Anyone listed or contacted by Enaming.com?

carob · Sep 3, 2015

Hi just wondering if anyone has been contacted by Enaming.com to buy your name?

Or have you listed it there?

Googled a domain of mine and was surprised when I found it indexed in Google at edomaining.com, min offer $10k. It was listed on Sedo for half that...not any more.

Mentioned this in another thread but it just looks like old news there at https://www.namepros.com/threads/tr...erage-and-consulting-firm-enaming-com.855570/ so I'll start again - I really would like to know more.

ResoluteDomains · Sep 30, 2015

main said:
Looks like the problem has been fixed. Give it a try @carob.

Not sure about @carob but my domains are still there. This is insane.

main · Sep 30, 2015

@AGAME You're right. My domains are still there too. I guess it was glitching earlier. Infuriating.

carob · Oct 1, 2015

Hi still finding domains of mine being offered there. No change that I can see.

carob · Oct 6, 2015

Still finding my domains publicly listed on enaming.com but looks like the intro text has changed to read:

This Domain Name Is Currently Not Listed For Sale With eNaming.Com. Would You Like Us To Help You Acquire It?

To schedule your free consultation please fill in the form below and we will get back to you promptly.

Live Example: http://enaming.com/inventory/domain/bellone.com

main · Oct 6, 2015

@carob So what do you think of the latest changes? Are you satisfied with them?

carob · Oct 6, 2015

main said:
@carob So what do you think of the latest changes? Are you satisfied with them?

No, they have not solved the original problem I identified, that googling a domain of mine turned up a listing page on Enaming.com. As said earlier in thread, they could have those "listing" pages without them being indexed in Google. So presumably they intend them to attract interest.

And they have not as far as I can see made this whole database private as Tracy Fogarty's comment implied they would.

By the way, I got an alert to say this thread had been moved to the Warnings and Alerts section - I take it NP admin did that, I hadn't requested that but it does make sense so people can see what could happen when you list a domain at a fixed price below $10k.

main · Oct 6, 2015

Well, they are clearly trying to rank in the search engines by posting content from wikipedia and other dictionaries on each domain page. At least now it states that the domains are not owned by them, and the $10k figure is left out.

carob · Oct 6, 2015

main said:
Well, they are clearly trying to rank in the search engines by posting content from wikipedia and other dictionaries on each domain page. At least now it states that the domains are not owned by them, and the $10k figure is left out.

But they still say they won't sell under $10k with 15% commission
http://enaming.com/sell-domains/

They stress their ethics
http://enaming.com/about-us/

eNaming.com assists buyers & sellers of premium domain names acquire or divest their naming assets. In particular, we specialize in domain names sales, Stealth Domain Name Acquisitions, joint ventures, domain name lease agreements, domain financing, and other types of transaction-oriented work.

Founded by Ms. Tracy Fogarty, our staff adheres to the highest ethical standards and strive to build lifelong relationships with each and every client we serve. With over 20 years of experience in the brokerage industry, Ms. Fogarty leads a small team comprised of experienced, well seasoned, and knowledgeable professionals. Our diverse client base ranges from Fortune 500 companies to professional domain name owners, domain name brokers, brand managers, angel investors, VC firms, and web entrepreneurs.

As every client of ours will tell you, it is our role as trusted advisors that defines our relationship. As a small firm who strives on the idea of Quality over quantity, we believe in always walking the extra mile to ensure the highest level of service for our exclusive client base.

Well Tracy Fogarty has a good reputation, so far, so maybe she deserves the benefit of the doubt a bit longer - maybe she is being badly advised or staff are not following instructions. But indexing all those listings and duplicated content from Wikipedia (from an SEO, not copyright point of view) is just asking for problems.

Lately the whole domain biz seems to get dirtier by the minute and it gets harder to give people the benefit of the doubt.

ResoluteDomains · Oct 7, 2015

carob said:
But they still say they won't sell under $10k with 15% commission
http://enaming.com/sell-domains/

They stress their ethics
http://enaming.com/about-us/

Well Tracy Fogarty has a good reputation, so far, so maybe she deserves the benefit of the doubt a bit longer - maybe she is being badly advised or staff are not following instructions. But indexing all those listings and duplicated content from Wikipedia (from an SEO, not copyright point of view) is just asking for problems.

Lately the whole domain biz seems to get dirtier by the minute and it gets harder to give people the benefit of the doubt.

I am losing patience quickly. This is absurd. No response from anyone from that site. I am starting to wonder if she's a product of the Adam Dicker school.........

carob · Oct 15, 2015

AGAME said:
I am losing patience quickly. This is absurd. No response from anyone from that site. I am starting to wonder if she's a product of the Adam Dicker school.........

Well she is listing one of his names (it's parked on Sedo, you can offer $90.00 for it there instead of 10k minimum to Tracy Fogarty):

http://enaming.com/inventory/domain/theartofthename.com/

They were listing bellone.com but after that was mentioned in a thread on here I believe Shaun acquired it - they have a "removed" message for it, not a 404, never seen that before:

http://enaming.com/inventory/domain/bellone.com

This page has been removed.

Please press the back button or visit our home page

You get the same removed message for dnf.com

Enaming site has had a redesign but still has a lot of these mystery listings.
Googling site:enaming.com returns "About 211,000 results" today -that is say 30k pages less than before, but still a lot of empty or duplicate content pages - those mystery listings are not helping them.

carob · Oct 18, 2018

By chance ended up back on this site today when I typed in a domain with buzz:

https://enaming.com/exclusive/domain/aivibrator.com/

Looks like they now mainly do Exclusive Listings. No new blogposts since 2016 but some client requests in 2018 on this page: https://enaming.com/buyers-request/ with floor price of 10k.

Anyone know if the Recent Sales on this page are brokered by Enaming: https://enaming.com/recent-sales/

Anyone listed or contacted by Enaming.com?

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