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How do I register a domain name?

• You start by first searching for your domain name - it can be a .com or a .info or any of the other domain name extensions -read our article on domain names .Fill out the search box with your chosen domain name ,click on the search button -if your domain name is available you will recieve a message informing you that your domain name is available -click on the red continue button - you have a choice to add more domains , if you do not- just click on the- no thanks continue to checkout link . You can choose to pay through Pay Pal or by credit card

 

• After you purchased we will send you your receipt with instructions how to setup your account. Please keep this and print out your instructions - file it and keep it in a safe place. We will send you all the details you need to set up your free e mail account your hosting account and other free products you receive when  you purchased  your package . We will send you your account details were you can log into your account from our home page  under  - Registered Customers Please Log In  To  My Account  - on the  homepage or index page

If you have any questions we have 24/7 E mail support - a qualified support person will attend to your questions. 

 

If I register a domain from you, will I be listed as its registrant?

Any public domain registration that you register through us will have your name as the registrant, just as if you had registered it through any other ICANN certified registrar like Network Solutions/Verisign or Register.com. You will be able to change all four contact fields for the domain whenever you want. You can change the name servers for your domain or use the domain to register your own name servers.

We do not charge for any of these services. You are free to work with your domain however and whenever you want to.

Registration Of a Domain Name- How long until I can use it?

New domains and changes to domains may take up to 4-8 hours for .COM and .NET domains to become effective, and about 24-48 hours for all other domain extensions. This is due to the number of networks involved, and the fact that several different agencies control those networks. This delay applies to all domains and all registrars.

Please allow for this delay when planning Web sites or configuring a domain to work with your email.

 

When can I register an expired domain name?

Most registrars allow a grace period after a domain name expires for the registrant to renew it. That grace period can be as short as one to two weeks or as long as one year in some cases. If the current registrant does not renew it within the allotted time frame, then that domain name should become available. The actual grace period is different for each individual registrar. Once the registrar releases the domain name, you will be able to register it through us.

In many cases, soon-to-be-expired domains will be put up for auction. If the current registrant fails to renew the registration within the allotted grace and subsequent redemption periods, you can attempt to obtain the domain by placing a bid for it.

What does it mean to park a domain name?

When you park a domain name you're reserving your registered domain until you have created your Web site, found a hosting provider, or sold the domain to a third party. When you park your domain, a temporary Web page displays whenever somebody types your domain name in their browser.

What do I do with my domain  name once it's been registered?

Besides setting up your Web site, there are a number of things you can do with your domain once you register it.

Sell it. Domain names can be a great investment. If you have registered a domain name that you are not using, maybe someone else can. Log in to your Account Manager and set up a For Sale parked page for your domain name. Don't forget to include your contact information.

Protect your brand online. The more domain names you register, the better. Prevent others from registering a similar domain name to yours—just to steal away your customers. What to do with all these names? Forward them to your main domain name.

Hold on to your registered domain name- Maybe you haven’t decided what to do with your new domain name. Don’t worry – there’s no rush. You can leave it parked with us for the length of your registration.