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For Sale whois of some of my Enom ClubDrop changed

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Have you found some of your domains grabbed by Enom's Clubdrop have been changed?

The registrant is eNom, Inc. FBO eNom Customer

Email: [email protected]


And if you search the whois from whois.enom.com, it shows not found!
 
I did notice that today.

I thought maybe it was Enom's privacy program.
 
These domains are still in my account, and I certainly paid all fees for that.

The registrars are quite small:

COLORADO NAMES DOMAINS, INC.
AWB TRADING
LE GRAND NOM, INC
etc.
 
I called eNom about this today. Got someone in tech support who didn't have a clue. I guess I will try back tomorrow, and hopefully get someone who knows...
 
domnet said:
I called eNom about this today. Got someone in tech support who didn't have a clue. I guess I will try back tomorrow, and hopefully get someone who knows...


Thank you for your info.

You have the same problem?

If I am not wrong, these domains were those whois information can only be shown via whois.enom.com. But now such whois can be viewed but are changed, and whois.enom.com has no information.
 
I *may* know what the problem is, but I'll have to check. There were a number of names that were acquired using some new creds that had an issue with the registry. As such, we had to do some changing of the registrant information to sync up. That line's "FBO" means "For Benefit Of." In other words, the domain information was fixed so that the name would stay properly registered, and you'll note that they're still in your account.

If this is what the issue was, you should be able to change the WHOIS to what you want with no issue shortly. I'll double-check in the morning.
 
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