Which registrar follow 60 days for pre-release drops?

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I know domain names I caught at snapnames if registered at enom I can transfer pretty soon. And godaddy really need to wait for 60 days if the registrant
info is changed. I have the following registrars as result of snapnames,
I would like to know which registrar allow you to transfer sooner:

1 Host Canada, Inc.
Active Insider, Inc.
Address Creation
Anytime Sites (managed by Directi)
Bumper Jumper (managed by Directi)
Chinesedomains
Click Registrar, Inc.
Cocosislandsdomains
Domain Business Names
Domaincomesaround.com
Domaininthehole.com
Domain-it
Domainraker.net
Dot Alliance, Inc.
Dotspeedy
Double Network, Inc.
DropExtra, Inc.
DropHub, Inc.
DropWeek, Inc.
DynaDot
Dynamic Dolphin
Experinom
Ground Internet
Instinct Solutions, Inc.
Mobiline USA Inc d/b/a Domain Bonus
Moniker(R)
Name Churner (managed by Directi)
Name Perfections, Inc
Netestate
Network Solutions(R)
PearlNamingService.com, LLC
PlanetDomain
PowerBrand Solutions
Register.com(R)
Soyouwantadomain.com
Tech Tyrants, Inc.
Topsystem
Trade Starter, Inc.
U Domain Name, LLC
Universal Registration Services
VividDomains
Wish Names, Inc.
Yellow Start, Inc.
MelbourneIT

 

[Kate]

If the domain was dropped then you always have to wait for 60 days from creation date to transfer to another registrar. This is a rule enforced by the central registries for .com, .net etc.
If it's a prerelease name (expired but registered by a previous owner for some time) then it's different and you should be able to move fast.
godaddy just likes to lock the name for another 60 days when you change registrant info but most reputable registrars don't do that. It has nothing to do with the 60-day ICANN rule but I guess they welcome the confusion to justify their rules :imho:

 

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for those names I got, how do I know if a names is "dropped" or "prerelease name"?

I did not keep track how I ordered them.

If the domain was dropped then you always have to wait for 60 days from creation date to transfer to another registrar. This is a rule enforced by the central registries for .com, .net etc.
If it's a prerelease name (expired but registered by a previous owner for some time) then it's different and you should be able to move fast.
godaddy just likes to lock the name for another 60 days when you change registrant info but most reputable registrars don't do that. It has nothing to do with the 60-day ICANN rule but I guess they welcome the confusion to justify their rules :imho:

 

[Kate]

Just look at creation date in whois

 

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I thought only godaddy counts the change of contact info as the start of the 60 days. networksolutions.com also enforces the policy:

=====forwarded from [email protected]==================
"We were unable to process the request to transfer xx to another domain name service provider.

Specifically, the domain name registration was not eligible for transfer because:
The domain cannot be transferred to another registrar for a period of 60 days following a change in Primary Contact or WHOIS Admin Contact."