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How to get RegisterFly Authorization Codes

March 24, 2007

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To fully transfer a domain out of RegisterFly, you need to have an Authorization Code. This is a mixture of letters and number and is different for every domain. Here's a sample from one of my domains:

Authorization Code:
3kjS8VNE 

To get your Authorization Code (also called AuthCode or Transfer Code), follow these steps outlined after the jump.

Getting your RegisterFly AuthCodes

1. Login to your RegisterFly account and access "Manage Domains". 

2. Click the appropriate domain. DO NOT check the box in front of the domain name.

3. Look for the "Domain Contact Information" section and expand it by clicking the "+" button on the right.

4. Scroll down and click "Configure".

5. At the very bottom, right below "Billing Information", is your Authorization Code. Copy, paste, and save it in Wordpad so you can refer to it in the future.

My Authorization Code says: "RRP"

Authorization Code:
RRP

If your AuthCode shows "RRP", you'll have to contact ICANN to help you get the Authorization Code. Compile the following then email them at transfer-questions@icann.org:

  • Exact nature of the problem ("I'm moving a domain out of RegisterFly but the transfer codes I get is "RRP") 
  • The affected domains where you want to have the AuthCodes
  • Your RegisterFly Account Name (Account Name only not Password!)
  • Your RegisterFly Email Address
  • Date of your latest attemt to get the Authorization Code

Wait for ICANN's reply then follow their instructions.



My Authorization Code says: "AuthCode" or None at all!

Authorization Code:
AuthCode

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Authorization Code:
 

If your Authorization Code is similar to the ones above (showing "AuthCode" or none at all), it might mean you don't need an Authorization Code to facilitate the transfer.

Contact ICANN or the registrar where you want to transfer your domains and explain to them that your AuthCode doesn't appear or that the AuthCode is "AuthCode". Tell them you will just fax or email a screenshot of your RF account with the domains to prove ownership. Most of these registrars who are aware of the RegisterFly fiasco will understand this and will help you with the transfer even without the Authorization Code.

"Domain Name Not Found" or "Domain Not Found" error 

Several RegisterFly members have complained that when updating their domain's contact information, they get an error such as "Domain Name Not Found" or "Domain Not Found".

Unfortunately, as of this writing, there still is no definite way to solve this. It looks like the only ones who can help you is RegisterFly themselves (imagine my surprise!). Submitting RegisterFly Support Tickets won't help. For several weeks now, no RegisterFly customer has reported that his Support Ticket has been answered.

It seems the only way to get help from RegisterFly is to contact them via their Support Phone at (+1) 305-674-0165, from 8 a.m. until 9 p.m. EST (7 Days a week). Some people have reported that Support Representatives sometimes pick up to help you successfully get your Authorization Codes.  

[tags]registerfly, authorization code, authcode, transfer code, registerfly code, domain transer, domain renewal[/tags]


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2 Responses to “How to get RegisterFly Authorization Codes”

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    Henry Sy Says:

    Hello:
    I was able to retrieve all my AUTH CODES from RegisterFly. The problem is, they’re all invalid. Is is possible for RegisterFly to invalidate all previous AUTH CODES so that you can’t transfer them anywhere?

    Thanks,
    Henry

  2. 2
    pinoymoneytalk Says:

    Hi Henry,

    Although such is possible, I suggest you confirm some things first:

    - Who is the registered registrar of your domain? eNom or RegisterFly? Refer to Step 1 of this article .
    - What does your domain’s AuthCode in RegisterFly say? If there’s none or if it says RRP or AuthCode, refer to the article above, or try contacting eNom, probably they have the Authorization Code of your domain.
    - Lastly, try your luck contacting RegisterFly via their support phone number. There are reports that at times, some Customer Support staff answers the phone and helps customers with their problems.

    Good luck.

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