Enom site slower than usual?

[DomainGoon]

Anyone else having problems with Enom's site being really really really slow lately. Their site is always slow, but it seems to be getting even slower lately.

 

[Nexus]

Yes. Last night their website was very pokey.

~ Nexus

 

[system0]

i thought it was just me - why are they sooo slow????

 

[Mr Webname]

Definitely sloooooooooow

 

[Mr Webname]

This is ridiculous its gone from slow to stop!

 

[DrWho]

Originally posted by DomainGoon
Anyone else having problems with Enom's site being really really really slow lately. Their site is always slow, but it seems to be getting even slower lately.

Confirmed... ;(

 

[Deleted member 2020]

confirmed too

 

[heatfan]

Here, here

 

[NamePopper.com]

Yes it's very slow. I know they have recently made a lot of changes in their search interface - and are continuing to tweak - so hopefully this is something that will clear up very soon.

 

[cyphix]

sloooooooow

 

[sponk]

yea, it's still loading kinda slow, but nonetheless its good that I still can reg domains.

 

[Nexus]

Originally posted by sponk
yea, it's still loading kinda slow, but nonetheless its good that I still can reg domains.

True. The important thing.

~ Nexus

 

[adoptabledomains]

Slower than the sale of a ten word dashed dot-biz....

 

[nicorlino]

has been slow for me for a while!

 

[actnow]

I have been complaining to Enom for a number of weeks.
I got an answer back that it must be my cable server.

And, then, I had more problems last night. I sent another
email. But, more importantly, I noticed that they
put up a message on their trouble page.

They have restricted the cart (or list) to a max. of
100 names. Apparently, someone has been putting
up to 4,000 names thru at a time. And, it clogged
the system. Furthermore, this customer has been
doing this for months?

I would have assumed someone at Enom would have
noticed it before the other day.

 

[actnow]

I have been complaining to Enom for a number of weeks.
I got an answer back that it must be my cable server.

And, then, I had more problems last night. I sent another
email. But, more importantly, I noticed that they
put up a message on their trouble page.

They have restricted the cart (or list) to a max. of
100 names. Apparently, someone has been putting
up to 4,000 names thru at a time. And, it clogged
the system. Furthermore, this customer has been
doing this for months?

I would have assumed someone at Enom would have
noticed it before the other day.