I just found out how to get your GoDaddy login info if you haven't received your email yet. If a whois lookup for your domain(s) shows your whois info, then you
1. On the Godaddy homepage, click "Forgot your password"
2. On that page, click "Retrieve Customer Number"
3. On that page, there is a box to enter your domain name. When you click continue, you will receive and email with your customer number.
4. Go back to the Godaddy homepage, click "Forgot your password"
5. Enter your customer number and click continue.
6. You will receive another email with an authorization code to reset your password.
7. After you reset your password, you can log in and see what domains are in that account.
Godaddy seems to be making one new account per registrant email. If you used multiple emails at Registerfly, Godaddy will make a new account for each.
I have been able to recover ALL of my RF domains, including the ones that were lost and had been in redemption. Big thumbs up to Godaddy!
1. On the Godaddy homepage, click "Forgot your password"
2. On that page, click "Retrieve Customer Number"
3. On that page, there is a box to enter your domain name. When you click continue, you will receive and email with your customer number.
4. Go back to the Godaddy homepage, click "Forgot your password"
5. Enter your customer number and click continue.
6. You will receive another email with an authorization code to reset your password.
7. After you reset your password, you can log in and see what domains are in that account.
Godaddy seems to be making one new account per registrant email. If you used multiple emails at Registerfly, Godaddy will make a new account for each.
I have been able to recover ALL of my RF domains, including the ones that were lost and had been in redemption. Big thumbs up to Godaddy!
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