How To Transfer Domain From Yahoo

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Hi,
I have my domain registered with yahoo smallbusiness. How can I transfer the domain to my godaddy account. I have never done such a affair before. So delight help me out..
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#2

From what I hear Yahoo doesnt permit domains to exist transferred away from them!
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#3

Is that even legal?
I've transferred domains to godaddy plenty but never from Yahoo only this sounds ridiculous!
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Merely become to Goddady and request the transfer.
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I dont think y'all tin transfer domain from Yahoo to any other registrar. I've tried contacting Yahoo, but no response. Very disappointed with their service for such a reputable company.
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It would be illegal if Yahoo didn't allow outbound transfers.
Yahoo do allowed outbound transfers, though information technology is a real pain. I've done information technology numerous times. I usually annals domain names through Yahoo for $15 for v years (increased toll at present) and and so transfer them to another registrar with ameliorate interface and features.
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Can you explicate how y'all did that and how much it price you lot..
I merely read some serious prob with yahoo here..
http://forums.digitalpoint.com/showthread.php?p=793245
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Distressing to hear you're having problems transferring domain name away from Yahoo - they can brand it a real pain.
You demand firstly 'unlock' the domain at Yahoo. That is easily done via the online interface.

You lot need to make a transfer request FROM the registrar you're hoping to move the domain name to. The one I recommend is this one simply in that location are, of course, hundreds of others.

You demand to confirm the transfer by clicking on the links in the email(s) y'all will receive. It will have a few days.

If yous have any issues and then you can ring Melbourne Information technology on the numbers here. They handle Yahoo domain registration.
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I have had NO problems with transfers and domains with Yahoo! and they are the most affordable I could find ($2.99/year)
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Again, My domain will expire only in January 08, then will my expiry become extended one year from that or one year from the date of transfer??
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Yes, your domain proper name will become extended by one year on summit of the period you lot have remaining.
All your questions are answered in the FAQ of Yahoo domains and many other registrars.
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I have transfered lot of domains from yahoo small-scale business to godaddy, simply become to godaddy and transfer domain request, it will easily transfered to you, BUT i thing is ((( the domain must be 60 days old))). Otherwise you lot cant transfer the domain name from yahoo to whatever registrar.
Thanks!
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#14

We need to go authorization code from yahoo for transfer, thats what I came to know. How did you people get it? whats the postal service id where I tin can request it?
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No yous don't. But log into you Yahoo domains account get to the domain management screen and click to "unlock" your domain. Then go to Godaddy or wherever and initiate the transfer. As easy every bit pie.
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#sixteen

Yes.. It is required if your domain is not a .com and .Net . I requested my previous registrar to give me the authorisation lawmaking. I take received information technology too.
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#17

I did a transfer , finally.
Information technology was not that much hectic to go about..
Went to godaddy and requested a transfer, received a mail on the administrative contact asking to enter some lawmaking which was in the post into godaddy a/c

Hither is where I had to obtain a domain authorisation lawmaking from Yahoo (It is required if your domain is .com or .net).

I contatcted melborne IT through their client support feedback form telling nigh me and asking to transport the authorisation lawmaking into the same mail service id which is in the administrative contact.

I received it the very adjacent 24-hour interval.. and upon following up on godaddy, the transfer is now consummate.

It took a calendar week.
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#18

dont fifty-fifty try or they will remove your domain and will make information technology free for registration
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#19

They can't because the domain buying belong to you. If they exercise that, they are getting problem with ICANN.
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I have heard many cases. Here is one
http://forums.digitalpoint.com/showthread.php?t=64196&highlight=yahoo+domain+lost