I am afraid I am taking a risk buying Networksolutions.com registered name!!!

[Domin]

As u know,it is really hard to transfer ur names out of networksolutions.com.
But i really like it,so i want to have it.i wonder if i can transfer the name out.
Please help me.
Thanks.

 

[RJ]

That's somewhat of a myth that it's hard to transfer a name out of Network Solutions. It's actually one of the easier ones to transfer away from now. I've transferred over a hundred names out of there in the past couple years and never had an issue.

Just unlock the name and intiate the tranfer.

 

[Domin]

Wow.Thanks admin.i am Happy.

 

[IAmAllanShore]

"Urban Myth" in that it is greatly exaggerated due to early problems, BUT I've still had trouble recently with a multiple-failed transfer attempt (Self-to-self). Multiple phone calls later, they chalked it up to being overly proactive in avoiding hijacking, but it was still frustrating.
However, the difficulties of some users should not dissuade you from buying a name that would otherwise be a plum-deal.
-Allan :gl:

 

[Rush]

True... the same was said about Yahoo! domains, but i got all of my yahoo domains transferred to Godadddy within 5 days. You just have to handle it properly i believe.

 

[Dave_Z]

Just unlock the name and intiate the tranfer.

And don't forget:

1. Make sure the transfer contact email addy on record's still good.

2. If using their Private Registration, turn it off.

Just making sure your bases are covered.

BTW, it may interest you to know their locking feature's good for 2 weeks. It'll
turn back on if you don't transfer the name out within that time frame.

You can opt out of that completely, though. But they need to "authenticate"
you.

 

[Domin]

Means what?i am really confused.
Any sucessful experience?
i will try or not?
Thanks.

 

[Dave_Z]

In the past many registrants experienced untold hardships transferring their
domain names out. In recent years (including this one ), it's relatively easy
to move them out.

You just have to know what to expect. So go thru the checklist:

1. Make sure the "primary contact" email addy (that's what they call the main
contact within the record) inside the account's still good.

2. Unlock the domain name. Make sure to transfer the domain name out within
2 weeks or it'll relock itself.

3. Do it while the domain name's paid, preferably at least 1-2 weeks before it
expires.

 

[Woodcs82]

Imo

IMO, i think godaddy is the easiest.

 

[AMDWarrior]

True... the same was said about Yahoo! domains, but i got all of my yahoo domains transferred to Godadddy within 5 days. You just have to handle it properly i believe.

Erf not sure you bettered yourself in that move, :hehe: But that's just :imho: anyway I have transferd, many names outta there with no problems at all, I wouldnt see a problem, like was mentioned just unlock and transfer.

 

[gazzip]

I do 90% of my trades through NS.

Thats cos they've got most of the Golden oldies :hehe:


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[Kate]

It says something about the value of the names indeed :hehe:

 

[slaughterbeck]

I’ve had very few domain names with NetSol but I prefer to keep certain domains with some ccTLDs with them and I have never had any issues at mention.




Best wishes,
Kimmy