Domain Push

[Miss Miaow]

Aside from Godaddy and Namecheap, which company allows free and easy push? I tried to push a Yahoo! domain before. It was super difficult.

[Jerlene]

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[Taylor Hewitt]

All I can say is stay away from exabytes. THEY DON'T EVEN HAVE PUSHING.

So when you sell a domain or change ownership of one you are supposed to give the person your login details and have them change the contact info themselves. Pretty damn unprofessional if you ask me.

[Miss Miaow]

That's unprofessional and rather risky, don't you think.

I wanted to do that with my Yahoo! account but they won't allow me to delete my credit card details.

[Taylor Hewitt]

Yeah I definitely agree that it's risky. The fact that they expect somebody to let somebody else into their account is just lame.

[Dave Zan]

Unprofessional? There's no requirement for domain providers to give free pushes at all, it's a business decision.

Makes one glad there are other choices. But be careful who you choose.

I don't recall Yahoo offering free domain pushing at all. Then again, I've never used them, and likely never will.

[! ! Zockloros ! !]

Yeah, I don't believe Yahoo offers free pushing. Unfortunately I am using them for now. . . take my advice and don't let them trick you into thinking you will get a domain for $1, never use them.

[Taylor Hewitt]

Dave, hell yes it's unprofessional. How are they supposed to be taken seriously if it's such a hassle to just change the damn ownership of a domain name?