Free Email Accounts
Send and recieve emails with your own 100 MB personalized you@yourdomain.com email account. You get 2 Free Email Account(s). You also get FREE fraud, spam and virus protection.
Send and recieve emails with your own 100 MB personalized you@yourdomain.com email account. You get 2 Free Email Account(s). You also get FREE fraud, spam and virus protection.
Lock your domain name, so that your domain is not transferred out accidentally or without your permission.
Create email forwards @yourdomainname.com that redirect to existing email accounts.
Automatically forward people to whatever website you want, when they type your domain name into a browser (with / without domain masking & SEO)
No. All domain extensions are considered equal in the eyes of Google. There is no automatic preference given to a .com domain.
Where you do need to be careful, however, is to not register an alternate domain if the .com is taken by a large company. This can hurt your search results and also open you up to a potential trademark battle.
Yes. Registering a domain extension reserves it so that no one else can use it. So if you’ve got mydomain.com, you might be wise to also register mydomain.net and mydomain.org(and redirect them back to your correct site) in order to avoid confusion and keep your visitors coming to your site.
It’s really easy to transfer any existing domains you might have over to us. The first thing you’ll need to do is contact your current provider and make sure they are OK with the domain name transfer. Once you get the thumbs up from them, you can head to your control panel and carry out the transfer straight from there.
There are slightly different transfer procedures which depend on the type of extension you’re transferring and where you’re moving it from, but don’t worry, we have step-by-step guides for all of them. Transfer your domain to Host at Web and extend your domain registration by 1 year.
In order to register any domain, you must provide certain personal information that you may not wish to be publically searchable in the Whois database. Signing up for WhoisGuard is a great way to keep your registration data private. WhoisGuard acts as a “shield” for your searchable information, displaying the address, phone number, and email of the domain registrar instead of your own. Keep in mind that WhoisGuard is an optional security add-on that must be renewed separately when you renew your domain.