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Is there a way to find an Enom chain.
| Posted by simonpeter2, 05-19-2006, 10:10 AM |
| I was just wondering if there is anyway for to find out how big the chain is above an Enom reseller account. I recently took one over and there should be only one but is there a way to check?
Also along the same line is there a way to at least check to see if there is no one above the account other than Enom?
Thx.
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| Posted by Lubby, 05-19-2006, 10:20 AM |
| You can probably find out from the pricing. How much do you get your domains for? If you are at $6.95 and you didn't pay the full fee then you are likely under 1. If you are at $7.95 you are likely only under 1. If you are at $8.95 you could be under 2. Anything above that, who knows.
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| Posted by simonpeter2, 05-19-2006, 10:43 AM |
| I am confident that I am under 1 (great rep and 6.95 names) but I was just wondering if there is a physical way to verify any of this because from what I can see there is no way for anyone to really check. I would have thought there might be a way to check to see if at least there is only one between you and the parent (enom). I spent a couple of months looking before I found someone comfortable enough with to buy a 6.95 account from.
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| Posted by IHSL, 05-19-2006, 11:25 AM |
| There's no way for you to find out. ENOM does a good job at keeping that information private in order to protect their ETP's and their ETP's client tree. I hope the new management @ enom keep it that way
Simon
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| Posted by mrzippy, 05-20-2006, 11:56 AM |
| Simon is correct. There is no way to find out this information, because eNom has a strict Privacy Policy that does not allow them to reveal information about stuff that does not "belong" to you.
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