The renewal fee before that last year tried to screw a private small business customers to pay $ 34.95 per year for their domain, just $ 9.95. Yahoo said they wanted to meet for small businesses and why. Total BS but then again ran Yahoo's Yang in the ground.Any how, I have read complaint after complaint from people with issues outside their domain transfer from Yahoo to Godaddy or any other domain registrar to the issue, and as our daughter's site was registered with Yahoo CellRants.com I thought I would have problems outside of the transfer. I was not as well. It took a total of 4 days to get to transfer my domain from Yahoo to GoDaddy, both Yahoo and GoDaddy make the process easy.For the transfer of your domain it is very simple. Visit GoDaddy.com and start the transfer and will tell you what to do. You will need only to open your domain in Yahoo and get the code authentication. Austrian hcode located on the same page where you can open your domain in the Control Panel Yahoo domain. Make sure that you also have access to e-mail account for the domain on file with the recording.After that it's just a waiting game. GoDaddy may ask you to approve the transfer in Yahoo, but this is just a piece of text and the general all you have to do is wait for them. Upon completion of the transfer of domain 4 to 5 days later you will get an email from GoDaddy.Yahoo wanted $ 34.95 for 1 year. I was able to get a domain transfer plus 2 years for only $ 14.95
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