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This is your time to embrace the objection and find out what's really going on. I want you to program your mind to think of each objection as your prospect merely saying to you, "I just need more information from you." When you embrace this mindset you be able to more effectively deal with, and possibly overcome the objections. Here's my disclaimer, nothing works one hundred percent of the time. Do you what you can with my advice. Many times it will work, and sometimes it won't. Ther...
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I frequent quite a few forums and often stumble upon some threads that stand apart from the crowd – providing tips that I find lend real value to their members and guests. I read a thread this morning that resonated with me, and I’m sure, with others reading this. It was written by Juan Gonzalez, the CEO of HostLeet.Com, LLC.
First of all, most people think they have to transfer their domain name over to a new host in order to have it hosted on their servers. This is NOT true… You can always leave your domain name with your current registrar or host, and simply change the nameservers to point to your NEW registrar/host.
Now, for those of you who DO wish to transfer your domain name away from your current registrar/host. You will need to make sure you follow these steps BEFORE starting the transfer process..
1. Have your domain’s EPP Code (Security Key) handy so you can provide it to your new registrar/host (this can be obtained from your current registrar/host). When you order a transfer, you will be asked for the domain’s EPP code. The transfer can NOT be initiated without this security key, so make sure you have access to it.
2. Unlock the domain. Make sure your domain name is UNLOCKED before you initiate a transfer. This can be done from your current registrar’s domain control panel. If your domain name is locked, the transfer will fail.
3. Don’t have WHOIS protection enabled. Make sure to DISABLE WHOIS protection on your domain name before initiating a transfer. This can be done from your current registrar’s domain control panel. If your domain name has WHOIS protection enabled, the transfer will fail.
4. Make sure the domain’s Administrative Contact Details or WHOIS Information (email, address, phone, ect..) MATCHES your own personal info with your new registrar/host. This can be changed from your current registrar’s domain control panel. If your domain name’s contact details DO NOT match with the new registrar/host, the transfer will fail.
Once you have initiated the transfer process, your new registrar/host will send a transfer request approval email to the email address listed in the WHOIS details for that domain (your email address). The request MUST be approved by the domain name holder/owner.
Once approved, your new registrar/host will then send the request to your current registrar/host so they release the domain name over. If your current registrar/host does NOT release the domain, it will NOT be transfered. Make sure you can contact your current registrar/host for assistance.
However, sometimes customers don’t know who their domain name registrar is, or their current host has vanished from the face of the earth without a trace.. Most of the time, you can do a simple WHOIS search on your domain name to find out who your registrar is. A good WHOIS search tool is “ http://www.domaintools.com/ “.
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