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enom Bought aged domains on ENOM + renewal prices too high = what to do?

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thisjeff

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I bought several domain names recently, and they have nice age to them that I'd rather not lose, but enom has like $35.00 renewal fees. Is there a way to get this down to a reasonable price range? Can a reseller help me? Can I become a reseller and help myself?

Thanks!
 
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You will need to buy a reseller account from somebody that can sell one. My reg fees are less than 10$ incl renewalls at enom. But it may cost you.

eNom is still lots better than the crap other registrars put you through.
 
So you're saying that I could renew them with you and not lose the age at a price of less than 10$ + what sounds like an ominous cost?
 
So you're saying that I could renew them with you and not lose the age at a price of less than 10$ + what sounds like an ominous cost?

You cannot renew them with me. You will have to buy a reseller account from someone that can sell one to you.

I cannot sell one to you.
 
Or just create an account with NeedName.com (Enom Technology Partner), push the domain, and renew at retail low cost.
 
Are the names expired? If so, I do not believe you can push the name to another account anymore (or at least I am not able to). If they are not expired, just transfer them out.
 
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