Automatic eNom reseller signup script

[kolbsoft]

Tired of manually entering your eNom reseller account information every single time you create a new reseller? Well, no longer do you need to do this. I have created a script which will automatically create these accounts for you.

There is quite a bit of form field validation in order to protect you from fraudulent sign-ups and since the script integrates directly with eNom's API system signups are instant.

I am currently selling the script for $9.95. If you would like me to integrate it into your existing website, I generally charge $15 to do so.

For additional information, as well as a PayPal "Buy Now" button, please take a look at: http://www.erichkolb.com/index.php?p=82

If you want to see it in action, or you need a free eNom reseller account yourself, take a look at: http://www.providenames.com

Please feel free to contact me with any questions you might have!

 

[bizbj]

Hello,
I have some question ,maybe some one also want to know,so I post at here.
1.After I pay $9.95 ,I will got the web as same as providenames.com,what I should to do it's replace the logo and contact info,right?
2.Can I use Godaddy 3.95/mo space to run this web?
3.Is it use any database?

Thanks
Bean

 

[kolbsoft]

The script contains a form and the files to support it. Design and layout can be changed/modified through header and footer files. Im not sure if Godaddy hosting supports PHP, but if it does you will have no problems running the script. And finally, there is no database involved as it integrates directly with eNom's API.

 

[bizbj]

SOLD.Money sent.Please check.
Thanks
Bean

 

[rabid_nerd]

:sold:

 

[rabid_nerd]

Trader rating updated...

How do you set the reseller's pricing to $8.95? I haven't been able to find that in eNom...

 

[kolbsoft]

Thanks for the rating update! You can set the reseller pricing by going to: My Enom -> Settings -> TLD Pricing. ( You can also change the additional services pricing by the "products" tab).

Hope this helps!

 

[rabid_nerd]

Changing that changes retail as well, doesn't it?

I put together a script that will shift a new reseller to alternate pricing after-the-fact... (i.e. you have retail of 9.99 but resellers get 8.99)...

But is this necessary or can you set seperate default prices for retail and reseller? THAT is what I couldn't find. I should've been more specific, lol..