GoDaddy Contact Info Change With No 60 Day Lock!

[DaveX]

I had to change the contact info on a domain I acquired a couple of months ago.

At first, the system said that changing the contact info would result in a 60 day lock, but when I got the email to confirm the change, there was a button I hadn't seen before in the email that asked if I wanted to lock or not lock for 60 days. I chose to not lock the domain, and it did it!

I hadn't ever seen that button before on GD.

 

[creataweb]

Interesting. Anyone else try this? I will when I get the chance.

 

[DaveX]

It seems new. What happened was I had a domain that sold on Afternic. Then it stalled because I had never updated the whois info for the domain. I called GD and they said to go ahead and update the contacts, then to send an email to [email protected]. I didn't have to. The button was there to change the contacts but not lock the domain.

 

[PeakDots]

I want to change info also.
I didn't because I read it would be locked for 60 days and didn't want it locked.
I'll try and see.
Thanks

 

[BaileyUK]

That's handy to know. thanks

 

[DaveX]

I want to change info also.
I didn't because I read it would be locked for 60 days and didn't want it locked.
I'll try and see.
Thanks

Yes, try it. You will get an email to confirm the change. There will be a button to not lock the domain.

 

[omarte]

yes, they added this option not too long ago ! i think name.com also added this option as well!

 

[bluemeteor]

yes, they added this option not too long ago ! i think name.com also added this option as well!

Wonder if namesilo has one.

 

[DaveX]

yes, they added this option not too long ago ! i think name.com also added this option as well!

I thought it was fairly new! Thanks @omarte !

 

[PeakDots]

Yes, try it. You will get an email to confirm the change. There will be a button to not lock the domain.

Yep it worked
Thanks again

 

[DaveX]

@Joe Styler Nice enhancement! Any special information to be aware of with this feature?

 

[BRANDERX]

I just tried it, the option is there, but did the option also appear during (account change)?

Thanks

 

[DaveX]

I just tried it, the option is there, but did the option also appear during (account change)?

Thanks

Good point. I didnt try via push. I would have to ask a buyer I pushed to yesterday.

Or you could push me your best 3L.com to test it.

 

[BRANDERX]

Good point. I didnt try via push. I would have to ask a buyer I pushed to yesterday.

Or you could push me your best 3L.com to test it.

@Silentptnr that sounds good. I'll send you my fav. lol

Please let us know once you figure it out.

I'll try to find out as well.

Thanks

 

[PeakDots]

The only thing my listings on Afternic were cancelled as it did warn me that it would be if I updated info.
Just have to relist them.

 

[anantj]

I dont think this is new. The 60 day opt out has been available for quite some time now

 

[Joe Styler]

I had to change the contact info on a domain I acquired a couple of months ago.

At first, the system said that changing the contact info would result in a 60 day lock, but when I got the email to confirm the change, there was a button I hadn't seen before in the email that asked if I wanted to lock or not lock for 60 days. I chose to not lock the domain, and it did it!

I hadn't ever seen that button before on GD.

Yes this is new. It will ask you if you want it locked unless it is an ICANN or Registry lock like say a new registration of a domain for example.
If you initiate the change of account it will also ask you if you want to lock it or not for the receiving party. The receiving party also sees before accepting if the domain will be locked when they accept it or not. If so and they do not want the lock they can reject the change and ask the sender to redo it and select no lock or they can accept it with the lock.

 

[DaveX]

Yes this is new. It will ask you if you want it locked unless it is an ICANN or Registry lock like say a new registration of a domain for example.
If you initiate the change of account it will also ask you if you want to lock it or not for the receiving party. The receiving party also sees before accepting if the domain will be locked when they accept it or not. If so and they do not want the lock they can reject the change and ask the sender to redo it and select no lock or they can accept it with the lock.

Thanks @Joe Styler ! I thought it was new. Appreciate the explanation. That's a great nice enhancement.

 

[stewmath]

Yes this is new. It will ask you if you want it locked unless it is an ICANN or Registry lock like say a new registration of a domain for example.
If you initiate the change of account it will also ask you if you want to lock it or not for the receiving party. The receiving party also sees before accepting if the domain will be locked when they accept it or not. If so and they do not want the lock they can reject the change and ask the sender to redo it and select no lock or they can accept it with the lock.

Wouldnt it be better for the pusher to not have the option to lock it, and let the receiver to choose if they wanted lock or not lock during the inbound process?

 

[Joe Styler]

No both parties need to agree.