A mini guide about GoDaddy's domain pushing

I catch the occasion of having just replied to this question, to publish this no-claims mini guide.
They're all well-known things, but anyway we all have been rookies, and there was a time when we didn't know them too.
So I hope this may help some newcomer to join our world.
To all my experted readers, please accept my apologize for this boring post, lol.

Here there is a short-guide:

Things the "sender" has to do:

1.Log in to his GoDaddy account;
2.Click on Domains->My domain names;
3.From the list of his domains, choose the one he wants to push to the receiver, ans then click on its link;
4.Now he's in the Control-Panel of that domain: click on the "Account Change" button;
5.Insert receiver's data (* indicates required data): pay attention to the email address, as the one you insert is the one that will receive the instructions to complete the transfer, and it HAS to be the one that the receiver has associated to his GoDaddy account;
6.Check the radio buttons needed to agree with TOS, and click all the OK that are shown.

Sender's work is done.


Things the "receiver" has to do:

After sender has started the push,the way above, the receiver will receive an email from GD, explain' what you have to do.

I can summarize it this way:

1. Login to his GoDaddy.com account and select "My Account."

2. Select "Pending Account Changes" located in the "My Account" box. (he has to look on the right half of your screen)

3. Select "Accept Account Change" (upper right-hand corner):

4.Insert the Transaction ID: and the Security Code included in GD's email

5. Proceed through the shopping cart to complete the free transaction.

Pay attention: the push if FREE, but he has anyway to continue and complete the check out process (it's a check out of 0 $, off course!).
GD will never ask you money for this transaction, it's simply a way to pass trough this authomated process.

Note:
If the Change of Account is not completed within 10 days, the
transaction ID and the security code will expire.