ENom.com refuses to unlock my web domain (webeyecon.com) that was registered with this company on 02/09. The facts are these concerning the immoral business practices of this company:
- In 07 the web hosting company dotnet-host.com closed its business without notifying its customers. Upon realization of the act, I contacted eNom.com to request that my web domain be unlocked so that I may transfer my website to another hosting company.
- On 07/13 a response from eNom.com stating there is no record of the domain in question, webeyecon.com, is registered through there service. The reply from eNom.com is incorrect since documentation has been provided that clearly indicates that webeyecon.com was registered through eNom.com on 02/09
- A plethora of communications/documents have been provided that undoubtedly indicate that I, Gregory K. Taylor, am the owner of the domain (webeyecon.com) and that Simon Bissonnette (aka dotnet-host.com) hosted the and registered the domain through eNom.com domain (webeyecon.com) beginning and on 02/09
- Pointless/obtrusive retorts from eNom.com have been delivered that the domain (webeyecon.com) cannot be unlocked have even after clear and concise documentation has been provided that indicates that I, Gregory K. Taylor, am the sole proprietor of the domain (webeyecon.com) and that public knowledge that dotnet-host.com (aka Simon Bissonnette) business now ceases to exist as clearly indicated in one throughout community forms (please note http://www.webhostingtalk.com/showthread.php? T=1150820)
ENom. Coms repeated refusal to unlock my domain after adequate documentation has been provided that endorses that I, Gregory K. Taylor, am the actual owner of the domain solidifies that the eNom.com practices illegitimate business relations.
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