GoDaddy Push - "You may be asked to log in to your account."

[dan_Vt]

Sedo is pushing a domain to my GoDaddy account and I get this from GoDaddy: "You may be asked to log in to your account."

"May" be asked? What's that about? Shouldn't GoDaddy know if GoDaddy will be asking me to log in? When I go into my account there are no account transfers to approve...

Anyone seen this message before and have the domain successfully pushed without approving it?

 

[RyuKenLi]

Normally you should receive a transaction id and code from the sedo transfer agent. This means, you'll accept like a normal push.

 

[domainica]

Dan,

If you go into your account at GoDaddy, then open "Pending Account Changes", you'll more then likely see "No Pending Account Changes In List".

Ignore that.

Just click on "Accept Account Change", then input the codes you were given.

Tom

 

[-OutlawBiker-]

Dan,

If you go into your account at GoDaddy, then open "Pending Account Changes", you'll more then likely see "No Pending Account Changes In List".

Ignore that.

Just click on "Accept Account Change", then input the codes you were given.

Tom

I get really, really, really tired of educating GoDaddy's customer service supervisors about how to use their own screwed up system. Your post is just another example of what they need to fix. There are lots more. :td:

 

[dan_Vt]

Dan,

If you go into your account at GoDaddy, then open "Pending Account Changes", you'll more then likely see "No Pending Account Changes In List".

Ignore that.

Just click on "Accept Account Change", then input the codes you were given.

Tom

Cool that's what I needed. I did receive the codes, but when I saw "No Pending Account Changes" I didn't think the codes would do anything.

Thanks.
Dan

I get really, really, really tired of educating GoDaddy's customer service supervisors about how to use their own screwed up system. Your post is just another example of what they need to fix. There are lots more. :td:

It had me convinced there was nothing to do...