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enom I transfered domains to gaddy from enom, but the domains are still in enom

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I transfered domains to gaddy from enom, but the domains are still in my account of enom, the domains are also in godaddy

when I check the domains' whois, it shows
Registrar: GODADDY.COM, INC.

so where the domains are? and what can I do?

thanks very much
 
Registrar: GODADDY.COM, INC. <-- trust this :)


do nothing. wait a few days/weeks for its cron job to run at e n o m

(in fact you cant update them at e n o m anymore. try do a lock/unlock see what happens)

:)
 
hi, silhouette, thanks very much
I can't lock/unlock the domains at enom. and it indicates the domains are in godady now

but when will enom run its cron job?
I transfered the domains about 4 months ago but they are still in my enom account now
 
I had this happen too. Just wait a week or so and they will be gone from enom.
 
but when will enom run its cron job?
God knows.
My experience seems to tell me:
Those names that are regg'ed directly under e n o m take a few days (a week or so) to clear.

Those names regg'ed under e n o m resellers/sister companies (or some kind of odd registrars), somehow acquire'd by you and managed under your account, take very long to clear.

I transfered the domains about 4 months ago but they are still in my enom account now
Wow. this is a long one.
2-3 mths, I think that is the longest period I myself having those "dummy" domains in my account


me no e n o m staff, I guess they have the best answers to your doubts.

:) cheers
 
thanks you all, and I will wait and do nothing
 
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