namejet credit card charges...

[dvdrip]

Anyone knows if I can make namejet to charge the credit card they have on file instead of trying to charge my enom reseller account?

I think that we the old customers are penalized by paying the 3% charge to enom. I just paid $10000 and 3% is $300!!!

 

[NameGuy]

Yea, I know. Enom's greedy ways strikes again. Same happened to me.

The answer is you can just make a NEW account at namejet and use it instead.

 

[BGray]

Ahh, I just got ripped too buying a big NameJet name and funding through enom. Thanks for the tip Nameguy.

 

[3dGEEK]

Yea, I know. Enom's greedy ways strikes again. Same happened to me.

The answer is you can just make a NEW account at namejet and use it instead.

Thanks for the Heads-Up NameGuy Cheers k:

 

[dvdrip]

I got a reply from namejet:
"Here is what I recommend as far as making sure you are able to use a Credit Card instead of your reseller balance - What you will need to do is create a Retail "subaccount" in your Enom Reseller account, and use that subaccount's login on our system. Since this is a retail account, we will charge the Credit Card on file. After a domain is won, you can push it back into your main reseller account. You will need to make sure the Retail account is approved as a Verified Bidder, however."

 

[NameGuy]

There's no need to tie your nj account to enom at all. This suggestion leads me to believe there are other motives in play.

 

[dvdrip]

Well they are going to create an enom account for you either you want it or not.

What other motives are you talking about?

 

[NameGuy]

True. I dunno. I am just untrusting of registrars I guess.

 

[denny007]

What other motives are you talking about?

Well they are insuring for case Netsol run away (probably abck to Snapnames). I would say the Netsol is now getting LESS MONEY than when they were auctioning at Snapnames.

 

[dvdrip]

Namejet is using $ and enom is using points.
This is illegal. No company can tell you that a product costs $70 and then make you pay the credit card charges. This is the reason enom was using points. They were smart.
But now is a different game.
I wonder what a lawyer has to say about this.

 

[Theo]

True. That's my only complaint with eNom, the CC charges.