That's wierdo.
Because if I push the domain to another account (which I can do with other registrars, and the new owner can modify the details) in theory are changed only the details, not the registrar.
As I know, those ICANN rules applies for transfers out, not for transfers within the same registrar.
Of course, modifying any detail will trigger the 60-days lock for Out-registrar transfer.
Example:
I have example.com on my name on my account
I want to push the example.com to another account which will modify the Registrant details (name, email, address).
This action will trigger a 60days lock for transfering domains out which should not be a problem.
While on other places transfering between accounts are permited and with the possibility to change the name/email/address, here is stated:
my.alpnames.com/kb/answer/2313
Moving or Pushing an Order from one Customer Control Panel to another
- A domain can only be moved using the existing Contact Details of the domain name. The feature for using Default Contacts of the new customer has been Deprecated.
Well, from
one customer to another means, the new customer is a totally different person with other details
Like, in theory, there should be no one with multiple account and just jump domains between those accounts to spend time, right?
The new customer, is a new person. It can't use the old details...
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