I jumped thru all the hoops and started a transfer process of a domain from one registrar to another. I expected the status on the WHOIS to change to TRANSFER-PENDING but it did not. What are possible reasons for that?
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Looks like Enom gave me invalid EPP code and the transfer failed :upset: I probably have to get them to "re-sync" it or some BS. Ah, great fun ahead!
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Or maybe I mis-entered the EPP code. I want to try again but I'm afraid that if I didn't mistype it will be like a "second strike" and then it will automatically lock me out from transferring for like 3 years or something :upset:
Does the domain get locked or something after X invalid EPP code entries?
---------- Post added at 04:34 AM ---------- Previous post was at 04:14 AM ----------
Or maybe I mis-entered the EPP code. I want to try again but I'm afraid that if I didn't mistype it will be like a "second strike" and then it will automatically lock me out from transferring for like 3 years or something :upset:
Does the domain get locked or something after X invalid EPP code entries?
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It means that the domain's microcode was damaged, probably by radiation.
Anyone got a serious answer?
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