Well add BuyDomains.com to the growing list of companies that are selling off some of their less desirable domains on NameJet.com
NameJet.com which started an an auction house for expiring domains, opened itself up to private sales as well, that get mixed into the expired domain auctions last year.
It now appears that Buydomains.com has listed some of its inventory on NameJet.com
Once such domain is SouthTomsRiver.com which has to be backordered by May 30th and has a minimum bid of $69.
NameJet.com had a one time a requirement that the domain to be listed on the site has to be registered at enom.com.
However BuyDomains.com uses domaindiscover.com as their registrar.
Here is the whois info:
Registrant:
RareNames, WebReg
738 Main Street, #389
Waltham, MA 02451
US
Domain Name: SOUTHTOMSRIVER.COM
Administrative Contact, Technical Contact, Zone Contact:
RareNames, WebReg
738 Main Street, #389
Waltham, MA 02451
US
(781)839-7993
(781)839-2801 [fax]
brokerage@buydomains.com
Domain created on 10-Jun-2004
Domain expires on 10-Jun-2010
Last updated on 08-Jun-2009
Domain servers in listed order:
NS.BUYDOMAINS.COM
THIS-DOMAIN-FOR-SALE.COM
Yet more ” non strategic” domains being moved.
It would be logical that Namejet would have that requirement just to protect themselves.
It is to prevent a transfer default by a questionable seller.
It is very easy for Enom to push (and control) the domain within accounts for complete customer satisfaction and safety.
NameMedia and Enom have had a long relationship. Plus, it is easy enough to transfer from DomainDiscover to another registrar if all parties are trustworthy.
Michael, since you also own your own registrar, you know you have the option of bypassing the 5 day wait period. As the losing registrar, you have the option to log into your verisign control panel and immediately honor the transfer. Most public registrars will not do that because it involves manual effort and possibly legal exposure if something is discovered fraudulent at a later date.