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Wilfredo

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Transfer between registrars how long time does it take?
In this cause from annulet.com to enom.com
 
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around 7 days
 
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I don't know about this "annulet.com" ... but would offer that the average "range" is 48 - 72 hours, IMHO. I used to do tons of them to Enom FROM Register.com - some would complete within 24 hours, others would take 3 - 4 days.
Sound like a good deal? :gl:
All the best.
B-)
 
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5-7 days

I have transferred many domains since the new rule took effect and all of mine have been at least 5 days.
 
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Man that sucks, thought it would be instant. ;D
 
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cmos said:
Man that sucks, thought it would be instant. ;D

Many people mistakenly assume domain names are an instant thing, despite
advances in technology.

One important lesson: NEVER assume domain name issues, from the simplest
to the most complex, are resolved "instantly".
 
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I've been waiting a good couple of days for a .us transfer, still no sign of it yet!

:p
 
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Why does it takes so long?
I cant understand it really.
 
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cmos said:
Why does it takes so long?
I cant understand it really.

Well, I guess this transfer thing is not automated. A human being actually has to trigger it off. And when humans come into play, it may never even happen.

If you don't get your domain after 7 days, holler.
 
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So far, everyone of my Registerfly transfers has been within 24 hours..
 
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Yep, godaddy used to be with-in 30 minutes (if from one godaddy account to another), now they lag it by at least 7 days. if your lucky :) Or hear anythingfrom them :P
 
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