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Old 05-26-09, 04:00 AM   #1
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I am feeling the heat of the recession. I had to get a pay-cut recently. I want my wife to take up an alternative occupation so that we can increase our monthly income. I am looking for some consistent and long term on-line job, so that she can work from home.

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Old 05-26-09, 06:30 AM   #2
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Working from home and making money on-line is one of the best options today. It is ideal for women who can stay at home, take care of their families and earn, all at the same time. I think Domain Flipping is a wonderful idea. She can buy and then re-sell the domains. This does not require much investment and labour as she can immediately get to work just with the help of a PC and an internet connection. You can refer to The Ultimate Guide to Domain Name Flipping for help and guidance for domain flipping.
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Old 10-22-09, 03:56 AM   #3
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Godaddy are notorious for making it very difficult to transfer domains away, so you'll have to make sure that the points below are all in order before you sell the domains.

Check the email address in the whois of the domains. It's via this email address you'll have to confirm the transfer, if it isn't correct any more you have to to update it.

Domains will have a transfer prohibition activated by default, this has to be changed using the control panel before the domains can be transferred.

Godaddy have a 60-day "block" policy: if a domain has been with godaddy for less than 60 days, or if you have made changes to the owner data in the whois in the last 60 days, the domain can't be transferred.

The link belows give details for transferring a domain to enom, points one to four will apply regardless of where you're transferring to. Stilbaai Property
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