Domain pushed on a wrong account

[lanj]

A buyer bought my domain but provided a wrong email address I made the pushed using the wrong email. I am hoping that the email is not existing and with no godaddy account. Will the domain goes back to my account if unclaimed for a certain days?

 

[mitch007]

Did they accept the domain already?

IF NOT, you can always cancel the send by using "remove selected" in the pending outgoing changes. The domain will go back to your account immediately

 

[WebIntellects - Rob]

This might mean serious loss. Or it might be a scam scheme.Follow the given advise/

 

[lanj]

Nope not yet. I checked the outgoing changes and there it is its still there and quickly removed the status.

Thank you so much I never knew that. That was a really big help

 

[David_Marks]

this issue also happened to me but i was buyer at that time...So i quickly Create that email ID to check weather it exist or not..luckily it is not so i rush to godaddy and create new account and get it in there...then i added this new account to my old account and got this domain...

 

[homebuyer]

Push Procedure

I believe that when you input the push data, you must include not only the email of the recipient, but his account number as well. If the two don't match in Godaddy's records, then godaddy will not let you advance to the next step in the push procedure.

 

[bmugford]

I believe that when you input the push data, you must include not only the email of the recipient, but his account number as well. If the two don't match in Godaddy's records, then godaddy will not let you advance to the next step in the push procedure.

Yeah. With GoDaddy.com you need the customer number + email address on file.

If the data does not match it gives you an error message.

Brad

 

[infosec3]

Yeah. With GoDaddy.com you need the customer number + email address on file.

If the data does not match it gives you an error message.

Brad

Exactly my thought when I saw this post. Pushing a domain name to the wrong account on Godaddy is extremely unlikely. First, as you say, the user ID and email must match and, second, how can someone give you both the user ID and email that are not his own? I am not sure how this can happen.

 

[lanj]

Exactly my thought when I saw this post. Pushing a domain name to the wrong account on Godaddy is extremely unlikely. First, as you say, the user ID and email must match and, second, how can someone give you both the user ID and email that are not his own? I am not sure how this can happen.

Actually it is possible because there are 3 option boxes I choose the input new registrant's info which I have the info of the buyer except that for the wrong email that he gave and everything was accepted I checked the pending outgoing changes and it is listed there.

Did they accept the domain already?

IF NOT, you can always cancel the send by using "remove selected" in the pending outgoing changes. The domain will go back to your account immediately

Thanks to mitch007 this was solved already