Resumen del cargo
This charge is from Enom, a major domain name registrar and web services company owned by Tucows. It usually represents a domain name registration, renewal, or reseller account refill.
Why am I seeing a charge from Enom?
Enom operates both directly to consumers and as a massive backend provider for other web hosts (resellers). If you bought a domain through a smaller hosting company, they might use Enom to register it, resulting in 'Enom Inc.' appearing on your statement.
If you are a web developer or IT professional with an Enom reseller account, this charge could be an 'Auto-Refill' triggered when your account balance dropped below a certain threshold.
- Domain name auto-renewal directly with Enom
- Domain purchased via a reseller utilizing Enom's backend
- Reseller account auto-refill to cover client domain renewals
How to track down an Enom charge
Since Enom provides backend services, you should first check your email for any receipts. If you have a direct account, you can log in to check your order history.
- Search your email inbox for 'Enom' or 'domain renewal' to find a receipt.
- If you have an Enom account, log in and review to 'My Account' > 'Order History'.
- If you do not have an Enom account, check with your primary web hosting provider, as they may have billed you via Enom's payment gateway.
Referencia independiente no afiliada con Enom. Las descripciones varían según el banco.
Fuentes verificadas
- Enom Account Management https://www.enom.com
- Enom Reseller Billing https://www.enom.com/help-center?ref=unknowncharges