.NET

.NET Domains

When the Dot NET universal top-level domain was initially introduced in 1985, along with the first domain extensions on the Internet, it was intended to be used by Internet Service Providers or infrastructure organizations. As there were no particular regulations about the usage of the top-level domain, though, dot NET domains were registered and used for various purposes and by loads of people. This TLD is a great substitution for dot COM, particularly if the necessary domain with the latter TLD is not available for registration.

Getting a dot NET domain name with our firm is simple and takes just a couple of minutes, in view of the fact that we are partners with an ICANN-certified registrar firm. You can acquire such a domain for an interval between one and ten years, or, if you already have a domain, you can transfer it to our firm and we will renew it once the transfer process is finalized. Transfers are possible for all domain names, which are at least 60 days old, given that they are not locked and that you have acquired an EPP transfer authorization code – security measures established by the Registry against unauthorized transfers. You can easily alter the WHOIS info of the domain through your Control Panel tool, or, if you don’t want this info to be public at all, you can order a Whois Privacy Protection service, so nobody will be able to get your actual contact information.

The .NET top-level domain name extension supports internationalized names, so you can take a decision whether you want to concentrate on a certain country or area using a domain name in the native language, or the global online community – using a generic English name.

.NET Domain Name Management with FirstClassWebHost.com

And in case you decide to open a hosting account with FirstClassWebHost.com, the tailor-made Web Hosting Control Panel will allow you to manage both your domain name(s) along with your web site(s) seamlessly from one and the same place.