We have had a number of anxious calls to the office from around the southeast after hearing a rumor that an Irish Internet business might loose it’s domains names! Hosting 365 seems to have lost it ICANN registration status as their “account was put on hold” Well we would just like to let our clients know that we have your domain names secure with another company. We are not currently using hosting365 services. Basically as …
To follow up on earlier posts about registering a domain names and seeking advice from accountants in Gorey I would like point out that this ( the Blog) is not a definitive white paper on Irish domain names. A person who has not registered their business with the companies office may get a domain name under the “Discretionary Domain Name Registration” application. This means that if you have not got the correct paper work you …
We received an email from a very concerned client of ours this morning asking if their domain name was up for renewal as they have already paid for it just a few months ago. The email as you will read below is suggesting that we have sold our company to an Italian business. An extract from the email = “Given the recent situation with your current provider selling their company to an Italian provider, we …
We are delighted to announce that we have negociated a price freeze on the registration of Irish domain names as of from the 3rd September and we will be notifying our clients with our quaterly newsletter.
We have been informed that Irish Domain Name registration prices have gone up since the 1st September 2008, we have shopped around and are in the process of getting the best price that we can then pass on to our clients. International domains names still remain the cheapest options for an Irish business to register. Ireland is deciding to push users away from the Irish Domain for some strange reason! It’s so Irish really! We …
Yes and No. If you are registering a domain name in order to sell it on then we would not suggest doing this as it is seen as cyber squatting and is generally frowned upon. However saying that if you have a dot .ie registered to a company or business, then you can sell the company and the domain would transfer to the new owners of the company. We have come across companies that have …
