Transferring your domain names to BGNAME is quick and simple, and means you can consolidate any or all of your current domain names into one account, with the powerful management features provided by TheConsole, plus great future savings on domain name renewal costs.
To get started, just enter a domain name and the domain password for the domain you wish to transfer and click 'Transfer'. You will be able to add more domain names to your transfer list on the next page.
Password Help
The domain name password (also known as Registry Key or auth. code) is sent by email to the registered owner of the domain name at the time of purchase.
You will need to enter the relevant password for each domain name you wish to transfer.
If you don't have a record of the password, don't worry our Password Help section below will help you recover your password.
Enter your domain name and request the Domain Name Password to be emailed to you.
Hard copy recovery
If your email address has changed, so you can't be emailed the password, send a fax to Network Solutions in the USA
Turn around is approximately 72 hours, although we know Network Solutions to be incredibly inefficient. We recommend you follow up your fax immediately and secure the direct line of a consultant.
You must send a fax on letterheaded stationary, the name on the stationary matching the name of the Registrant (domain name owner)
The signatory of the fax must be an authorised indivdiual of the company
The signatory must include their full name and title
Include the domain name in question, the NIC tracking ID would be advantageous
Follow with a photocopy of your photo I.D. to the fax (drivers licence, or passport)
Fax to 0011 1 571-434-4620
Turn around is usually 72 hours. We recommend you follow up your fax immediately and secure the direct line of a consultant to ensure this happens smoothly.
Follow the above procedure, however you will not be able to use headed staionary
Specifically, you must include the phrase on the fax:
"I, <your name>, am the domain name Registrant, I am not a business entity, I am authorised to make changes to the domain name <domain>, please find my photo I.D. attached. Please update the email address of the Registrant contact to be <your email>.
If your email address has changed, you can contact that Registrar by phone/email and request your domain name password
Under auDA policy, that Registrar must send you the password within 3 days otherwise they risk losing their accreditation, assuming you follow their reasonable requests for proof of identity
Top level domains (.COM, .NET, .ORG, .BIZ, .INFO etc.)
