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Most of us use Enom as a primary or secondary registrar.

One of the weak and strong points of Enom, is the ease of moving domains
within an Enom account.

Why don't they have a category under "reports" listing domains moved/pushed from
and to the account?

Or, is this function not important to most of their users?

What do you think?

If enough people request it. Maybe, Chris will initiate it.

(This idea could also be applicable to any other registrar.)

If you think this is a good idea. Why don't you contact your registrar
suggesting they initiate this type of function?

This might be a good start on spotting a domain that has been hijacked.
 
I like your suggestion.
Chris, there's one more vote here !
 
There used to be a push report listing on registerfly.com (enom) so it shouldnt be that hard for enom it self to enable this feature. I agree a push/moved history would be nice on enom. :approve:
 
Send this to enom.

Em

actnow said:
Most of us use Enom as a primary or secondary registrar.

One of the weak and strong points of Enom, is the ease of moving domains
within an Enom account.

Why don't they have a category under "reports" listing domains moved/pushed from
and to the account?

Or, is this function not important to most of their users?

What do you think?

If enough people request it. Maybe, Chris will initiate it.

(This idea could also be applicable to any other registrar.)

If you think this is a good idea. Why don't you contact your registrar
suggesting they initiate this type of function?

This might be a good start on spotting a domain that has been hijacked.
 
Agreed. I'll send out a request as well soon.
 
I'd be happy to pass this (good) idea on to those who own our development schedule.
 
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