How to Move a Site From GoDaddy to BlueHost

"How to Move a Site From GoDaddy to BlueHost." 

GoDaddy to BlueHost Migration Steps

Step 1. Transfer your domain
  1. Open Domain settings.
  2. Disable domain lock.
  3. Get authorization code.
  4. Login to BlueHost and enter your authorization code.
  5. Change the name servers.
  6. Accept pending transfer on GoDaddy.
  7. Open GoDaddy Web Hosting Manager.
  8. Create an FTP user account.

Step 1. Transfer your domain

Open Domain settings
Login to GoDaddy and click on Manage for the domain you wish to migrate.

Disable domain lock
If you’ve got Domain lock turned on, be sure to turn this off.
Get authorization code
To complete the domain transfer, you’ll need an authorization code from your existing registrar.
Before you click “Get authorization code”, make sure you have the correct email address updated with GoDaddy.
If the email is going to abuse@godaddy.com, then it means your email is not configured correctly in Godaddy to receive authorization code. So, better contact Godaddy and get it fixed.
Click on “Get authorization code” to have GoDaddy mail you the authorization code and domain information.

Login to BlueHost and enter your authorization code.
The domains option is found under cPanel settings. Click on Transfer domain.

Next, enter the authorization code you received via email.
You’ll now receive another email containing a second verification code. Enter the second verification code.
Change the name servers.
Choose the option to update the name servers to BlueHost.
The name servers for BlueHost are ns1.blueHost.com and ns2.blueHost.com.
Additionally, choose a renewal option, update your contact information and agree to the Terms of Service.
Finish the checkout process.
Accept pending transfer on GoDaddy
Go back to GoDaddy transfers and accept the pending transfer.

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