TLD Characteristics

Registrar–Lock Option - You can actually lock your domain name with your present registrar! If a domain is actually locked, all incoming domain transfer inquiries are automatically turned down. By doing this, you can easily secure yourself from stealing your domain!

Domain Transfer Services - Once you move a domain name to Dedicated, 12 months will be added onto the expiration date. For a lot of domains, an EPP authorization key is required. It is provided to you by the present registrar before the transfer process is launched. While some providers have special rates for domain transfer, at Dedicated, the transfer cost is the same as the registration price!

Edit WHOIS Info - When you need to change the registration info on your domain, you can accomplish it via the Edit WHOIS functionality inside the Domain Manager.

Whois Privacy Protection - The WHOIS Privacy Protection service can help you cover up your private information from the public eye and also replace it with our own information!

Domain Registration Period - The minimal time period for registering a Top–Level Domain (TLD) depends upon its registry policies. The majority of TLDs including .com and .net could be registered only for one to ten years, and domains like .com.au allow for a 2–year period of registration solely.

Default Registration Period - Nearly all of top–level domains (TLDs) offer a nominal registration time period of 12 months.

Notes - See if the TLD you wish to register features any type of particular specifications for registration.