Is eNom a scam?

[247newsnet]

I'm doing an article on the domain industry and the enom business model.

If you want to answer these questions you might be quoted in the article.

1. Is the enom reseller business model being used to defraud domain buyers?

2. Do you think if a buyer of an enom reseller domain name knows they will have to pay up to 30 dollars to renew a domain name, when almost every registrar is now 8 dollars, that they would agree to buying a domain name that is locked in a high renewal fee structure that enom promotes with it's resellers if such a fact was properly disclosed to them by the enom reseller they are buying from?

3. Do you think that since anyone can get a registration for 8 bucks and chage at a number of registrars with no account balance requirements as enom requires is a better deal for anyone who wants to register a single or relatively few domain names?

4. Do you think enom resellers are properly disclosing to domain buyers their high renewal rates?

5. Do you think the whole enom pyramid structure promotes honesty or deceit?

6. Do you agree that the best place for a person to register say one or two domain names is not enom?

7. Would you agree that enom is set up to make money for resellers and is not friendly to an end user with small registration needs?

8. Who do you use to handle the majority of your domain name registrations?

9. How long does it usually take enom to answer your via email?

Thanks

 

[Wanda]

If you have questions about enom, why not go direct too the VP with them, here's his contact info:

Matt Stearn
Vice President
eNom, Inc.
2002 - 156th Avenue NE
Bldg H 3rd Floor
Bellevue WA 98007
425-883-8860 x202
[email protected]