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Z.com (GMO Internet) - Yet another terrible experience

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Z.com have introduced another cutting edge feature - a self-doxing domain transfer. Here's my Shark Tank pitch I made for them. You're welcome, Z.com:

Domain owners,

Have you ever tried to push a domain name to another owner? Or receive one? Don't you hate plugging in an e-mail or even worse, a username with absolutely no personal data? There has to be another way! This is where Z.com is revolutionizing the industry. Introducing the self-doxing domain name transfer.

Let's say you purchase a domain name from another seller. You no longer just provide them a username or e-mail and they push it to your account with one click. Instead, you provide them your full account details, as they appear in your profile. Once they have all your personal information and apply it to the domain name - they then reach out to customer support. And in 1 to 100 days - the name gets moved to your account. Poof! It's magic. No more worries about not exposing your personal data or speed.

Love it.

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Here's the link, I am not making this up: https://web.z.com/ph/support/domain/transfer-of-domain-ownership-between-z-com-accounts/.

I guess this is why I ranked them as one of the 5 worst registrars of 2025.
 
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