Enom and all Domain Providers Are Required to Verify Your Information

Our domain provider, Enom, and other domain providers send emails to verify your information.  These emails are automated, but this IS NOT SPAM.

Below is an example from one of these emails. You need to click the link to verify that the info displayed (blurred out) below is correct. If it's correct click or copy the verify link to go to that page to verify the information. (Red Arrow)

You'll get a page that looks like the one below. It will list the domain name and up to three different contact addresses.  It's most important that the Registrant info is correct.

What to Do if the Info is NOT CORRECT

A Correct Email Is Imperative

Everything in domain names is controlled by email.  It's IMPERATIVE that the email address associated with your account and with you domain names is current and accurate.

Here's why:

• The email address of record on the domain name is the OWNER of the domain name. 
• That means a former web developer or a former employee could be the owner of your domain. It's critical that you know who owns your domain.
• That email address is used for renewal notifications. If you purchase a name for 5 years and you change your email address in the meantime, you won't ever receive the automated notices that your name is about to expire.
  
• The email on the account is the address where payment notifications and receipts are sent. For example, if your name is set to automatically renew each year, but the credit card on file is no longer valid, this is the email address that will receive the notification.