This is week 2 of this problem. I'm unable to edit any DNS entries for my delegated accounts.
No, I will not ask my clients to remove and re-add me.
I'm having this problem exactly:
https://www.godaddy.com/community/Managing-Domains/Managing-domains-as-a-delegate/m-p/140688?login=t...
Same problem on Firefox, Chrome, iOS (With a **bleep** cell connection).
It's not my PC or cell, it is absolutely GoDaddy. Something in broken. Please fix.
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Hi @Taurian. Sorry you're having trouble with this. We've recently updated our delegate access system. Because of this, in order to regain access to the domains you managed, you will need to reach out to the account owner that gave you access and ask them to provide you with access again. If they're not sure how to do that, this post may help.
What I need is for GoDaddy to admit there is a problem and to notify us when it's finally been resolved.
It is absolutely not my role or the role of "Pro Users" to debug their system as their system is keeping me from doing my job and supporting the clients we share.
GoDaddy also needs a better way to detect this kind of problem and a better way to communicate to those who are affected. Because as of right now, the only solution is to begin the arduous process of moving dozens of domain names to a different registrar that allows me to perform my DNS modifications with ease and peace of mind while maintaining the security protocols that keep all those domains safe.
I can't believe my team and I were basically "Gaslit" by this problem. Jumping through insane hoops when in the end it was always GoDaddy and we're stuck here trying to prove it. Unintentional or not, there needs to be better process in place to deal with these kinds of problems without us having to resort to posting on this forum.
I manage hundreds of domains in several accounts and I'm having no issues. What exactly is the error you're seeing?
It sounds like your issue in particular is quite frustrating but it doesn't seem to be a trend for a lot of customers. The logical path would be to find out what is different for your in comparison to everyone else. It would help to have more info.
Also, did you try the solution in this thread, as @davisdre317 mentioned? It seems to have worked for others with this issue until the bug affecting the customer's facing this issue is resolved.
Once your issue is resolved,
please be sure to come back and click accept for the solution
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This is absolutely absurd. Not only is there a pinned topic about this very issue, there are other similar topics in this forum category. Yeah no, no 3rd party "super user" solutions work. Why would that even remotely be considered acceptable anyway?
Hi @Taurian. Sorry you're having trouble with this. We've recently updated our delegate access system. Because of this, in order to regain access to the domains you managed, you will need to reach out to the account owner that gave you access and ask them to provide you with access again. If they're not sure how to do that, this post may help.