Solve several problems that may be encountered when domain names are transferred to Godaddy businesses

Why do we need to transfer domain names from one registrar to another? Usually for two reasons. One reason is that domain name renewal is more expensive, and we can transfer it to another registrar for cheaper renewal. The second reason is the domain name transaction, which requires transferring the domain name to someone else's account. Or we have a third reason, which is that domain names are managed by one registrar. In this article, Lao Zuo sorted out several problems encountered when the relatively famous domain name registrar Godaddy merchants transferred to domain names.

1. Domain name lock

The domain name lock means that the current domain name has not been unlocked and the transfer restrictions have not been lifted, and the domain name cannot be transferred to Godaddy domain name registrar 。 So we need to unlock UNLOCKED at the other domain name registrar. If it is locked, it cannot be transferred out.

2. Invalid authorization code

An invalid authorization code indicates that the domain name transfer code is incorrect. Generally, we need the transfer code of the current domain name to transfer out to the Godaddy domain name registrar, including other registrars. If the feedback information is invalid authorization code, I need to check whether the transfer code of the domain name authorization code is correct, and if not, we need to transfer again.

3. Transfer rejected

We can also see that some domain names are rejected by the original registrar. There are several problems that need to be checked. For example, some of our domain names are restricted from being transferred out in some businesses, which must be impossible. Some do not meet the transfer out conditions. For example, we check whether the transfer out conditions are met after 60 days of registration.

If our domain name cannot receive the transfer code, we need to contact the registrar or check whether there is WHOIS protection. We need to remove WHOIS protection, and then obtain the transfer code to our domain name WHOIS mailbox.

Generally, we choose ICANN certified domain name registrars that can transfer out as long as they meet the policy. If the transfer is not allowed, we can complain and apply for ICANN's help to force the transfer out.