Transferring a name away from Enom

[Reinman]

I'm transferring a domain from Enom to GoDaddy and initiated the transfer from GoDaddy. Its been 4 days and it is still "pending registrar approval" (Enom). I know that the transfer can take up to five days but this is ridiculous. Is there any way to do this quicker in the future?

 

[Silhouette]

Is there any way to do this quicker in the future?

i think you've missed something
when you rev.'ed that "Domain Transfer Request" email form eNom for approval, click on that link to expedite the transfer. dont wait for that 3 days.

 

[winst]

Did you missed the GoDaddy e-mail?

I have transfered many domain names before. You probably missied a step or two.

1, you need to unlock your domain name at the current registrar (eNom)
2, you need to enter the authorization code at the new registrar (godaddy)

You should have received an e-mail from Godaddy about the domain transfer and follow the instructions in it.

You should also make sure the domain name contact information at your current registrar (eNom) are correct.

 

[irishmat]

ive been moving names from enom to moniker and takes about 5 days

 

[HIDEAL]

Usually it takes about 6 days.

 

[rythm]

i think you've missed something
when you rev.'ed that "Domain Transfer Request" email form eNom for approval, click on that link to expedite the transfer. dont wait for that 3 days.

Depending on how soon you'd receive that email from Enom.. sometimes it never arrives

If it does, that's the way to expedite the transfer.

 

[Silhouette]

Depending on how soon you'd receive that email from Enom..

precisely! My most recent experience is a record-breaking 2 day transfer from eNom to Moniker, as smooth as silk

sometimes it never arrives

i'm also wondering why...

 

[Reinman]

Well it is almost a week now and still awaiting the transfer and/or the email from Enom.

Everything was performed correctly as suggested. I guess it will happen eventually but that is no consulation to my impatience.

Knowing I'm not alone in my misery is actually nice to know.

Thanks for the replies.