Yahoo Domain Name informations

How to Register a Dot Com Domain

dumindualahakoon@gmail.com (yahoo guide ) — Tue, 13 Jul 2010 04:55:00 +0000

By Meg Jernigan, eHow Contributing Writer

Registering a dot com domain name is the first step in creating your own Web presence. It ensures you own that domain name for as long as you keep it registered. Prices and services offered vary by registrar. Discounts are sometimes available, and if you choose to register a name with a different extension such as .net or .org, you might find a cheaper alternative.

Step 1

Pay Go Daddy to register your domain name. Go Daddy frequently offers special deals if you buy one of their other products such as website hosting or shopping cart technology.
Step 2

Register your domain with Yahoo for a sliding scale fee. Rates can be lower if you buy packages. If you get a full website with Yahoo, the domain registration is free.
Step 3

Sign up for free email and URL forwarding when you register your domain with Namecheap. Namecheap also offers domain reactivation, transfer and renewal, and website hosting.
Step 4

Start to create a Web presence by registering your domain with Hostway. You get a site-building tool, control panel, parking page and domain forwarding. Hostway also offers Web hosting, ecommerce solutions and Web design.
Step 5

You can also register with 1&1. The registration includes marketing and site building tools, domain forwarding and DNS tools. The site offers five free domains if you sign up for a Web hosting package.
Step 6

Use Netfirms' registration service. The service includes domain management through a control panel and domain privacy. Complete Web hosting packages are also available.

How to Block Domain Address in Yahoo

dumindualahakoon@gmail.com (yahoo guide ) — Tue, 13 Jul 2010 04:51:00 +0000

By Janet Vacanti, eHow Contributing Writer

Today's email providers like Yahoo give their subscribers plenty of tools to ward off spam. Adding email addresses to a spam filter usually does the trick. Some companies get around your spam filter by simply using alternate user-names in front of their domain name. When this happens, you can stop the additional spam by adding the company's domain name to your blocked list.

Instructions

Things You'll Need:

Computer
Internet connection

Step 1
Log into your Yahoo email account.
Step 2
Click with your mouse on the "options" link at the top of your Yahoo in-box page. Click again on "more options" if necessary to get the full options menu to appear.
Step 3
Look on the left side of the page and click on the word "spam."
Step 4
Type into the the box marked "blocked email addresses" the domains that you want blocked. Click on the "add" button to save them to your list.
Step 5
Click on the "save changes" button at the top of the page and then the "return to mail" button to get back to your in-box.
Step 6
Repeat steps one through five anytime you want to add more domain names to your spam filter list.

How to Change a Yahoo Domain

dumindualahakoon@gmail.com (yahoo guide ) — Tue, 13 Jul 2010 04:45:00 +0000

By Suvro Banerji, eHow Contributing Writer

Yahoo! offers you domains for reasonable rates that you can use for your personal blog or website. Yahoo! even offers you 24/7 customer service, a web page to get started and domain locking to prevent hackers from getting into your account. You may choose to change your Yahoo! domain if you are not satisfied with the existing one or if you feel it is not relevant to your website anymore.

Instructions

Step 1
Sign into your Yahoo! account by entering your Yahoo! user name and password.
Step 2
Locate the domain name you wish to change under the subheading "Manage My Services." Click the "Domain Control Panel" link next to the domain name.
Step 3
Click the "Manage Advanced DNS Settings" link under "Domain Control Panel."
Step 4
Click the "Change Name Servers" button.
Step 5
Select the existing domain server name in the list and press the "Delete" key. Type the new name in the box. Hit the "Submit" button to finish.

How to Register Domains with Yahoo

dumindualahakoon@gmail.com (yahoo guide ) — Tue, 13 Jul 2010 04:42:00 +0000

By Max Hunter, eHow Member

Register your website's domain name with Yahoo to make it easier for customers to find your website online - it's quicker and cheaper than you think.

Instructions

Step 1
If you have decided to start a small business or have an idea for a website, one of the most important things you will need to do is come up with a good domain name. A domain name is the address that customers type into the address bar to get to a website. Many common domain names have already been taken, but there are a few more possibilities if you use an extension other than .com. For example, .net, .org, .biz, .info, and .us have becoming increasingly popular.
Step 2
Go to http://smallbusiness.yahoo.com/domains/ and purchase a web hosting package. This is necessary for you to register your domain name (unless you are providing the web hosting services yourself). When you purchase the web hosting package from Yahoo, you will get the domain name, email and 24/7 tech support. If you are planning to sell items online, you may to consider purchasing a Yahoo Merchant Starter plan (which includes shopping cart software capabilities and site statistics, in addition to the domain name and web hosting platform). As of January 2010, Yahoo Merchant Starter plans start at $39.95 plus transaction fees which are a percentage of total sales (typically 1.5%).
Step 3
Start promoting your website and products. There are various tools that Yahoo offers which helps you to drive traffic to your site and improve your search engine optimization.

How to Publish a Website Manually in Yahoo Domains Hosting

dumindualahakoon@gmail.com (yahoo guide ) — Tue, 13 Jul 2010 04:39:00 +0000

By an eHow Contributing Writer

Finding affordable web hosting these days is easier than it has ever been before. As more companies compete against each other trying to offer their users an array of features, options and perks the affordability of web hosting has never been better. One of the largest domain name and web hosting providers is still Yahoo, which offers hosting, domain names and a tier of low-cost web options for their consumers.

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Instructions

Things You'll Need:

Yahoo Web Hosting account
Internet access
Computer
Website files

How to Publish a Website Manually in Yahoo Domains Hosting

Step 1
Log on to Yahoo Web Hosting account to upload files. Use the “Resources” link below to visit the login page for Yahoo Web Hosting. Left-click on the “Small Business” tab in the upper right-hand side of the screen; this will take you to a log in page. Enter your user name and password to log in and click on “Sign In.”
Step 2
Select the domain that you wish to upload files to. Depending how many domains you have, you may need to scroll to the domain that you wish to upload files to. There is an arrow button next to each domain on the left-hand side. Left-click on the arrow button to open the domain functions.
Step 3
Enter into the domain management screen. On the left tab under the domain box, there is a tab labeled “Web Hosting Control Panel”; left-click on this tab to enter the control panel.
Step 4
Enter the file management submenu to upload files. Under the Web Hosting Control Panel command bar there will be a tab labeled “Manage”; left-click on this tab to enter the file management menu of your domain.
Step 5
Enter into the file manager to upload files. Under the Manage section there will be several tabs listed in the “Tools for Managing Your Site” box; left-click on the “File Manager” tab to upload files to your domain.
Step 6
Upload files into file manager. On the right-hand side of the screen, near the top, there will be a link labeled “Upload Files." Left-click on this link and you will be taken to an upload box. Browse to the desired files and upload them. If you need to add more files to the upload, click on the “Add More Files” button on the lower left-hand corner of the screen.

How to Get Yahoo Domain Names

dumindualahakoon@gmail.com (yahoo guide ) — Tue, 13 Jul 2010 04:36:00 +0000

By withmore, eHow Member

Getting a domain name is very important for your business. Choose to register your domain name with a trusted service that can provide your with quality service and a few options available.

Instructions

Step 1

Create your omain name, a domain name is your internet address which people use to find your pages. Your domain name could be called anything you want: it could be your business name or your personal name. If you an author of the book, you can make your title to be your domain name. In order to choose a good domain name you can use adwords keywords searching tool and to see which keywords are popular. Use your landing page to analyze your keywords, for your landing page has to implement use of thy keywords.
Step 2

Yahoo domain names offers you all basic services you should get with a basic domain name registration service. Yahoo is a trusted domain name registry source, they offer a 24-hour customer service support for all your questions.
Step 3

After signing up for Yahoo Domain Names from there you can lock your domain or forward it to Yahoo.
Remember that after getting your domain name you will need to find website hosting services. Yahoo offers website hosting plans for you with a 30-day guarantee on their services.

How to Transfer a Domain Name From Yahoo |

dumindualahakoon@gmail.com (yahoo guide ) — Tue, 13 Jul 2010 04:33:00 +0000

By Michelle Canever, eHow Contributing Writer

When it comes to domains and registration, domain owners have many choices. Not only can they register a new domain from several providers, but they can also transfer a domain name from one provider to another. If you have a domain registered through Yahoo and have become unhappy with the service--or simply want a better price--then you may be looking to transfer a domain name from Yahoo. While some may think this would be a headache, it's actually not, provided you follow the correct steps for transferring a domain correctly.

Instructions

Step 1
Wait at least 60 days since you purchased or transferred the domain from or to Yahoo. You can't transfer a domain sooner than this due to ICANN rules.
Step 2
Unlock your domain by logging into the Yahoo Domain Control Panel and clicking the "Edit Domain Locking" link. Make sure the domain is unlocked.
Step 3
Log into the administrative email address for the domain, as you'll need to be able to log into this account when the new domain provider sends you an email to confirm the transfer. This is necessary as you'll need to confirm the transfer before it is allowed to take place.
Step 4
Locate your authorization code from Yahoo. You can do this via the Yahoo Domain Control Panel.
Step 5
Contact your new domain provider to start the transfer process. You'll need to provide the new domain provider with your authorization code, as well as log into your email address for the domain. Follow the instructions given by the new domain provider to complete the process. You've now transferred the domain name from Yahoo.

How Do I Cancel a Yahoo Domain?

dumindualahakoon@gmail.com (yahoo guide ) — Tue, 13 Jul 2010 04:27:00 +0000

By M. Alanna Morgan, eHow Contributing Writer

When canceling your domain with Yahoo!, you should know all of the facts. First, you own this domain name; it is not the property of Yahoo! Secondly, all files associated with this domain are also your property. Yahoo! can, however, make you wait the expected 60 days following registration to transfer this domain to any other host. Keep in mind you will not receive any type of refund for any fees you have paid into Yahoo! for this domain.

Save Your Files and Unlock Your Domain

Log into your Yahoo! Domain Control Panel. Save your files associated with your Yahoo! Domain to your hard drive. Once you cancel, you will not be able to make copies of any of your files. To unlock your domain, select "Edit Domain Locking" and then select "Unlock Domain." It is important to unlock your domain in order to transfer and reuse this domain on another hosting service. Locked domains cannot be transferred to other hosting services. Once you cancel your plan, you cannot regain access to your Business Control Panel to use the unlock feature, and the Yahoo! administrators cannot open this panel either.

Edit Contact Info and Transfer Domain

In order to edit your contact information, select "View/Edit Your Domain Registration." Select "Edit" next to "Registration Information." Enter the updated information and select "Save." You must change this information to a location outside of your Yahoo! domain to receive emails or other contacts for this domain. Once canceled, you cannot access your email account listed for your domain. For example, if your contact address is yourname@your-yahoo-domain-name.com, the messages from contacts visiting your domain will not be transferred to an alternative email address. They will be sent to an email account that will be closed once you cancel, so you must edit this information to include an alternative email address outside of your Yahoo! domain.

You should also copy your authorization code by selecting "View Authorization Code." Ensure you store this code in a safe location, as you must provide it to your new hosting service if you choose to transfer this domain to another host. If you intend to transfer this domain, start the process before you cancel your Yahoo! Domain, as this may prevent domain renewal fees. Do so by simply contacting the new provider.

Cancel Your Yahoo! Domain

Cancel your plan. Select "Cancel Plan" located in your Business Control panel. Yahoo! will ask you a series of questions as you begin the cancellation process to ensure that you have taken all necessary steps before you select "Cancel Plan" and no longer have access to your domain or its Business Control Panel

How to Buy Domains on Yahoo.com

dumindualahakoon@gmail.com (yahoo guide ) — Tue, 13 Jul 2010 04:20:00 +0000

By an eHow Contributing Writer

The internet is much like the universe, in a sense. It is constantly expanding and growing to infinite levels. As more and more users and businesses seek to garner a strong web presence, the buying and selling of domain names has never been hotter. Yahoo.com happens to be one of the largest domain name registrars in the world, and one of the reasons is because they offer great customer service and low prices on their domain names; not to mention ease of use.

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Instructions

Things You'll Need:

Yahoo email account or Messenger account
Debit/credit card
Internet access

How to Buy Domains on Yahoo.com

Step 1
Search for a domain name. See the resources link below to shop for domain names on Yahoo.com. Just type in the domain name that you are looking to buy, and click on the “Search” button.
Step 2
Click the “Sign-up” button. Once you have found a domain name that is available, click on the “Sign-up” button.
Step 3
Log in to your Yahoo account to purchase the domain name. The site will direct you to a login page so you can log into your account to make the domain name purchase. Follow the directions to log into your account. If you do not have a Yahoo account, you will need to create one.
Step 4
Fill out the fields and tender payment. Yahoo will require that you fill out your billing information as well as provide payment online. Fill out all of the fields and click “Purchase”. After your transaction is successful, it will take you to a domain control page where you can set up your domain.

How to Get a Yahoo Domain Name for Your Small Business

dumindualahakoon@gmail.com (yahoo guide ) — Mon, 12 Jul 2010 20:07:00 +0000

By agentamerica, eHow Member
These days, it's almost vital to have an online presence if you are a small business owner. Having your own website will allow your current customers to see what products and services you offer while attracting new potential customers, increasing your profits.

What is a domain name? In simple terms, a domain name is the address of a website (i.e., www.websitename.com). To go more into detail, each website domain name has a numeric address behind it, called the IP address. However, it would be really hard to remember even one IP address, much less remembering them for every website you wanted to visit! So instead of having to type in an IP address every time you want to visit a website, you simply type in the domain name which goes to the domain name servers (DNS) that translate the domain name to the IP address of the server that hosts your website.

Yahoo has been around since the early years of the internet, and is one of the top websites for purchasing domain names. In this article, I will show you how to get a Yahoo domain name for your small business.

Instructions

Step 1
Finding a Yahoo Domain Name
The first step towards getting your Yahoo domain name is to think about what domain name you want. The best domain names are short and easy to remember. Your domain name should reflect your business's name and possibly what sort of services or products you offer. Unfortunately, a lot of really good domain names are already taken (there's little chance that you'll be able to get www.smallbusiness.com, for instance), so you should be prepared to spend a little time searching for just the right domain name.
Step 2
Once you have decided on a Yahoo domain name, go to the Yahoo small business webpage for domain names (see link below). Type in your domain name of choice into the text box and click on "Search". If the domain name is unavailable, you can look at similar domain name options or type in a different name.
Step 3
After finding an available Yahoo domain name that you are happy with, it's time to sign up. Decide how long you want to register your domain name for (you'll have the option to renew it before it expires) and press continue.
Step 4
Sign in with your Yahoo username (or create a new one), enter your payment information and review your order. Once you've confirmed your order, congratulations! You are now the owner of a new Yahoo domain name

How to Change your Name Servers for your new Domain

dumindualahakoon@gmail.com (yahoo guide ) — Mon, 12 Jul 2010 20:00:00 +0000

By an eHow Contributing Writer

Name servers dictate what name service protocol must be implemented for your domain name. For people who own domain names, name servers are as important as the web hosts themselves. For this reason, it is not uncommon for people to change name servers for their domain names often. Keep reading if you want to change your name servers for your new domain.

Instructions

Things You'll Need:

internet access
computer

Step 1
Go to your domain name registrar company on the Web. Log in to your account by typing your username and password in the appropriate fields. Wait for the page to download completely to see the list of your domain names.
Step 2
Select your new domain name. If you have multiple domain names you will want to make sure you choose the correct name. Choose only the name of the domain that you wish to edit.
Step 3
Go to the domain name's control panel or configuration page by clicking on the provided link. Choose the link that will allow you to change the domain name's name servers from the different configuration options.
Step 4
Delete the old name servers from the field and enter the new name servers. Enter the correct name server codes for the primary and secondary fields. Check your new name server for the corresponding codes.
Step 5
Save the changes you made. Depending on your registrar company, the modifications you made may take from 24 to 48 hours before they can take effect. It does not usually take this long, but don't be alarmed if it does.
Step 6
Log into your registrant account after a couple of days and click on the modified domain name from your list. Check the domain name info to ensure that all changes have been implemented. If the changes did not take place you can reenter the information or contact the registrar.

How to change the name servers on a Yahoo!

dumindualahakoon@gmail.com (yahoo guide ) — Mon, 12 Jul 2010 16:21:00 +0000

By Ron Mervine,

you have a Yahoo! domain and you need to change the name servers of your domain. This can be for various reasons, such as changing your hosting provider.Yahoo! domains are managed by Melbourne IT.

Instructions

Step 1
Go to:
http://console.domains.yahoo.com/ and login using your Yahoo! user name and password.
Step 2
Select 'Manage My Domains' from the top left of screen
Step 3
Then, select 'View Registry Key' towards the center of screen.
Step 4
At the bottom of the screen you are going to see the following:
INWW Registry Key. This is the key you are going to need. write, print, or copy it to the computer.
Step 5
Go to http://www.melbourneit.com.au/maintenance/index.php. Log into your account with your domain and the registry key you had earlier.
Step 6
Click on the control panel and go to 'Delegation Details'
Step 7
Here you can configure your name servers and you will be all finished. Congratulations! You now have your own name servers set!

Getting a Domain and Creating a Web Site

dumindualahakoon@gmail.com (yahoo guide ) — Mon, 12 Jul 2010 09:01:00 +0000

How to change yahoo domain servers

dumindualahakoon@gmail.com (yahoo guide ) — Mon, 12 Jul 2010 08:58:00 +0000

Link to a forum : Yahoo domain name registration, be careful, you may loose your domain name

dumindualahakoon@gmail.com (yahoo guide ) — Sun, 11 Jul 2010 12:12:00 +0000

First comment from this forum :
"This happened to me last year:

I registed a domain name with yahoo. I paid for 5 years.

After sometime, I bought a hosting plan from yahoo. Since I didn't like the hosting plan, I cancelled the plan.

Know what, yahoo cancelled my domain name also! I lost a domain name for which I had paid for 5 years.

Talked, Shouted, Cried - with yahoo support people! No use! Domain name remained cancelled! I had to pay again to get back the domain.

(Their stupid logic: They call a hosting plan as an upgrade of the domain plan. When you buy hosting, you upgrade domain name. So when you cancel hosting plan later, according to them, you cancel not only the hosting plan, but also the domain name associated with it)

Didn't expect such an idotic logic from a company like Yahoo."
see this forum at : http://www.v7n.com/forums/domain-name-forum/60938-yahoo-domain-name-registration-careful-you-may-loose-your-domain-name.html

Link to a forum : Be careful with YAHOO DOMAIN.. they are cheating!!!

dumindualahakoon@gmail.com (yahoo guide ) — Sun, 11 Jul 2010 11:34:00 +0000

Oct 27th, 2005 (21 posts)

First comment from this forum :

"Hi everybody,

Please be careful when you purchase a NEW DOMAIN from YAHOO. On their small business and Domain sale place they announced that there is 24 hours technical support but sorry to say that there is no any help from them.

Here is my problem, recently I bought a Domain Name from Yahoo, but I cannot access by Domain Control Panel. I can see my domain has been registered in http://www.allwhois.com, I send yahoo Domain Tech Guys so many emails, no any response (and all they have is bullshit online form, which I think they never look at) After long struggle, I managed to find their phone number (USA) and called them, but again same *******-- voice mail at other side.

I am in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, but there is no any local support in this region.

so BECAREFUL guys!!"

see this forum at : http://www.freeforums.com/showthread.php?t=13556

Link to a forum : Yahoo Domain Warning

dumindualahakoon@gmail.com (yahoo guide ) — Sun, 11 Jul 2010 11:33:00 +0000

Sep. 28 2006 (12 posts)

First comment from this forum :

" I am writing this in the hope that this will help others not get in the same jam that I did.. I took Yahoo up almost a year ago on getting a domain for $ 2.99. I thought I would grab my name and start building my business. That saying that you get what you pay for sure applies. I was never able to get to the 'control panel' but figured that at least I had it and that when the time was right I would start building my web site.
About a month ago since my domain expires Oct 11th I looked for a way to make sure that they wouldn't renew it. I sent them countless emails with no answer. When I followed their tutorials they said in order to close out your small business account to go to control panel and follow their instruction. This was not an option since I have never been able to access that.
After further investigation I found out that when you get a domain it is sent to Australia. Google's groups is full of lot's of people that have had the same experience as me.
Today I found out that they were trying to debit my checking for $ 9.95 for another year. No warning or emails at all.
Since a lot of us are just starting here that amount may not sound like much but they have no right to take our money. Any other bills we have we at least get a warning that our account will be debited. If I hadn't caught this I could have had an overdraft as I was not expecting this.
I feel if they are to offer this service than you should stand behind it. There newest feature is that you can talk to someone live to answer your question for the price of only $ 24.95. If they can't solve your problem they said then it is free.
Thankfully I have found someone reliable and have a domain and will be building a web site soon. Stick with the pros.
I hope this helps someone else before they get caught.
Kathy"

see this forum at :http://www.startupnation.com/forums/1982/1/1/findwarnings

Link to a forum : Yahoo's domain name offer

dumindualahakoon@gmail.com (yahoo guide ) — Sun, 11 Jul 2010 11:33:00 +0000

01-14-2007 (7 posts)

First comment from this forum :

" Little do we know that Yahoo comes up with a regular $1.99 domain name promo regularly. If you pay via credit card, there is service fee of around $1 I think. But that is still cheap compared to the prevailing domain rate."

see this forum at : http://forums.rateurhost.com/showthread.php?tid=36&pid=97#pid97

Link to a forum : Yahoo Domain, having problems

dumindualahakoon@gmail.com (yahoo guide ) — Sun, 11 Jul 2010 11:30:00 +0000

Dec 19 2005
First comment from this forum :

"A while back I got the domain name www.guardianlegends.com with yahoo. I bought and setup the domain to be forwarded to some webspace my ISP gives me and then I loged out.

I recently wanted to changed it from being forwarded to my webspace to a server I had setup localy.
I find out I cannot login, I knew I did not have any email from yahoo when I made the account so I knew something was up. I tried doing a password recovery but it told me my account has been diactivated
I was really wondering why I did not get a single email from yahoo, I did a Whois lookup on my domain and the email address is blair.thiessen@gmai.com insted of blair.thiessen@gmail.com

I go and try and sign up again to see why I might of miss typed my email and it only asks for your email once no confirmation . I always type my email right and the confirimation usualy just bugs me if anything but everyone has it.

Now I have no idea how to get into my setup for the domain because my account is diactivated because of my never confirming it because I had a typo on my email. I have looked all over their site for a phone # to contact to get this fixed and cannot find one only ones about sales . All the Q and A on the website tells me retarted info like "passwords are case sensitive please rember that when entering your password". That's not exactly what it said but useless help info for me. I have e-mailed them and I get the Q and A copied and pasted into an email .

Please help me out if you have any ideas to get my account back or even get yahoo to remove my domain so I can register it with someone else. A good phone # to conatact yahoo would be great. Thank you!"

see this forum at :
http://www.neowin.
net/forum/index.php?s=0c06a6636281bbb1bb97d946c0e31ecc&showtopic=409719&pid=586996996&st=0&#entry586996996

Link to a forum : Anyone successfully hosting Yahoo domain elsewhere?

dumindualahakoon@gmail.com (yahoo guide ) — Sun, 11 Jul 2010 11:27:00 +0000

02-22-2006 (7 posts)First comment from this forum :

" I have a domain registered with Yahoo - $2.97 a year was a great deal - so I locked it in for 3 years for what most others were charging for one. I put in the DH name servers in the Yahoo control panel and I was able to access the site and upload stuff to it with Transmit to the DH servers. So far, so good.

Now I got to upload some more and it gives me a password error in Transmit. I try to go to the domain using Camino and get the Yahoo "under construction" page.

I double checked in the Yahoo control panel and the DH name servers are still listed, but when I try to access the site I still get the Yahoo place holder page.

I want to host the site at DreamHost and I thought it was simply a matter of changing name servers like DH describes, but for some reason Yahoo keeps flipping me back to their "under construction" page.

I did a Google search and I am not the only one with this problem, but no one seems to have a solution. Since the domain is new, I cannot transfer it to DH yet. Yes, I can forward the domain, but I signed up to have Yahoo register my domain and that's all I want them to do.

Any ideas?"

see this forum at :http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=182248

Protect Your Domain Name

dumindualahakoon@gmail.com (yahoo guide ) — Sun, 11 Jul 2010 11:21:00 +0000

By: Dave Starner

Imagine you’re the owner of a successful Web site, but when you logon one day all you get is an error message. Or worse yet, the domain name now points to a site full of advertisements. That’s right. You’re out of business.

This happens every day because of a perfectly legitimate process known as “drop catching,” where people quickly snag the domain names owners have let expire and try to resell them or use the links associated with the names, which could be extensive, to create Web sites loaded with advertisements. You can easily avoid becoming a victim of a drop catcher by better understanding how the domain registration system works to protect your domain name.

Your Web site, with all the content you have so painstakingly added, sits on a computer with a unique address called an IP address, which is simply a series of numbers. A domain name is an address forwarding service that directs visitors to the site using this IP address. Domain names are used instead of numbers because most people find it easier to remember a name rather than a bunch of numbers. It’s as if you could dial your friend’s name into the telephone instead of his phone number.

You can purchase a domain name by registering it with a provider of domain services such as GoDaddy.com , the largest on the Web, or any number of other registrars. The name can be registered for just one year, for about $10, or for as long as ten years, for around $80. Many register for only one year because it’s cheaper, or they only want the site for a limited time.

At the end of the year, the registrar usually sends an email renewal notice to the owner. If the owner doesn’t respond to the renewal notice, the domain name will eventually be made available for purchase by someone else. Roughly 20,000 domain names become available every day because the owners allowed them to expire, or the owners didn’t realize that their domain name was up for renewal

According to the rules established by the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers(ICANN), domain registrars have 45 days after the expiration date to notify the owner that their domain name is going to be dropped from the registry. If the name is dropped, the guidelines then call for a 30-day grace period during which the owner can still claim the name. After this grace period and then another five-day holding period, the name is dropped from the registry and anyone can claim it.

Since 2004, however, a number of domain service providers, starting with SnapName.com, have created an auction process for expired names which bypasses the original drop process and makes the names available in as little as thirty days. GoDaddy.com begins the auction process even before the names have officially expired, although it does warn the auction participants that the owner could still claim their name.

These providers of domain services each have tools on their sites to make it easier to grab expired names. They provide constantly updated lists of expired names, various auction services, search engines, and other free tools for anyone to quickly and easily find available domain names. Some sites also offer software for sale that further simplifies the search for expired and soon to be expired names.

With the surge in online advertising, drop catchers will continue to seek out domain names from sites with good traffic, anxious to exploit the established links. Protect your site and your business by checking the expiration date of your domain name. Relying on the registrar to send a renewal notice that could easily be sent to an old email address or get lost in the spam catcher, could cost you years of hard work.

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Yahoo Domains: A Simple Web Site Solution

dumindualahakoon@gmail.com (yahoo guide ) — Sun, 11 Jul 2010 11:20:00 +0000

By Tad Cronn

Having put up more than a few Web sites myself, one of the easiest ways I've found to get your domains set up and running is to simply go through Yahoo.

Yahoo will register your domains' names for under $10 a year, though as of this writing, Yahoo is having a sale on domains for $2.99 per year. That's a lot cheaper than some registrars I've seen that are still trying to charge $20 or more just for domains.

Once you get your domain registered, you still need to host it somewhere. Again, Yahoo has a simple answer, or several simple answers, in its Geocities service. You can plunk down your domains for free at Yahoo Geocities, but you'll have ads. For a nominal fee ($4.95 per month) you can get 500 MB storage and 25 GB per month transfer -- that's more than enough for most starter sites.

If you host your domains through Yahoo Geocities, you'll get plenty of tools to help you design and manage your site, enough to do just about anything legal you might want to do on the Net.

You'll have access to Yahoo web page templates as well as a point-and-click designer, in addition to the ability to manually play with your domains' HTML.

Yahoo also gives you choices for uploading, using their easy upload manager or the more traditional FTP for large sites. E-mail is part of the package.

A recent addition to the Yahoo Geocities tools is the ability to start and manage a blog on your domains.

All in all, registering and hosting your domains through Yahoo is an easy solution for a home user or small business.

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Link to a forum : Yahoo Domain Fees Rise!

dumindualahakoon@gmail.com (yahoo guide ) — Sun, 11 Jul 2010 11:18:00 +0000

July 1,2008

First post of this forum :

"From July 1st, users that have domains registered with Yahoo Small Business, will see their fee jump from $9.95 to $34.95.
The news came in form of e-mail for anyone who has registered a domain with Yahoo Small Business, and a Yahoo representative told CNET News.com Friday that the e-mails have been sent 90 days, 60 days, and 30 days before users were set to renew their domain registration.
But some blogs are expressing dismay at the price increase, which is three and a half times what domain owners have paid in past years.
Yahoo said the $25 price increase is primarily being instituted to match the cost of doing business, and that registering domains--the process of creating a new Web address--can cost even more with other Web sites.
However, other competitors have much lower prices, including GoDaddy.com or Google Apps, both of which charge annual fees of around $10.
Since domain registration is not the core of Yahoo's small-business site, the company said its prices can not be as low as those of sites that focus on registering domains.
Low domain registration fees, though, can be a foot in the door to coax customers to upgrade to more profitable services.
According to Yahoo, new domain registrations will still only cost $9.95 and after a year, the fee will go up to $34.95."

http://forums.webhostdir.com/showthread.php?referrerid=13258&t=26498

Link to a forum : Yahoo! Domain Renewals Increase to $34.95/year?

dumindualahakoon@gmail.com (yahoo guide ) — Sun, 11 Jul 2010 11:17:00 +0000

May 28,2008

First post of this forum :

"First Microsoft tries to buy Yahoo!, now Yahoo! raises their domain renewal rates.

Important note: Beginning on July 1, 2008, Yahoo!'s annual domain renewal price increases to $34.95 per year.

If this is accurate would this be considered Highway Robbery? Or do they think their customers are fools? Can they really justify that large an increase? Or are they just being greedy and hope their customers don't Google for GoDaddy.com?

Apparently the above quote was sent by email to people who have their domains registered with Yahoo! I'm not one of them. But I just visited their site and they make absolutely no mention of the increase. They do have a plan that has domain name plus email for $34.95 a year

So if this is true, this is truly a smack in the face to a lot of people who use Yahoo! to host their domain. (Can you say mass exodus?) If it's not true, sorry to waste your time"

http://misguidedthoughts.com/journal/2008/05/yahoo-domain-renewals-increase-to-3495year

Link to a forum : Canceling my Yahoo! domain registration

dumindualahakoon@gmail.com (yahoo guide ) — Sun, 11 Jul 2010 11:16:00 +0000

June 24,2008 (7 posts)

First post of this forum :

" I just got an email from Yahoo! saying my service will be renewed sometime in July, etc. I don't want to renew my domain. The only thing I purchased from Yahoo! is the domain name itself... someone else hosted it for me. Is this I need to do in order to cancel everything?
P.S. Just wondering... why will my information become public on the WHOIS database after canceling?"

http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=505390