Did something changed ?

portuguesedude · Sep 3, 2024

my first domain is from 2001.
i´ve currently moving some com´s domains from OVh to namesilo.
This is taking already 8 days to transfer, domain unblocked,ready to transfer.
OVH says its unloked and ready to transfer. This usually only took the time to nameservers to propagate, used to be done in the same day.
rules have changed ?

portuguesedude · Sep 6, 2024

Allright
Finally transfered.
Did not understand why it took so much time.

Ticaga · Sep 7, 2024

It used to be 24 hours to 3 days, so I'd be as confused as you. I wonder if it depends on each registrar.

portuguesedude · Sep 8, 2024

namesilo have robots checking every 05 minutes to transfer ( according to auto emails ).
Ovh support said domain was un blocked, still it took 07 days to transfer to be done.
I transfer coz they had a 01 year free extension on *.com
Prices are said to be increase on september on all registrars

The .COM domain will also increase in price this year

On September 1st, the .com domain will become more expensive. We suggest registering or renewing your domain at the current rate immediately.

www.zone.eu

i still dont understand why porkbun dont apply VAT to european customers

Dopani · Sep 25, 2024

Wow, having a domain from 2001 is impressive!

As for the transfer delays, you're right that it used to be quicker, but things have changed a bit recently. Domain transfers, especially between registrars, can sometimes take up to 5-7 days depending on the registry's policies. It sounds like OVH has already unlocked the domain, which is a good first step, but the actual transfer process can still take some time to finalize. longer than it used to, unfortunately.

It might be worth double-checking that you’ve entered the correct authorization code (Auth Code) and that both registrars have everything in place. If everything looks good, you might just be stuck waiting for the process to finish up. Patience is key here, though if it stretches beyond 10 days, I’d recommend contacting both registrars again for updates.

Transfers have become a little more regulated in recent years to prevent domain hijacking, which is why it can take longer now.

BlueLeaf · Sep 25, 2024

Domain transfer rules have indeed evolved over the years, introducing stricter security protocols to prevent unauthorized transfers. Previously, transfers were often quick, sometimes completed within a day after unlocking the domain and initiating the request. Now, registrars follow more rigorous processes, which can extend the transfer time to 5-7 days, depending on various factors like the specific registrar’s internal processes and ICANN’s (Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers) policies.

The delay can occur due to several reasons, such as awaiting confirmation from the losing registrar (OVH, in this case), or additional checks being enforced as part of security measures. While OVH might state that the domain is unlocked and ready to transfer, some registrars use the full allotted transfer window to prevent hijacking attempts. If the process is taking longer than expected (more than 8 days), it’s recommended to reach out to both OVH and NameSilo to check for any issues on their end. You could also ensure that no additional confirmation emails are required from you to finalize the transfer.

BlueLeaf · Sep 25, 2024

Yes, domain transfer rules have changed. Transfers now can take up to 5-7 days due to new security protocols, but if it's taking longer, you may want to check with both registrars for any delays. Glad it's all sorted now.

portuguesedude · Oct 2, 2024

thanks.
This is quite relevant when expiration date is nearby. Some rules like no transfer on the last 30 days etc apply.
For these 02 domains, i´ve enjoyed a cool deal from nameliso that have offered a 01 year extension, so im good till 2026 !

mahewp · Oct 3, 2024

While OVH has confirmed that the domain is unlocked and ready for transfer, it might be helpful to also check with Namesilo to ensure they've received the transfer request properly.

David Beroff · Oct 8, 2024

Yeah, it sounds like the rules might have changed a bit over the years. Domain transfers can definitely take longer now compared to how they used to, even if everything is unlocked and ready to go. ICANN (the organization that regulates domain names) introduced some stricter security measures over time, and that can slow things down.

Typically, domain transfers should take about 5 to 7 days, but sometimes it can drag out if there's any small hiccup in the process. If OVH says everything is good on their end and it's been over 8 days, it might be worth double-checking with NameSilo to make sure there’s nothing stuck on their side. Also, keep an eye on any emails from both registrars, sometimes they require manual confirmation to complete the transfer.

Frustrating, I know! But it should be wrapping up soon.

Harry P · Monday at 3:33 PM

Domain transfer times can definitely feel longer these days, especially compared to the old days when it sometimes happened almost instantly. Under ICANN rules, a .com domain transfer can take up to seven days to complete once the losing registrar (OVH, in your case) approves it. Most of the time, it goes through faster, but if the losing registrar doesn’t explicitly expedite it, the transfer will often sit until the full waiting period ends.

A few things you might want to double-check:

Domain Lock Status: Even if OVH says it’s unlocked, sometimes a slight delay or a hiccup in their system can keep it flagged as locked.
Authorization (EPP) Code: Make sure you’re using the correct EPP code and that it hasn’t expired.
ICANN Transfer Rules: There haven’t been major rule changes recently, but registrars sometimes have their own internal processes which can make things drag on a bit.

If it’s already been more than 7-8 days, it’s worth reaching out to both OVH and NameSilo again. Sometimes a quick nudge (or opening a support ticket) can remind them to finalize the transfer on their end.

portuguesedude · 2024-12-26T15:51:00+0000

okies
it has been solved already, but no harm done in explaining

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