The following was part of a note posted on WHT today.
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I did transfer to XXXREGISTRAR just today, I didn't receive their
'authorization for transfer' email so emailed XXXREGISTRAR's support,
they got back to me within 3 minutes of the email and told me that
stargate's whois wasn't working so their system didn't know who the
administrator of my domain was... so the guy is sending me a manual
authorization email monday.
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Now I am interested in the mechanics of this because domain transfers
are getting harder and harder to do these days. It's not uncommon for us
to have two or three in queue for weeks trying to get all the
communications issues resolved.

This note appears to say that the gaining registrar can go around the
losing registrar if they get some sort of manual authorization from the
customer. 

Is this true? Can an ICANN accredited registrar (XXXREGISTRAR is both a
Tucows reseller and ICANN accredited) go around the losing registrar's
systems like this?

-t
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myOstrich Internet
http://www.myostrich.net 

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