Domain picked up by postaldomains.com

[abhinavjain84]

Last night a .com I was watching for was dropped and immediately picked up by postaldomains.

Now I see that postaldomains is part of enom. And the domain registrant details are:

Domain Name: ________________________
Registrar: POSTALDOMAINS, INCORPORATED
Whois Server: whois.postaldomains.com
Referral URL: domain name reseller, domain registration, web hosting, email @www.postaldomains.com
Name Server: No nameserver
Status: ok
Updated Date: 06-nov-2009
Creation Date: 06-nov-2009
Expiration Date: 06-nov-2010

If I do a whois query of the domain on both postaldomains and enom, it says domain not found. But the above detail is displayed by other whois sites.

I don't understand clearly from the above who is the owner of the domain? Is it booked by enom themselves for 1 year? What is the scene here?

The domain was earlier registered with webnic.cc.

 

[mis_chiff]

I see that postaldomains.com is registered at enom
don't know what you mean by a part of enom?

What is it you are asking

 

[abhinavjain84]

Ahh, all it's links are pointing to enom... So I thought I still have a chance?

So it means the domain is gone for 1 year again? I read somewhere, some registrars pick up domains for 5 days and put it to auction before letting it go again. I don't recall clearly what I read and where.

I want to know if I stand a chance or not.

And why does the whois output in enom result in domain not found?

 

[mis_chiff]

It's got Whois Privacy on it.

But yes, it appears to be gone for another year

 

[abhinavjain84]

.... Thanks for the reply.

 

[mis_chiff]

.... Thanks for the reply.

Your welcome, wish it was better news