Being dependent on something unknown that you have no clue how long time it take.. is a very very bad thing that I try to avoid by addressing the big time consuming tasks first. However I was under the impression that this task would max take 48 hours for the DNS to propagate the changes. However just not in my case and now I stuck!
The web hosting company that I switched to has really nice reviews and supports all the features that I need. Now I feel bad about picking them. Domain transfers must be a special case. The web hosting company where I switched from couldn't figure it out neither. So go looking for a third web hosting company probably won't make the situation any better.
Argh, so annoying!
dude, do you OWN your domain? I mean, well, domain transfers from one registrar to another are a pain in the butt, but they don't take +2 months. Unless the registrar sucks. (Enom, Netsol... and well some others.)
SvarSletIf you OWN the domain, then this should be relatively simple...
I should look (:
OK you do own it. This is good. It's with Enom, this is bad, they suck, and I no longer have any friends working there (I did. They left. disgusted.) However as LONG as you don't transfer FROM enom, you won't have a problem.
I think, in short, your problem was this: ENOM SUCKS. (:
Yes, I used to have domains at Enom and when I tried to transfer them, MASS DIFFICULTY. I almost drove over to their building to beat some sense into someone, but I didn't, and as a result, I am not in jail (:
Truck
Hi Truck.. Now it works. Will never do that again.
SvarSletI think the 60 day delay is because of ICANN to avoid scammers from abusing the DNS system. None of the web hosting companies knew about this.