A phone call perhaps ? And make sure you mention the auction lock period. Sounds like you've dealt with an untrained employee.
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I have a domain name in an account in enomcentral.com. Unfortunately, I fogot to renew it, and it was expired ~one month ago. Last week it was auctioned as "pre-release" in Namejet.com.
Could someone tell me whether I can redeem this domain now? Based on my reading of terms, both in ENOM and Namejet, there is a 42-days period named "Auction Lock" after auction, so I think it should be OK. And I also have experience that I have won an pre-release aution, but that domain was asked back during lock period before. But I am not sure whether they changed their terms.
I submitted a ticket in my enomcentral account two days ago. The custom service is really really useless. He always replied me in the mid-night, and only reply once time per day. He just keeps on saying it belonged to a new owner, and even asked me to check the terms on the bottom in the second reply... He never mentioned "Auction Lock", namejet, and other useful information. He is ill-mannered, I am really unhappy with him.
Thanks a lot for your help.
A phone call perhaps ? And make sure you mention the auction lock period. Sounds like you've dealt with an untrained employee.
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