It's actually very easy to migrate your data from one Office 365 tenant to another. It can be done fairly cheap too through third-party tools, or even free depending on how much data you're looking at migration. I'm a member of the community just like you and not affiliated with Microsoft. I'd be happy to guide you through the process though. Here's the gist:
- If you're the only user, you can make an Outlook PST, Otherwise, consider using a thirdparty tool (I recommend MigrationWiz BitTitan)
- Once you have the data moved from one tenant to another, you'll need to defederate the domain from GoDaddy, This is as simple as a few PowerShell commands.
- Lastly, add the domain to your new Office 365 tenant and add it as the primary alias for all users.
If you need further help with this, I can give you step by step instructions through the process.
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It's actually very easy to migrate your data from one Office 365 tenant to another. It can be done fairly cheap too through third-party tools, or even free depending on how much data you're looking at migration. I'm a member of the community just like you and not affiliated with Microsoft. I'd be happy to guide you through the process though. Here's the gist:
- If you're the only user, you can make an Outlook PST, Otherwise, consider using a thirdparty tool (I recommend MigrationWiz BitTitan)
- Once you have the data moved from one tenant to another, you'll need to defederate the domain from GoDaddy, This is as simple as a few PowerShell commands.
- Lastly, add the domain to your new Office 365 tenant and add it as the primary alias for all users.
If you need further help with this, I can give you step by step instructions through the process.
O365 Personal/Family does not include Exchange
And no you will not be able to use O365 P or F with your GoDaddy domain/email once GoDaddy is cancelled
There is a whole complicated process to go through to transfer the Domain to MS, an O365 Bus version
Office 365 just "Renewed at $240/year and I can get what I want for $150 from Microsoft direct. From what I've seen, they make it hard to switch and tell you "you might lose all your email" which seems like scare tactics/BS. Can anyone tell me how I get away from GoDaddy for good and keep my Office 365 subscription?
It's actually very easy to migrate your data from one Office 365 tenant to another. It can be done fairly cheap too through third-party tools, or even free depending on how much data you're looking at migration. I'm a member of the community just like you and not affiliated with Microsoft. I'd be happy to guide you through the process though. Here's the gist:
- If you're the only user, you can make an Outlook PST, Otherwise, consider using a thirdparty tool (I recommend MigrationWiz BitTitan)
- Once you have the data moved from one tenant to another, you'll need to defederate the domain from GoDaddy, This is as simple as a few PowerShell commands.
- Lastly, add the domain to your new Office 365 tenant and add it as the primary alias for all users.
If you need further help with this, I can give you step by step instructions through the process.
O365 Personal/Family does not include Exchange
And no you will not be able to use O365 P or F with your GoDaddy domain/email once GoDaddy is cancelled
There is a whole complicated process to go through to transfer the Domain to MS, an O365 Bus version