A domain is the name of the address of a website. This is what people would use on their web browsers to find your website on the internet. In basic terms, a domain can be referred to as the physical address that a person uses to find your house or business.
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Frequently Asked Questions
A Subdomain is a domain that is part of another domain. It is a seperate independent domain name for a different website that is part of a domain.
Assume you have abc.com as your domain, a subdomain would look like this, 123.abc.com
An Addon Domain is a separate domain with its own unique content folder. An Addon Domain also allows you to host multiple websites on a single Web Hosting plan within your hosting control panel.
You will. Should you purchase a domain name from us, the domain name will be registered in your name and address as the sole owner.
According to ICANN regulation, a domain transfer from one registrar to another may only occur after 60 days provided that no changes to the registrant name, organization or email address (or the Administrative Contact email address) have occured.
Once your domain expires, your domain will automatically be deactivated and all other services associted with your domain will cease to function. After 30 days of expiration, your domain may be purchased by a third party and once this occurs, the domain will no longer be available to you for renewal. Should the domain name not be purchased by a third party or renewed by you after 30 days of expiry, the domain will enter the registry redemption period (grace period). Should the third party purchase the domain before the 30 day redemption period, the domain will not enter the redemption period and will no longer be available to you for renewal.
The minimum number of characters a domain name can have is 1, while the maximum is 63. When giving your domain a name, we highly recommend that you give your domain a name that describes your brand identity.