Re: Help with Domain Transfer

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joako Premium join:2000-09-07 /dev/null ·AT&T U-Verse	reply to Sholnay Re: Help with Domain Transfer Your current host should offer to transfer the domain to you or at least allow you to transfer to another registrar. Otherwise you should contact DotRegistrar, I know GoDaddy will help out users in this situation, no reason why they shouldnt. Actually that's a risk for the host -- if you contact DotRegistrar and say you forgot your account login info you might just have access to all their domains. -- I'm joakimsen and I approve this message.»sveasoft.pifiu.com
joako Premium join:2000-09-07 /dev/null ·AT&T U-Verse	to forum · permalink · · 2004-12-06 05:33:10 ·
Sholnay My Name Is In My Profile Premium join:2000-12-08 Goleta, CA clubs:	I got an email from the company that has my domain, this is what it said: Dear Client, You can transfer you domain to any other registrar. Your new registrar will initiate a transfer from their side and you will receive an authorization mail on your domain's email account. If you authorize the transfer request, your domain will be transferred from us to your new registrar. Regards, Anfyhost.com okay, so what is my next step? Exactly what it says in the email? If so, which registrar do you recommend I switch to? Im new this aspect of hosting and would like to spend less than the current $13/year I pay. Thanks! -- \|\|This aggression will not stand.\|\| quotegame \|\|
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