Moniker transfer questions.

[duskdawn]

Hi,
I am a little bit confused with the transfer procedure in moniker.

A transfer code has been emailed to the current Domain contact listed here.

Please check your email and enter the transfer code here.

Contact Email: support@moniker.com
Domain Name: XXXXXX

So does this mean the transfer code is sent to my domain administrative email or support@moniker.com?

Another thing is I didn't receive any code mail until now and after I login again I couldn't find code filling page and I have to submit name again and wait for the new code coming?

Last, is this code anything related to the GoDaddy auth code so that I can send from godaddy?

Thanks for the help.

[jdk]

It should go to the email in the whois; however, this is not always the case and I usually just email support@moniker.com with my account id# and the names I wish to transfer in. If the name needs an EPP code include it in the email too.

I think it is a bug in the system to email support@moniker.com the transfer code. I see this happens sometimes with names from GoDaddy or Namecheap.

[duskdawn]

I think it is a bug in the system to email support@moniker.com the transfer code. I see this happens sometimes with names from GoDaddy or Namecheap.

hmm, seems I need to wait until for they fix that problem.

[dodo1]

I believe this is a bug. I saw it today when trying to transfer few domains from RegisterFly to Moniker. Anyway, since I was going to transfer multiple domains, I directly sent all necessary information to Moniker via email.

[MessagePop]

I hope this bug gets fixed soon.
It is a tedious task to email to the support on every transfer, especially when a domain is registered under a different name or privacy protection.

[John Mauriello]

Please be advised that when you initiate a transfer-in via your Moniker Account, the system sends an e-mail to the first e-mail address listed in the Whois Record for the particular domain name. This is not a bug. ICANN requires the winning registrar to do this. Most times, it is the Administrative Contacts e-mail. However, some registrars have now placed their own e-mail address in the Whois verbiage and this is effecting the particular address that the Codes are being sent to, thus making it difficult for you to transfer out.

If you wish, we can initiate the transfer(S) for you. by emailing sales@moniker.com or support@moniker.com

Please let me know if I can assist you further.

John A. Mauriello

jmauriello@moniker.com

954-984-8445 (office)
800-688-6311 (toll free)
954-969-9155 (fax)

[duskdawn]

Please be advised that when you initiate a transfer-in via your Moniker Account, the system sends an e-mail to the first e-mail address listed in the Whois Record for the particular domain name. This is not a bug. ICANN requires the winning registrar to do this. Most times, it is the Administrative Contacts e-mail. However, some registrars have now placed their own e-mail address in the Whois verbiage and this is effecting the particular address that the Codes are being sent to, thus making it difficult for you to transfer out.

If you wish, we can initiate the transfer(S) for you. by emailing sales@moniker.com or support@moniker.com

Please let me know if I can assist you further.

John A. Mauriello

jmauriello@moniker.com

954-984-8445 (office)
800-688-6311 (toll free)
954-969-9155 (fax)

Ok, thanks.
I think I would better renew the name at GoDaddy for next year since it is almost within 1 month to expire and I don't want to risk to lose the name.
I am pretty confident Moniker, as a reliable registrar, could figure out a convenient way for the name transfers. It seems the only pain in the whole system and it potentially prevent you from profit and names moving in.
Best wishes.

[Kirkos]

I had the same problem.
But I don't blame Moniker.
That's the responsibility of loosing registrar. Some of them (GoDaddy, RegisterFly) will do anything to make the transfer out of them a pain in the ass.
Like you did, some of us just will give it up and stay with the same registrar.

[duskdawn]

I had the same problem.
But I don't blame Moniker.
That's the responsibility of loosing registrar. Some of them (GoDaddy, RegisterFly) will do anything to make the transfer out of them a pain in the ass.
Like you did, some of us just will give it up and stay with the same registrar.

I don't blame them either.
I will not do for this year because it is pending expiring and I don't want to take a risk.
You cannot transfer a name within 1 mo expiring.

[dvdrip]

Yes you can.
You can also transfer a name after it is expired!
It is possible but some registrars will not allow it. GoDaddy allows it.

I don't blame them either.
I will not do for this year because it is pending expiring and I don't want to take a risk.
You cannot transfer a name within 1 mo expiring.

[DaddyHalbucks]

You will like Moniker, they have all the big registrar features, with excellent personal customer service that has a small company feel.

Thumbs up!

[duskdawn]

You will like Moniker, they have all the big registrar features, with excellent personal customer service that has a small company feel.

Thumbs up!

I am using them. I have my part of my names there. That's why I start to transfer more in.

[Paul_Kuhn]

Please be advised that when you initiate a transfer-in via your Moniker Account, the system sends an e-mail to the first e-mail address listed in the Whois Record for the particular domain name.

What do I have to do, when i received the code?
I cant find any page where to put this code ion.
Or do I have to sent an email to the support with this code?

Ahoi!

[dvdrip]

As soon as you enter the domain name you want to transfer and click submit then a page comes(system sends an email at the same time) that asks you to enter a code.

[MonikerMan]

If you are having any issues with transfers, just email support@moniker.com along with your account number and the domains. We will submitt them manually for you.

Their are many reasons why the auth code may not be reaching you. Many registrars are hijacking the first email of record for them selves to prevent you from leaving. That is the email we send to. Enom resellers do this - registerfly, etc. So do some of the TuCows resellers.

We will also be launching an multiple domain transfer system which will allow 20 names at a time to be submitted instead of one at a time through your account. This will make it easier for you as well.

[Paul_Kuhn]

As soon as you enter the domain name you want to transfer and click submit then a page comes(system sends an email at the same time) that asks you to enter a code.

Thats right, but this page only comes up for one time.
You are not able to open it later - then you have to mail the code to the support.

Ahoi!

[MonikerMan]

just submit the domains to support@moniker.com with your account number.

[Paul_Kuhn]

Thanks for your support. All is working now!

Ahoi!

[cayars]

Why don't you guys make a simple change to the parsing routines and only pull the admin contact email address?

Please be advised that when you initiate a transfer-in via your Moniker Account, the system sends an e-mail to the first e-mail address listed in the Whois Record for the particular domain name. This is not a bug. ICANN requires the winning registrar to do this. Most times, it is the Administrative Contacts e-mail. However, some registrars have now placed their own e-mail address in the Whois verbiage and this is effecting the particular address that the Codes are being sent to, thus making it difficult for you to transfer out.

If you wish, we can initiate the transfer(S) for you. by emailing sales@moniker.com or support@moniker.com

Please let me know if I can assist you further.

John A. Mauriello

jmauriello@moniker.com

954-984-8445 (office)
800-688-6311 (toll free)
954-969-9155 (fax)

[totenmaske]

Where do you find the EPP code at Registerfly? I'm trying to move all my domains away from them ASAP!