Verifyng Your Domain Name at Enom

Verifying the Change

Any time your contact information (email, or address changes) , you'll receive an email - sent to the new email address -  with a link asking you to verify the change in the email address. You have a limited amount of time (usually 7-10 days) to click the link in the email. If not, the domain will cease to function.

This email comes from donotreply@name-services.com .

Many people look at this and think it might be spam - but it's not - it's vital to click the verification link in the email.  Here's what it looks like. Click the first link circled in red. If that looks like it doesn't work, then try the second link.

A Notice of the Change

You may receive an email sent to the old address informing you of the changes.

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