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Re-registering Domain names

Author:

Mike Penny

Date:

Monday, 8th Oct 2001 00:36

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Internet Searching, Webmaster, eCommerce

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http://www.freepint.com/go/b13255

My domain name is about to run out. Do I have to re-register through the orignal registering company? I only want a really small amount of space and found a free host, but they charge for renewal. What is the current going rate?

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	Re-registering Domain names
	My domain name is about to run out. Do I have to re-register through the orignal registering company? ...

Mike Penny

08/10/01 00:36

13255

	Re: Re-registering Domain names
	You can generally switch registrars at any time, but some charge an additional year's fee to do so (but do ...

Chris Newman

10/10/01 11:10

13296

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