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Their back-end systems can handle about 2 billion [[DNS]] queries a day[http://www.crunchbase.com/person/paul-stahura (2)], and maintains its name server constellation across six datacenters around the world. They forward over 11 million emails and block over 28 million spam messages every day.
Their back-end systems can handle about 2 billion [[DNS]] queries a day[http://www.crunchbase.com/person/paul-stahura (2)], and maintains its name server constellation across six datacenters around the world. They forward over 11 million emails and block over 28 million spam messages every day.
In October, 2007, eNom sunsetted its drop catcher website ([[ClubDrop]].com) to partner with ([[NetworkSolutions]].com) to create the aftermarket auction venue ([[NameJet]].com). NameJet became the auction venue for the expired domain inventory of Network Solutions.
In October, 2007, eNom sunsetted its drop catcher website ([[ClubDrop]].com) to partner with ([[Network Solutions]]) to create the aftermarket auction venue ([[NameJet]].com). NameJet became the auction venue for the expired domain inventory of Network Solutions.
The site auctions active names, dropped names, and names that are post-expiration. Much of the Network Solutions inventory is classified as "Pre-Release" names. Features include public auctions, private auctions, ascending-price and reverse auctions, proxy bidding, reserve price auctions, buy-it-now auctions.
The site auctions active names, dropped names, and names that are post-expiration. Much of the Network Solutions inventory is classified as "Pre-Release" names. Features include public auctions, private auctions, ascending-price and reverse auctions, proxy bidding, reserve price auctions, buy-it-now auctions.