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Originally posted by spacemanspiff
It seems to me that the only way for someone to do this is to be able to log into your Hodaddy account, and to be able to recieve and respond to your email to authorize changes.
That's kind of a tough combination, and the only way I can think of to get access to all the passwords would be to get access to your pc.
Does this make sense, or am I missing something.
I'm not trying to be critical of ya Max. Just trying to get a handle on this thing. I think a "multiple email authorization" setup as mentioned earlier would work, or multiple passwords maybe.
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I think what you guys are missing is that this was an internal godaddy transfer. He didnt transfer to another registrar which would spawn an email. If he did change my email in the admin he was polite enough to change it back. So I believe that when transferring from godaddy to godaddy there is no email sent because you are in the admin which they assume is authorization.