only push one name for seven days.

I have to end up to make a sub account so the buyer can access the name from access.enom.com

I have two transactions with NP Members and they had the same problem.

I'll PM you the Member Names.

John

Ber|Art · Aug 11, 2004

How do you know this I cannot find this anywhere?

//EDIT: You where a little faster than me, THX!

mole · Aug 11, 2004

Re: = ENOM new Rule =

Originally posted by johnn
I move 10 to maybe 20-30 names a day and I can't live with this new rule.

Is that your morning exercise? :p

Ber|Art · Aug 11, 2004

Is that your morning exercise?

mole · Aug 11, 2004

Originally posted by johnn
I have two transactions with NP Members and they had the same problem.

You can contact eNom support directly to help you push more than 1 name within a 7 day frame. Personally, this is a good security measure, although it will inconvenience resellers somewhat.

redhippo · Aug 11, 2004

thats bAd news for domaineers
if the one push per 7 days is the new Norm for EnoM:tri:

armstrong · Aug 11, 2004

I disagree that the increased security is worth the reseller inconvenience, as enom can easily push back names that were stolen via push.

If enom won't change this rule, then I can see resellers transferring names out of enom instead of pushing to another enom account. With this rule, even godaddy's convoluted transfer process looks attractive. Oh well, its enom's loss.

bensontwenty · Aug 11, 2004

??? - I have just succesfully pushed 10 domains from one account to another. The account that I pushed to is not a subreseller of the account that I pushed to.

Anybody got anymore clarification on this as when I saw this i was worried however it does not appear to have affected me at all.

mole · Aug 11, 2004

Are you an ETP, ben?

johnn · Aug 11, 2004

Originally posted by bensontwenty
??? - I have just succesfully pushed 10 domains from one account to another. The account that I pushed to is not a subreseller of the account that I pushed to.

Anybody got anymore clarification on this as when I saw this i was worried however it does not appear to have affected me at all.

Did you push from a "regular" account or "reseller" account?

I just sent Enom an email to ask them when this started and what is the reason behind this rule?

I'll post here when I get a reply.

John

BLazeD · Aug 11, 2004

I had this problem the other day

Omar · Aug 11, 2004

I discovered this last week!

The rule is: You can only push a particular domain once every 7 days. For example, if you buy the domain and it is pushed into your account, you cannot push it out to someone else for 7 days.

The 7 days is a timeframe from the exact hour and minute that the domain was originally pushed.

There is no limit to the number of domains you can push as long as they meet the 7 day rule.

It was quite embarrasing because I had to ask two buyers if they wanted a refund or were prepared to wait until last Friday.

I had entered a support ticket with enom, which they took their sweet time in answering (2 days for the first response, then 2 for the second). The support person asked for details of the domains to be pushed and said that they may be able to push them for me.

By the time they replied again (3 days later) the 7 day limit had expired anyway! So I pushed the domains myself.

I hope that helps
- Omar

johnn · Aug 11, 2004

Omar,

Thank you for clarification. In my case I have the names in the account for a while. I sold several yesterday and the first one went through ok but I got the error message on the second one?

May be there is a glitch in the system. I'll wait for them to reply to my email and will post it here so everyone can understand it.

Thanks again,

John

Anthony · Aug 11, 2004

Right, there have been threads about this change before here. Enom initially planned to limit the amount of names one could push every 7 days, but compromised to a once per 7 day push limit per name after many people complained.

armstrong · Aug 11, 2004

Covered in detail here:

http://www.namepros.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=33725

The thread starter (acts837) is an enom ETP, so has a direct line to enom support.

bensontwenty · Aug 11, 2004

Originally posted by johnn
Did you push from a "regular" account or "reseller" account?

I just sent Enom an email to ask them when this started and what is the reason behind this rule?

I'll post here when I get a reply.

John

I tried from about three or four types of accounts, reseller, retail and regular accounts. Pushed domains using various criteria eg, already registered, newly registered today, main to a sub, sub to a main, and from one unrelated account to another. All pushes went through succesfully so it looks like this is the same rule referred to in Amrstrong's reply which has been around for a couple of months now. So scare over!!

Anywaya, now I have to wait a week to get all my babies back to their rightful homes :blink:

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