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Enom losing it?

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I read the posts about a few days ago and last week, but it looks like Enom is really falling behind.
Whats up with them?
simple names are escaping from their radar.

is it just me these days, or is it a much more serious problem?
 
seeker said:
I read the posts about a few days ago and last week, but it looks like Enom is really falling behind.
Whats up with them?
simple names are escaping from their radar.

is it just me these days, or is it a much more serious problem?

Enom focusses so much on quantity they forget about quality and you as the end user pays dearly.
 
eye-2i.com said:
Enom focusses so much on quantity they forget about quality and you as the end user pays dearly.

So what is your suggestion regarding this issue?

Regards,
Em
 
TheWatcher said:
So what is your suggestion regarding this issue?

Regards,
Em


One solution would to raise the min bid.
And go after the good ones with more POWER
 
stuff said:
One solution would to raise the min bid.
And go after the good ones with more POWER

They have it - you can bid for initial bid more and the WILL go with more power. More you bid, more power they spend to get it. It is in their CD FAQ and also I verified it in reality - it works. Those 15, 30 or even 60 bids are in the queue behind...
 
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