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Reply With QuoteI haven't seen any options to disable them. I think it's just part of eNom itself.
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Register Today on DNForum IT'S FREE!Anyone know if enom allows resellers to disable the ad pages for expired domains? I've lost a couple customers because of them, that would have renewed their domain had it not been exploited... even without that, I think it's annoying that they would hijack a domain like this (that clearly does not belong to them, depsite that they leave whois information of the former owner).
If not I guess I'll just have to work on finding a replacement. Enom's money grubbing has gone too far this time.
I saw a few posts on this but it wasn't clear if there was or was not a way to disable it.
Thanks!
I haven't seen any options to disable them. I think it's just part of eNom itself.
Yes, if you call eNom, I believe that they can and will disable the pop-up/under adds
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