A STRANGE thing happen...

[redhippo]

i opened an enom reseller account under one NP member.

then someone reg a name for me.

when he tried to "push" the name to me, it was no go??


enom responded with a "no such a/c " ID

this friend then creates a New a/c for me with the name/new ID/new PW

i login and lo and behold all the "data" from my first a/c is there.

what happened? both ID's are different and i have not even

enter the data for the second a/c!!!


any explaination???anyone??

 

[g0ldy]

i think domaisn need to be registered for 60 days before being able to be transfered!

 

[armstrong]

Originally posted by g0ldy
i think domaisn need to be registered for 60 days before being able to be transfered!

That's true only for transfers between registrars. For transfers within the same registrar (aka pushes), there are no such time restrictions.

 

[g0ldy]

Originally posted by armstrong
That's true only for transfers between registrars. For transfers within the same registrar (aka pushes), there are no such time restrictions.

So you can do it any time?, does pushes cost money?

Does Name Cheap charge for pushes?

 

[armstrong]

Enom does not charge for pushes. It should be free elsewhere; if not, then move to a different registrar!

Namecheap is an enom reseller. I don't use them, but I believe you can't push a domain from namecheap to a different enom account. There should be a way to transfer ownership between namecheap accounts.

 

[InteractAsia]

have your asked your friend who created your account what happened?

 

[redhippo]

Originally posted by armstrong
Enom does not charge for pushes. It should be free elsewhere; if not, then move to a different registrar!

Namecheap is an enom reseller. I don't use them, but I believe you can't push a domain from namecheap to a different enom account. There should be a way to transfer ownership between namecheap accounts.

namecheap=free push within

Originally posted by InteractAsia
have your asked your friend who created your account what happened?

he doesnt know too

 

[g0ldy]

Cool thanks u both

 

[Jeff]

Originally posted by g0ldy
i think domaisn need to be registered for 60 days before being able to be transfered!

Nope, as Armstrong decribed.
I think that Enom is "case sensitive" ... so if one or more letters is capitalized, it must be entered exactly as the receiving User ID is entered in to Enom. I'm positive of this with Dotster, not so positive with Enom, but it could explain why you had the above issue. Enom "pushes" should be simple dimple! These "pushes" are free, as well.
Please keep us posted.