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Re:Update on GoDaddy Transfer Issues by strags on Monday December 26, 2011 @02:43PM (#3393744)
No other registrar feels it's necessary to impose a 60-day lockout. Perhaps it adds the feeling of a tiny amount of extra "security" to an already secure process - but 60 days is ridiculous.

There is no way to shortcut this procedure if you are the legitimate domain owner. If you use a privacy guard to avoid publishing your name/address, then you will run into this issue:

You aren't allowed to transfer your domain away while the privacy guard is in effect, so you'll need to change your contact information. Bam! This triggers the instant 60-day lockout, during which time your full contact information is visible.

Re:Update on GoDaddy Transfer Issues by freejack on Tuesday December 27, 2011 @09:39AM (#3395842)
Domain registrars have a long history of making transfers hard. Godaddy isn't the only registrar to do stuff like the 60 day lock. I just wrote up a piece on my blog yesterday about this very subject - http://www.byte.org/2011/12/26/evolving-the-domain-experienc...
Re:Update on GoDaddy Transfer Issues by rhizome on Monday December 26, 2011 @03:19PM (#3393829)
Leaving aside the 60 day lockout, you can't change your info under DBP without exposing it?