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I think namecheap.com is trying to rip me off. I moved one domain name from namecheap.com to Enom.com and now namecheap.com is keep sending me renew emails. Maybe I am stuck in their register for domains but that does not matter they do not have the domain on their server anymore and should not ask for money for something like that. If they want to be a serious domain seller they should keep track on the domains.

Here is the email from them

Loopia.se a Swedish domain and Hosting company went out in it last newsletter and told everybody how to avoid to getting scammed by people that have registered their “brand name”. They suggest to pay 10 000 SEK or1500 $ not more, are they for real? Well ok if your company is VOLVO or something then I understand but otherwise just take another name.

What Loopia.se did not tell people in the newsletter was that they given all customer name and social security number to the Swedish Tax authority. The all Seeing Eye already have a spider that search the internet for email and names that can be connected to Swedish people and now they want to see who has a domain name in Sweden.

Way to go Loopia.se to not even take the case to the European court or anything just hand the documents over like a good goblin.

Right now the Swedish Tax authority comparing domain names with incomes declared in the tax and I am sure some people in Sweden are nervous.

If you are using Enom to register your domains then maybe you have missed the global edit option. You will find it under “Domains” and then “Bulk Tools” slash Global Edit.

This handy tool can help you change all your domains in the matter of seconds so you not have to sit and edit every domain by hand. All the domains can be edited as you please or you can pick an “example” domain for Enom to copy from.

The change will take around 1 hour to be fixed and Enom will send you an email when the changes are done.