transfer lock

Hi All, I bought a domain via Godaddy Auction and the name was successfully transferred (from Moniker) to my account last Nov '16. Today I checked when will be the transfer lock duration and it says: "Transfer locked until 5/9/2017: Contact information change" I thought the transfer lock...

Hi All, I bought a domain via Godaddy Auction and the name was successfully transferred (from Moniker) to my account last Nov '16. Today I checked when will be the transfer lock duration and it says: "Transfer locked until 5/9/2017: Contact information change" I thought the transfer lock...

According to the new policy, a WHOIS change, e.g. to the registrant or the email address, is handled as a domain transfer would.There is, however, a way to opt out from the 60 day lockdown period, and it differs from registrar to registrar.Yes. You can opt out by making a preference change in...

According to the new policy, a WHOIS change, e.g. to the registrant or the email address, is handled as a domain transfer would.There is, however, a way to opt out from the 60 day lockdown period, and it differs from registrar to registrar.Yes. You can opt out by making a preference change in...

A new domain name transfer policy goes into effect on December 1. The key change has to do with registrant transfers rather than registrar transfers. Not taking action before December 1 could result in a big hassle.Essentially, if you make a change to your registrant name, organization name or...

A new domain name transfer policy goes into effect on December 1. The key change has to do with registrant transfers rather than registrar transfers. Not taking action before December 1 could result in a big hassle.Essentially, if you make a change to your registrant name, organization name or...

I know that there's a rule in place for a transfer lock/60 day rule, My question is, does this only apply to new domains that have just been created or does this apply to all domains, that there must be a 60 day waiting period between registrars? And if the first is true, this is a completely...

I know that there's a rule in place for a transfer lock/60 day rule, My question is, does this only apply to new domains that have just been created or does this apply to all domains, that there must be a 60 day waiting period between registrars? And if the first is true, this is a completely...

Domain Name :Lockers.io Auction starts $100, increment $50 or multiples Auction ends 72 hours after last bid or BIN BIN $3500 Registered at Godaddy Expires: 17/11/2016 Payment Paypal Please post "SOLD" in thread to claim Domain. •Payment expected within 24 hours after claiming as SOLD...

Domain Name :Lockers.io Auction starts $100, increment $50 or multiples Auction ends 72 hours after last bid or BIN BIN $3500 Registered at Godaddy Expires: 17/11/2016 Payment Paypal Please post "SOLD" in thread to claim Domain. •Payment expected within 24 hours after claiming as SOLD...

I just realised through namecheap that there is no 60 day lock on a newly transferred name if the name is being transferred back to the original registrar. I see many scenarios where this rule could be very helpful. Is this a general rule (ICAN) or at registrars discretion?

I just realised through namecheap that there is no 60 day lock on a newly transferred name if the name is being transferred back to the original registrar. I see many scenarios where this rule could be very helpful. Is this a general rule (ICAN) or at registrars discretion?

Hi all, I have moved a few domains to Dynadot because of the SedoMLS program. I want to test out if it helps to boost my sales. Dynadot had me wait for 60 days before I was allowed to list the names for sale again. A few registrars support Seller Side Support, which is a feature required to...

Hi all, I have moved a few domains to Dynadot because of the SedoMLS program. I want to test out if it helps to boost my sales. Dynadot had me wait for 60 days before I was allowed to list the names for sale again. A few registrars support Seller Side Support, which is a feature required to...