Verisign Increases Price of Domain Names

Thursday, September 25th, 2008

Come October 1st, and after an increase in domain name prices in 2007, is again exercising its contractual right to raise prices. The base for .com will be hiked to $6.86 from existing $6.42 per .com domain for all registrars. Currently, registrars pay $6.42 per .com domain name. This price hike is within maximum 7 percent increase allowable under ’s contract (which runs through 2012) with . (more…)

It’s raining Promotions for Domain Names

Thursday, April 24th, 2008

After .Net, .In and .Info, now it’s turn of .Mobi to drop prices. While .In promos concluded few days back and .Info promotion still running many registrars, including MyDomain.com, Answerable.com and Anubhooti Internet have announced a dip in pricing of .MOBI .

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dot ASIA registration opens up for All

Saturday, March 29th, 2008

The . registrations opened up for all from 1200 GMT on 26th March. The . Landrush was a colossal successand it can only be anticipated the . count to augment further. dot is a highly recognisable phrase that is short, easy to remember, versatile but specific and focused on the identity. It captures the essence of the community served and is a sustainable phrase that will not easily become obsolete. “” traverses a broad region yet elicits a clear concept and coherence of the community, providing registrants tremendous value in establishing an Internet presence with global recognition and regional significance. (more…)

Registered Wrong Domain Name, Get a Refund.

Saturday, December 29th, 2007

You have just registered a domain name and are busy planning for your new web site. All of sudden someone pointed out that the spelling of the domain name you registered has a mistake. What do you do now? You contact your domain and they ask you to stick with that domain and advise you to purchase another domain name with correct spelling. Though you might have paid just 10$ - 12$ but then its hard earned . Here is a good news for you.

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Pricing dips for all New .INFO Domain Names

Tuesday, December 4th, 2007

Recently many registrars announced a dip in pricing for .INFO . As per the .INFO promotion, pricing for any new .INFO domain name for an End User has come down to Rs. 121/= (plus / minus Rs. 15 depending on the Registrar). Earlier .INFO were being sold in between Rs. 400/= to Rs. 500/= per domain year.

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Dot Registrar migrates to MyDomain.com

Friday, November 9th, 2007

DotRegistrar (www.dotregistrar.com), one of the leading , is in the process of upgrading all its client accounts and domains to the .com Registrar system. As per a notice on www.dotrgeistrar.com, DotRegistrar will become part of , in the coming weeks. With this upgradation some of the features of Dot Registrar have gone while some new features (free services) like URL Forwarding, Email Forwarding and DNS management has been added. However, this comes at a cost to existing clients of Dot Registrar.

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Pricing dips for all .NET Domain Names (Register / Renew / Transfer)

Friday, November 2nd, 2007

Few companies (including hosting company of this site) have announced a brand new and exciting offer for .NET domains. Starting today, any new registration / renewal or transfer in of .NET will cost approximately Rs. 325/=. This offer is for limited time period and will be available up to 25th December, 2007.

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Pricing dips for all New .IN Domain Names

Monday, October 29th, 2007

Recently many registrars announced a dip in pricing for all second and third level .IN . As the .IN promotion goes on, pricing for any new .IN domain name for an End User has come down to Rs. 200/= (plus / minus Rs. 50 depending on the Registrar). Earlier second level .IN were being sold at Rs. 800/= and third level .IN were sold for Rs. 450/=.

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Web designers, Clients and their Domain Names

Monday, July 9th, 2007

What the Problem is?

Mostly in India and moreover all over the world, it’s a rampant practice followed by so called web designers to register their client’s with their own (web designers and not clients’) details. This is a complete lose-lose situation for clients. So called web designers’ first motive is to ensure that they take control of their clients’  so that the client has no choice but to stay with the same designer, or lose his domain name in the process.

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