Any registrars not require a notarized signature?

Some registrars such as GoDaddy and NETSOL require a notarized signature before they process a change of domain ownership.

Are there any registrars that do NOT require this for change of ownership?

Thanks.

 

[Donna Mahony]

000domains.com
NameCheap.com <<recommended
Dotregistrar.com
iaRegistry.com

 

[888]

I use RegisterFly.com and Directnic.com.

 

[yesonline]

You may try enom.com and any resellers of enom.com.
www.registermore.com is one of enom's reseller:razz:

 

[NamePopper.com]

www.eNom.com is great. No paperwork at all--free--and it takes 1 minute.

I have found it to be a very positive influence when making sales too. Sometimes--if a person is considering buying a name from me--and I tell them--Hey--I can transfer to you FREE in 1 minute with no paperwork or hassle--it can be enough to push them that final step.

 

[GiantDomains]

I agree with above, namecheap rules! (enom reseller)

 

[DotComster]

While GoDaddy and NETSOL do require a notarized signature - there are ways around that. Change the admin and let the new owner transfer out.

 

[O.C.]

Find an OpenSRS reseller. Super duper easy management at https://manage.opensrs.net/

000domains.com <$13.50
weblaunching.net <$12

 

Originally posted by Whois-Search
transfer to us for $8.65 www.whois-search.com

I was going to report this post to a moderator, but...

From the forum rules

Members will not be allowed to promote thier own website/business outside of the Advertising forums...

Do the rules not apply to moderators?

-t

 

[Anthony Ng]

Sorry, but GoDaddy NO LONGER requires any notary; their ownership transfer is now paperless (starting I guess around late June).

 

how is godaddy compared to enom ??

which would u guys recommend more?

 

[GeorgeKGeorgeK is verified member.]

OpenSRS resellers don't need paperwork either.

 

[Fearless]

Originally posted by thewitt

I was going to report this post to a moderator, but...

From the forum rules

Do the rules not apply to moderators?

-t

Click the link and report. There is more than one moderator.

 

[Anthony Ng]

With GoDaddy, you are dealing directly with an ICANN-accredited registrar; on the other hand, you must buy from an eNom reseller (unless you choose to pay $29.95 per name/year).

 

How easy is it to sell a domain I have with GoDaddy ? I heard it's easy if the buyer is also a GoDaddy member - how long does it take and how much $$$ people say that with eNom it is almost INSTANT to sell our domain...

 

[Anthony Ng]

You can always sign up for a GoDaddy account for free and instantly.

 

[O.C.]

GoDaddy hides WhoIs from potential internet-illiterate buyers. I'd like my email address and "THIS DOMAIN NAME IS FOR SALE" to show up in WhoIs.

 

[Anthony Ng]

>O.C.: I'd like my email address and "THIS DOMAIN NAME IS FOR SALE" to show up in WhoIs.

Well, well, well ... Strictly speaking, such a "domain for sale" line is some kind of false information for either your name or address and could lead to a de-registration; UNLESS you are doing it in a more elelgant way like (I forgot whom) actually naming your nameservers as "this.domain-for-sale.com" and "that.domain-for-sale.com", etc.

 

how long will it take for me to transfer my domain from netsol to Godaddy? does it usually takes, days or months?

 

[Anthony Ng]

I just transferred a domain name from Verisign (NetSol) to GoDaddy. It was initiated on Sep 6, failed, re-initiated on Sep 9 and went through on Sep 12. Hope this helps.