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Is your .fail Domain Name Not Registered with RWGUSA.com?

No Problem! You can transfer your .fail domain name to RWGUSA.com before renewing. The process is fast and easy, and you can enjoy the benefit of using our domain management system to manage not only your .fail domain name, but all of your domains in one place. Use our convenient domain transfer tool to transfer your .fail domain and other domains today.

• 1 Year Renewal 29.99 USD
• 2 Years Renewal 59.98 USD
• 3 Years Renewal 89.97 USD
• 4 Years Renewal 119.96 USD
• 5 Years Renewal 149.95 USD
• 6 Years Renewal 179.94 USD
• 7 Years Renewal 209.93 USD
• 8 Years Renewal 239.92 USD
• 9 Years Renewal 269.91 USD
• 10 Years Renewal 299.90 USD

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How does the transfer process work?

Your current registrar will provide you with an authorization code (sometimes called a "Transfer Key" or an "EPP Key").

Using this key we can transfer your domain to us. Once the transfer process has begun the Administrative or Registrant contact of your domain will receive an email from us requesting authorization for the transfer. Once authorization has been given it will take up to 5 days before the domain transfer has been completed. Please be sure that you can receive emails for the Administrative and Registrant contacts for this domain!

NOTE: Some registries do not participate in the authorization code process or transfers may be manual. If your domain does not have an auth code for transfer, please contact us and we will assist you in the transfer process. RWGUSA.com can assist with all transfers no matter what extension you have.

What is an Authorization Code?

An authorization code is a number that is used to transfer domain names between registrars. It is used to ensure that you are the current domain holder.

How do I find my Authorization Code?

You will need to get this code from your current registrar. Go to the website of the company that currently holds your domain and request the authorization code from them.