Domain push time limit on godaddy?

**koreancowboy** · 12-03-2007, 07:04 PM

Uh, why don't you just ask Support @ godaddy.com?

**Malicious Biz** · 12-03-2007, 07:16 PM

Originally posted by koreancowboy

Uh, why don't you just ask Support @ godaddy.com?

Uhh why don't you just answer the question?

**Malicious Biz** · 12-03-2007, 07:20 PM

Originally posted by Malicious Biz

Uhh why don't you just answer the question?

Not too mention fucking with smart ass little pukes such as yourself is far more entertaining than emailing support staff.

**Malicious Biz** · 12-03-2007, 07:36 PM

Originally posted by koreancowboy

Uh, why don't you just ask Support @ godaddy.com?

Also:

Email us Now
Expected
Response Time:
7 Hours

I'm not waiting that fucking long for an answer to this question. now do you have any more pearls of wisdom for me, you fuckface?

**Darkhorse** · 12-04-2007, 02:06 AM

I believe it is 30 days after you first register the domain, it's in there FAQ I seen it a few days ago.

**Naughty-Pages** · 12-04-2007, 03:42 PM

Originally posted by Darkhorse

I believe it is 30 days after you first register the domain, it's in there FAQ I seen it a few days ago.

Incorrect..

You can transfer a newly registered domain immediately... the thing you cannot do is receive a request within a certain time frame if you change the contact information, but you can still push...

Originally posted by Malicious Biz

Also:

Email us Now
Expected
Response Time:
7 Hours

I'm not waiting that fucking long for an answer to this question. now do you have any more pearls of wisdom for me, you fuckface?

Also:

Post a question on GFY Now
Expected
Response Time:
19 Hours

Pearls of wisdom: (3 of them, and they are nice and shiny)
#1 The 7 hour wait time on GoDaddy would have been faster than the 19 hours here.

#2 Calling them on the phone would have given you an immediate answer (that's how I found out when I had that question as I was confused about the changing contact info/transfer request issue)

#3 I'd have answered this yesterday for ya if you weren't so uptight... lol (he did have a valid point)

loosen up dude ;)

**Malicious Biz** · 12-04-2007, 05:18 PM

Originally posted by Naughty-Pages

Incorrect..

You can transfer a newly registered domain immediately... the thing you cannot do is receive a request within a certain time frame if you change the contact information, but you can still push...

Also:

Post a question on GFY Now
Expected
Response Time:
19 Hours

Pearls of wisdom: (3 of them, and they are nice and shiny)
#1 The 7 hour wait time on GoDaddy would have been faster than the 19 hours here.

#2 Calling them on the phone would have given you an immediate answer (that's how I found out when I had that question as I was confused about the changing contact info/transfer request issue)

#3 I'd have answered this yesterday for ya if you weren't so uptight... lol (he did have a valid point)

loosen up dude ;)

#4 if all else fails, start fake drama to draw more attention to gfy thread.(works like a charm)

And thanks for the answer. Your reply was almost as timely as godaddy support's.

**Naughty-Pages** · 12-04-2007, 05:20 PM

Originally posted by Malicious Biz

#4 if all else fails, start fake drama to draw more attention to gfy thread.(works like a charm)

And thanks for the answer. Your reply was almost as timely as godaddy support's.

lol... ;)

**justFred** · 12-04-2007, 05:25 PM

Originally posted by Malicious Biz

#4 if all else fails, start fake drama to draw more attention to gfy thread.(works like a charm)

And thanks for the answer. Your reply was almost as timely as godaddy support's.

ooh ooh let me try:

Malicious Biz DIDN'T FUCKING TIP ME!
I saw Malicious Biz driving 219 MPH!
Malicious biz sold my passwords on his blog!!

Now link to sexyoptions.com from all your highest ranking sites!

**directfiesta** · 12-04-2007, 05:36 PM

typical gfy

Domain push time limit on godaddy?

Domain push time limit on godaddy?

Comment

Comment

Comment

Comment

Comment

Comment

Comment

Comment

Comment

Comment