register your own domain name. In the old days, register services acted like
they owned the name, and made it extremely difficult to free the name. there
is not much value in reregistering a name now, so the services do not fight so
hard. I use godaddy.com. now that they sponsor racer
I am a webmaster for a local non-profit organization that has previously
had its web host supplied to the organization by a third party. That
party charges the organization for hosting but does not reveal any
details at all, such as the bandwidth supplied or used. I'm thinking
that the
Two separate questions.
Web hosting
Domain registration
I found this out earlier this year when ours was about to
expire. Many companies (who host websites) will gladly register your
domain name, but then their name gets attached to it somehow as they
are resellers of the registration (I
Thank you for your reply.
As I mentioned in my original message, the domain registration belongs
to the web host -- registered by it. If we were to switch web hosts,
how could we retain the same domain name?
Rev. Stewart Marshall wrote:
Two separate questions.
Web hosting
Domain
Technically it belongs to you not them. They registered it for you.
Ask them for it, and if they are reputable they should allow you to move it.
Otherwise get a new one.
Stewart
At 05:40 PM 10/2/2007, you wrote:
Thank you for your reply.
As I mentioned in my original message, the domain
