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Should I Choose eNom or RegisterFly?

eNom or RegisterFlyWell I got my eNom domain name registration letter yesterday. It looked quite a bit like spam but I also got an email from RegisterFly right after it confirming the domain registrar changes. So it’s all legit.

It seems that RegisterFly use to use eNom but is breaking out on it’s own. And since RegisterFly has an “increasing number of complaints from dissatisfied RegisterFly customers” eNom decided to drop them. Now I don’t know what to do. Stick with RegisterFly or switch to eNom?

I am one of those that are getting increasingly dissatisfied with RegisterFly. I had no real problems till last year and then I ended up loosing one domain and other had registration issues. However, there is one thing I really like about RegisterFly and that is free WhoIs protection! This costs $8/per year per domain at eNom and that’ll double my domain name registration bills. Something I’m not to happy about.

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Liberty Names & Corp.com Scams

A while back I posted about ListingCorp and how they were tricking people by sending out fake bills asking for money. In reality, it was a solicitation and no action was necessary, however the solicitation was made to look like a bill and it was made to convince the user that they had to pay.

Recently I’ve heard that Corp.com is doing the same thing and just a few days ago I got a letter from Liberty Names of America doing the same type of scam.

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