Do you own a domain name with another domain registration company that is coming up for renewal soon and the renewal fee is way to high? If you do, then you don't have to pay $35 or $50 to renew it, you can transfer it to us.

Watch the video above to learn how to transfer it. Get a piece of paper handy to make a few notes.

All you have to do to transfer your domain is:

1. unlock the domain at the old registrar
2. remove any privacy on the domain name (if any)
3. ask the losing registrar to email you the Authorization code (also known as EPP code)

Once you have this information you can then order the domain transfer with uSAVEdomains.com.

If you already have an account with us, then you can order the transfer here:

ORDER TRANSFER AND SEE TRANSFER PRICING

If you do not have an account with us, then you need to first create one.

CREATE AN ACCOUNT

Once you have ordered your transfer you will be emailed 2 more transfer codes from us called a TRANSACTION ID and SECURITY CODE.

These codes will be emailed to the email address currently listed on the "administrative contact" for the domain. You will need to check that email now.

If you do not have access to that email address, then read this next section carefully.

If someone else is going to receive our email with the 2 codes, please contact them and ask them to forward our email back to you.

If the email address is just old and you have no access to it, then you must do the following:

- READ CAREFULLY SO YOU DON'T LOCK THE DOMAIN AT THE OLD REGISTRAR -

You will need to change only 1 item at the losing registrar.

That 1 single item is the "administrative contact's email address"

DON'T CHANGE: the admin's phone number, home address, name or anything else, but just the email address itself.

ALSO DON'T CHANGE any of the other items like the Registrant's contact information OR EMAIL ADDRESS. Don't change any of the TECHNICAL information including the email address there.

And DON'T CHANGE the Billing Contact's email address, phone, address, etc.

Just 1 item --> the administrative email address itself.

 

If you change the billing, registrant or technical's email addresses too; then you will LOCK the domain at the losing registrar for another 60 days causing you to have to renew it there any pay a higher rate.

Give us a call if you have any questions or need someone to walk you through how to enter the 3 transfer codes within your Admin area.

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