Domains
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Domain Registration Service with the most consumer-friendly registration principles and policies in the industry at an affordable cost.
Easy to use Domain Management Control Panel
A Variety of Domain Extensions (TLD’s)
Domain locking to secure your domain
Trusted Domain Name Registration since 2000
DOMAIN REGISTRATION FEATURES
WHOIS PRIVACY PROTECTION
WHOIS privacy prevents your name, address, phone number, and email address from being visible on domain registration records.
DOMAIN LOCKING
Lock or unlock your domain at any time. Locking a domain protects it against unauthorized transfer attempts.
40 DAY DOMAIN RESCUE
If your domain name expires for any reason you have up to 30 days to get it back and pay nothing more than the renewal fee.
PRIVATE NAMESERVERS
Ability to use your own nameservers with your domain name, for example ns1.yourdomainname providing you have your own nameservers.
SIMPLE DOMAIN MANAGEMENT
Simple to use control panel to manage your domain. Easily change your contacts, lock/unlock your domain, and change your name servers.
DOMAIN RENEWAL
Domain registration will automatically renew unless you turn the auto-renew option off. Auto-renewals prevent domains from accidentally expiring.
CHOOSE YOUR BEST DOMAIN NAME
Keep it Short and Simple
A domain name can be as long as 63 characters. Keep it short as makes sense and as simple as possible. This will make it easier to type in and for you to provide to others. Imagine giving someone your email address with a domain name that is 63 characters long!
Make it relevant
Keep it relevant. Could be or include your company name, organization name, or brand name. You could include your city, state, or keywords if relevant.
Find inspiration
Do web searches for similar websites to get ideas of what others use for their domain names. This should give you some ideas for your domain name. It can give you ideas for variations too if the domain name you prefer isn’t available.
FAQ AND SUPPORT FOR DOMAIN NAMES
The company you buy your domain from or renew your domain through is a domain provider. InfoQuest has been a domain provider for over 20 years!
InfoQuest is a domain provider. We resell domains through Tucows which has been an ICANN accredited domain registrar since 1999 and they manage the registering of domains.
We offer .com, .net, .org, .us, .biz, .info, .co, .name, .mobi, .tel, .me, .tv, .co.uk, and .cc.
Yes you can! You can register a domain for future use or to use with another service like email. You can buy a domain from InfoQuest and use it with a service you already have providing they support using your own domain name.
Domains ordered through InfoQuest "auto-renew". You can turn this feature on or off in the customer control panel.
The person or company that purchases or is registering a domain is the registrant and domain owner.
A domain extension is sometimes called a TLD which stands for Top Level Domain. The .com of www.infoquest.com is the TLD.
An authorization code is required when transferring a domains.
If you are transferring a domain to InfoQuest you can get the authorization code (aka Auth Code or EPP Key) from whoever your domain is currently registered through.
The auth code for domains registered through InfoQuest can be found in the customer control panel.
A WHOIS (who is?) lookup will provide contact information and other technical details for a domain. If the domain owner uses whois privacy you will find details on the service they are using and an email address that forwards to the domain owner.
For most domains you can perform at WHOIS lookup at: WHOIS LOOKUP
Some types of domains may require you to go to the site of the organization responsible for that type of domain.
Whois privacy is a must to keep your information private. Especially important for anyone using their domain for a blog, service area business or other type of business out of their home. If you have an office or storefront we recommend either using whois privacy or make sure to use your business address and contact information when registering your domain.