eNom reseller account deposit question

Re: eNom reseller account deposit question

Originally posted by Light
If I have an eNom reseller account with any pricing ($6.95, $7.95, or $8.95) is it true that I have to deposit a minimum of $100 if using credit card or Paypal, or is that only for the $8.95 accounts? Also, do I have to deposit this minimum of $100 every time I need to replenish my balance?

Thanks for the help.
Cindy

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Part I - Yes if you want to enjoy the lowest price... It will be 6.95, 7.95 or 8.95 + 3% deposit charges (known as refill) ; No. if you want to use eNom.com's Registry rocket services. But RR do not offer paypal services.

Part II - replenish balances.

US$100 min. each time....

turn to eNom points. non refundable...


Hope this help!

Regards
PrimeDNR

helpful explaination of the enom system, primednr

Yes, that was helpful.
Thanks.

Welcome!

Start reselling domain, wish you a bright success!



regards

PrimeDNR

Nice post, PrimeDNR! :tu:
The $100.00 (from either C.C. or Paypal) simply "replenishes" the Enom fund balance once it works it's way down to $0.00 ... which, as mentioned, convert to Enom points for use with registrations, transfers in, and renewals.
It is NOT any type of extra "security deposit" or anything ... the $100 (minus the 3% fee) converts/refills and is available for your use, usually immediately.
Really no need to add or clarify anything in Prime's post ... but the "deposit" issue has come up before, and just wanted to mention.
Enom is excellent, IMHO.
Good Luck with it.

Originally posted by CoolHost.com
Nice post, PrimeDNR! :tu:
The $100.00 (from either C.C. or Paypal) simply "replenishes" the Enom fund balance once it works it's way down to $0.00 ... which, as mentioned, convert to Enom points for use with registrations, transfers in, and renewals.
It is NOT any type of extra "security deposit" or anything ... the $100 (minus the 3% fee) converts/refills and is available for your use, usually immediately.
Really no need to add or clarify anything in Prime's post ... but the "deposit" issue has come up before, and just wanted to mention.
Enom is excellent, IMHO.
Good Luck with it.

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clear pic. a non enomer first timer definetly finds enom talk too technically confusing if there is such a word:lol:


thanks CH, :gl: