Help!!! Help!!! Yahoo Domain Transfer

[newbie]

I have 2 domains reg at domains.yahoo.com BUT WITH ONLY ONE yahoo ID.
Now I want to give my friend 1 domain, so how can I give her.
Yahoo has no help in this situation.
I did sent yahoo customer care a letter but all I received is a silly auto reply of a machine.
Hope someone can help!
Thanks

 

[Jeff]

Welcome to #1 Namepros! :D
Do you have the same Admin. e-mail address for both domain names? I'm gathering that Yahoo doesn't have some sort of "free domain push" feature, whereby your friend could set up a second account and then "push" it over (I've never used Yahoo for domain names). :o
If it were mine (the one your friend will be getting), I'd set up a Reseller account (cheaper) at Enom, and then "pull" the domain name over to that new account, also being charged $8.95 in the process for the one-year renewal fee, but no matter to me if I want the domain name.
Sad that Yahoo couldn't have replied to you, more than anything.
I'll revisit if I misinterpreted anything, or to simply follow-up.
See you.

 

[Tatsuki]

Yahoo! is stupid. Agreed. I had a domain with them once which I won for free...I didn't know better. I didn't know there were better places. I'd suggest you just pay for this month then move off somewhere else.

 

[RJ]

Right, I agree with Coolhost here. Your best cause of action is to transfer the domain to another registrar where it will be easy to move the domain on to a new owner.

You can do a transfer for $5.41 at Rackshack ( http://domains.rackshack.net ). The process takes 2-4 days on average and adds an extra year to the registration.

Best of luck, and welcome to NamePros!

 

[newbie]

To coolhost.com:
I did as you suggest and discover that It costs me nearly 30 US$ to reg a domain at enom
I don't know how can I be a reseller at enom (in fact, I don't want to be an reseller).
Anyone have a better Idea???
Thanks!

 

[checknme]

PM sent Newbie.