I want to change email at GoDaddy, will this lock my domains?

[dnb8]

I want to change my email which I have at my godaddy domains, I remember that they had 60 days transfer lock rule after changes in whois, is this still active?

 

[Sameh]

Yes, it's still active.


You still can push it to another GoDaddy account.

 

[weblord]

pushable to other godaddy.com accounts.

 

[bluearrow]

I want to change my email which I have at my godaddy domains, I remember that they had 60 days transfer lock rule after changes in whois, is this still active?

Yes there is 60 day transfer lock so you won't able to transfer the domain ou of Godaddy.

 

[dnb8]

Thanks,
what about changing dns, will this also lock the domain?

 

[kleszcz]

No, I don't think so.

 

[Len]

Thanks,
what about changing dns, will this also lock the domain?

Definately not!

 

[dnb8]

Thanks for reply, Kleszcz and Len,
I thought the same, but today I got this email from sedo transfer agent:

Dear Mr. , You have selected Godaddy as your registrar. If possible, as of today, please do not make any further changes to the domain. Such changes would include updating the contact information, the email address, or the DNS. Any changes made will cause your registrar to initiate a 60-day lock. This means that the domain cannot be transferred for 60 days from the date of the change, which may delay the domain transfer.

 

[Len]

Thanks for reply, Kleszcz and Len,
I thought the same, but today I got this email from sedo transfer agent:

Looks like you have sold the domain and it is going to be transferred to another registrar by the buyer. Sedo are just covering all the bases so that there are no reasons that the transfer will be delayed.
A DNS change should not instigate a 60 day lock...... on the other hand there should be no reason for you to change it if the domain is sold pending transfer.

 

[kleszcz]

Just checked and found from Dynadot faq, I guess some registrars may lock your domains for the reasons.

Be aware of any additional rules enforced by your current registrar when transferring a domain from them to another registrar. Dynadot does not place additional restrictions, but other registrars may do so at their discretion!

 

[yandig]

Godaddy will lock your domain for 60 days after a change to the ADMIN whois info. So, you wouldn't be able to transfer the domain away from Godaddy. What I've been told by them is that you can change the other whois info without the lock kicking in, just not the ADMIN contact info.
If you have any questions, I recommend calling their customer support before making any changes to the contact info.