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I recently purchased a name from idotz.net. How long will it take for the name to be transferable to another idotz account?
 
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Most registrars allow intra-registrars pushes immediately.

Inter-registrar transfers after 60 days.

-Allan
 
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So, if i was going to push the name directly to another idotz account i could do so right away?
 
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You'd have to check idotz terms specifically ( I don't use them, so don't know. ), but all the other major registrars ( enom, moniker, godaddy, etc.) allow instant pushes.

Honest question, and I'm not being a smartass, but more making a point... You know that when you register domain names there are lengthy agreements that you agree to when you register... most of the information is contained in those agreements, as well as other points of interest that many would-be-domainers would do well to read.

-Allan
 
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IAmAllanShore said:
You'd have to check idotz terms specifically ( I don't use them, so don't know. ), but all the other major registrars ( enom, moniker, godaddy, etc.) allow instant pushes.

Honest question, and I'm not being a smartass, but more making a point... You know that when you register domain names there are lengthy agreements that you agree to when you register... most of the information is contained in those agreements, as well as other points of interest that many would-be-domainers would do well to read.

-Allan

Well i wasnt planning on selling the name right away. But If i do i wanted to make sure that i could do so. If not its not a problem, i will just hold onto it.
 
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