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Everytime I buy a domain that is registered with godaddy I know It's going to be a pain in the a$$.
GoDaddy imposes 60 day transfer resriction on every domain that you push from one godaddy account to another. So when I buy a domain that is registered with godaddy and get it transferred from seller's godaddy account to my godaddy account I have to wait 60 more days to be allowed to transfer it to my registrar of choice which is currently eNom.
Now why is this 60 day transfer restriction is in place?
1. To newbies GoDaddy tells that it's ICANN rule when in fact it is not.
2. To others they tell that this is a security feature which make no sense for the following reasons:
a. If it was a good security feature other registrars would have it in place too. No any other registrar has it. Even NetSol doesn't!
b. It has no effect on security. If it does, then what exactly does it do? Bring it on, there is no security impact because the domain can still be transfered freely within GoDaddy!
Not only GoDaddy causes enormous inconvinience by keeping this rule in place, it also forces you to renew your domains with them when they expire at a higher rate than you can get them renewed trough other registrars because you cannot transfer your domains to the registrar of your choice for 60 days. It also conflicts with fair competition ethics I think.
I guess GoDaddy should remove the restriction to stop this unfair trade!
GoDaddy imposes 60 day transfer resriction on every domain that you push from one godaddy account to another. So when I buy a domain that is registered with godaddy and get it transferred from seller's godaddy account to my godaddy account I have to wait 60 more days to be allowed to transfer it to my registrar of choice which is currently eNom.
Now why is this 60 day transfer restriction is in place?
1. To newbies GoDaddy tells that it's ICANN rule when in fact it is not.
2. To others they tell that this is a security feature which make no sense for the following reasons:
a. If it was a good security feature other registrars would have it in place too. No any other registrar has it. Even NetSol doesn't!
b. It has no effect on security. If it does, then what exactly does it do? Bring it on, there is no security impact because the domain can still be transfered freely within GoDaddy!
Not only GoDaddy causes enormous inconvinience by keeping this rule in place, it also forces you to renew your domains with them when they expire at a higher rate than you can get them renewed trough other registrars because you cannot transfer your domains to the registrar of your choice for 60 days. It also conflicts with fair competition ethics I think.
I guess GoDaddy should remove the restriction to stop this unfair trade!