hi !! i have domain name register by yahoo and i like to transfer registery ,how to do it ?
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You can get your domain tranferred from Yahoo! Domains only after 60 days of registration have past. After 60 days of registration you will need to cancel your service and then contact Yahoo! Customer Support to get the registry key or authorization code. You will have to change the admin email address of the domain to an email address that is not of the domain as the registry key / authorization code will be sent to the admin email address. So make sure that the admin email address of the domain is active and accessible before canceling the service.
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Just asked the company where they got it from, let us say godaddy.com.  And ask for the username and password of the account.  Inform them to cancel billing for that name on their end as you will continue billing on your end.  Once you have it change the information on that account to your name and it is therefore transferred to you.  Unless you want another company to handle it let us say, from godaddy.com to yahoo.com.  Yahoo should have the feature to request for the transfer.  You are going to then make sure that there is no TRANSFER LOCK on the godaddy end so the transaction will be smooth.\n\nThen point your hosting account to that domain name and you should be about done in half a day.
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First, call Customer Service at your current Registrar and ask them to unlock your domain name. For self-service: Login to your account, find the lock feature, and unlock the domain.\n\nYou must then request a domain transfer from the target host. The target host will email the domain's current  Administrative Contact. The Administrative Contact must click on the link in that email, authorizing the transfer to the new host.
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Nick W gave the right answer here. Although you CAN transfer the expired domain name to another registrar, it's risky unless you intimately know how the process goes.\n\nIf it means a lot urgently, you might have to bite the bullet and renew it with the current registrar. If it's who I think it is (and their name can get really pesky for some), contact someone from there and try to renew it over the phone if possible.\n\nYou can contact me via my username if you want more feedback.
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Go to a domain registrar and register one. The point its DNS record to a web host and you are good to go. Everything takes about 24 to 48 hours. Here's my domain: http://adeydas.com
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You need to Buy a Domain. Try Yahoo Small Business
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You can go to any domain name registrar and transfer your name to that new registrar.  After you buy the transfer, you will receive an email at amit@opuc.co.uk (the admin contact for the domain).  Follow the steps in the email and if your domain is not "locked" it will transfer to the new registrar in 5 days.  \n\ntransfer it for $7.85 at http://www.securepaynet.net/gdshop/transfers/landing.asp?prog_id=namethrift
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You have enough information to do a domain name transfer. It sounds like this company is giving you the runaround.  You need to change registrars.\n\nIt's a simple change of DNS.  All they would have to do is go into their interface and change the DNS servers from ns1.10eurohost.nl and ns2.10eurohost.nl (or something similar) to yns1.yahoo.com and yns2.yahoo.com.  \n\nMy recommendation: transfer your registration of your domain name to http://www.godaddy.com and then do it yourself.  Right not 10eurohost.nl is acting like they own your domain.  You need to have control of it.  Once you do the transfer to Godaddy you will be in complete control of your domain.  If you don't change registrar's, you will continue to have to deal with 10eurohost .  The sooner you change, the less hassle you'll have (plus, you'll save money).
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I don't think you can. Coz most of the e-mail clients use POP3. I think this is b'coz it is easier to transfer using this protocol. But Yahoo! uses good old SMTP. So your client won't be able read or translate it.
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Make sure the domain is correct. There may be a drop down box with different options, so mess around with those until you find the right one.
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Like the other guy said you can either COPY AND PASTE.\n\nOr in your AOL account there is a button called address transfer if you don't know how to do it then..\n\nyou can send your address by email to your YAHOO account.
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i have been helping in geocities help chat for 10 years and i promise you this is the fasteset way to do this in a free geocities account.\n\nyou didn't say where you are moving to. if all you are doing is getting a domain at geocities you don't need to move the server will do it for you. if you are getting an account elsewhere then do the following.\n\ngo into http://geocities.yahoo.com/filemanager and rename all of you .htm or .html files to .txt this will remove all of the advertising code the server added to your pages. if you don't do it this way you'll have to manually remove the advertising code by hand. this is not easy for someone that doesn't write their own html by hand like i do.\n\nafter renaming these files you will see a VIEW link to the right of all of your filenames. move your cursor over the VIEW link and click your right mouse button and click on SAVE TARGET AS to download that file to your hard drive.\n\nwhen the SAVE AS box appears type .htm or .html on the end of the filename and click the SAVE button.\n\nafter you have them all downloaded open each one in windows notepad. you'll have to manually remove the geocities advertising code from each page. don't worry it not hard.\n\nwhen you get the pages opened in notepad you'll see some <script> tags at the top of your page. remove everything above this <html> but not including that. It will say put here by the server please remove.\n\nafter you have that out scroll down to the <body> tag. just below that you'll see another script tag you have to remove.\n\nwhen you are finished you have to scroll to the bottom. remove everything below </html> and click save and you are done.\n\nwhen you have done all your pages upload them to your new account.
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I don't think its possible, maybe u should look for an API for Yahoo! Mail...\n\nSearched on net and found something that u might like: http://svetlozar.net/index.php?page=Import+Yahoo+Addresses
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The problem is that you're looking for two services for free. First, is the hosting. But if you want to have just your name, you're also looking for a free domain name.\n\nIf you've already registered your domain name, then you are looking for the provider to redirect the URL to his site. Registering a domain name costs money and you aren't likely to find that service for free. There are some that do it for minimal cost, but it's still a cost.
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In order to park a domain on top of another, you must change the name server pointers associated with the domain name to Yahoo's name servers. Then you must configure the Yahoo server to point the "other domain" to the yahoo hosted domain.
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I also bought a domain from yahoo about a year ago and it actually took from 7 - 10 days for me to access my domain control panel. Give it a few more days..... :)
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set up a .net passport and enter your yahoo adress as the e-mail adress