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Name Transfers |
Domain
name transfers from other web hosts are usually
completed within 2 days and result in no
downtime. We take care of domain transfers
for free once you place an order with us. Once
your order is received, we will send
you your FTP address, username, and
password to upload your site. You
would go ahead and upload your site to
your IP address, and once the domain
transfer is complete (1-2 days) your
domain would point to your new IP address
we provided you with, and your old IP
address with your old host would be inactive.
This is when you would want to cancel
your account with your old host, so as
to avoid any downtime.
If
you registered your domain through
Network Solutions or are transferring
from another web hosting company:We
will send out a modification request
to Internic, then you will receive a
modification letter to the email you
registered your domain name with asking
if you agree to the changes, before sending
the letter back to them (with their original
message in the reply), you will need
to make sure these items are correct:
1. The company name in whois (link below) matches the organization
name exactly in the modification letter. The organization name
will be near the bottom of the email you receive. If the organization
name in the modification isn't the same as whois, your request
won't go through.2.
You must send back the modification letter
from the email you originally registered
the domain with. If you don't have access
to that email please contact us.
3. When you send back the modification request, make sure you
put "Y" (which tells them you agree with the modification)
in the correct field. Also don't put any questions of comments
in the reply. The modification requests are not viewed by humans
and are processed automatically. If
you would like to see the company name & email
of your domain name is registered under,
see: Whois
database (enter domain name without
the 'www').If
your domain transfer is not complete
within 3 days please contact us.
Common
Question: Do I loose ownership
of the domain once I transfer to
you? I noticed you are the new Technical
Contact.Answer: No,
you will always be the owner and have
final say over any changes being made
to your domain; having us as the technical
contact only allows us to update name
server information if needed when we
add new servers.
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