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1. Registration of your domain internationally
2. Email forwarding
3. Domain forwarding
4. Free internal transfers
5. User-friendly interface
6. Domain lock
7. Free domain name servers
8. Free name server registration

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1. Click the Account Login tab, located in green on the upper right side of our home page.
2. Create a username and password (of at least six digits each) under the New Customers section of the Account Login page.
3. Press the Continue button.
4. Complete the Default Account Contact Information. For each domain registration you are required to supply contact information for 4 different contact types: Registrant (owner), Administrator, Technical and Billing. The Contact edit page allows you to enter one set of information for all 4 contact types. Simply checkmark the boxes corresponding to each type at the bottom of the edit page when you enter in your Registrant contact information.
5. Click the My Account button to view your account.

Last Updated: 2005-11-08
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1. Click the Account Login tab on our home page.
2. Enter your username and password under the Returning Customers section of the Account Login page. Remember: username and password are case sensitive.
3. Press the Sign Inbutton.

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1. Log into your Domainsite.com account.
2. At the "Hello" page, click "Register a Domain," located across the top of the page.
3. Follow steps 1-3 of "Find a Web Address."
4. Checkmark the resultant domain name(s) you wish to purchase. Click "Add to Cart."
5. In "Your Shopping Cart," checkmark your desired term of registration (1 year, 2 year, etc.).
6. Now, click "Update" and then "Checkout."
7. At the "Billing Information" screen, enter your credit card or PayPal information, checkmark the Service Agreement box, and press "Place My Order"

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1. Visit our site at http://www.domainsite.com.
2. Enter your Username and Password into the "Existing Customer Login" section.
3. At the "Hello"? page, click on the domain name you wish to manage.

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1. Log into your Domainsite.com account.
2. At the "Hello" page, click on your domain name, listed near the bottom of the page.
3. On the "Manage domain name" screen, click "Unlock Domain."
4. Read the posted message, and press "Continue managing domain."

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1. Visit the Domainsite.com home page.
2. Directly under the login form, click the "Forgot your username or password?" link.
3. Enter your username or the name of one of your domains in your account into the box. Press "Get Password."

What if my Administrative Contact email address is not correct?

If you wish to receive your login information at an address that is different then administrative email address on file, we must first verify your identity. We are able to do this one of two ways:

1. We can call the phone number you have listed as your Administrative Contact, during our normal business hours. Our hours are Monday through Friday from 10am to 5pm Mountain Standard Time.

2. You can send us a notarized letter stating your identity. If you choose this option please include your account username, and the email address you would like to have the information sent to. The address to send this to is:

Last Updated: 2006-03-23
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1. Log into your Domainsite.com user account.
2. At the "Hello" page, click the select button marked - Change Password
3. Enter your current password in the first box.
4. Enter your new passwoord once in each of the next two boxes.

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1. Log into your Domainsite.com account.
2. At the "Hello" page, click the select button marked - Edit Account Defaults
3. Complete the Default Account Contact Information. For each domain registration you are required to supply contact information for 4 different contact types: Registrant (owner), Administrator, Technical and Billing.
4. Click "Update."

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1. Log into your Domainsite.com account.
2. At the "Hello" page, click "Create and manage sub accounts."
3. Next, create a username and password for the sub account. Press "Submit."

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1. Log into your Domainsite.com account.
2. At the “Hello” page, click on your domain name.On the “Manage domain name” screen, click “URL Forwarding.”
3. Next, read the explanatory matter, and press “Enable URL forwarding for YOURDOMAINNAME.COM.”
4. After the “Point to,” enter the full web address to which you wish to direct your domain name. (Please note: you cannot point a third level domain name, abc.abcd.com for instance, in this way.)
5. Choose, using the drop-down menu, whether to employ “masked” or “redirect” forwarding. Masked forwarding will not indicate, in the frame of a web browser, that a user has moved from your domain to third party website. Redirect will.
6. Optional: Enter a “Page Title,” which will appear in the browser frame, and “Mega Tags.”
7. Press “Update.”

That’s it! Your URL forwarding setting has now been established.

Please make sure your domain name is using our default name servers. If it is not, you must exchange the servers currently in place with our servers for URL forwarding to function properly. (Remember: changing servers will delay the start of URL forwarding by 24 hours.)

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1. Log into your Domainsite.com account.
2. At the “Hello” page, click on your domain name, listed towards the bottom of the page.
3. On the “Manage domain name” screen, click “Email Services.”
4. Next, in the “Email Forwarding” box, create your desired email forwarding address, and enter the recipient address in the “This Address” slot.
5. Press “Submit.”

That’s it! Email sent to your email forwarding address will now reach your recipient address.

Please make sure your domain name is using our default name servers. If it is not, you must exchange the servers currently in place with our servers for email forwarding to function properly. (Remember: changing servers will delay the start of email forwarding by 24 hours.)

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1. Log into your Domainsite.com account.
2. At the "Hello" page, click on your domain name, listed towards the bottom of the page.
3. On the "Manage domain name" screen, click "Edit Contacts."
4. Next, click the "Edit" button under "Registrant."
5. Enter your new contact information, checkmark the appropriate boxes, and press "Continue."

That's it! In roughly 24 hours, Whois will reflect your new contact information.

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All newly registered names are automatically pointed to our parking page, which acts as a place holder for your domain. When you point your name to a pre-existing or new website, the parking page disappears.

Our parking page may contain third-party advertisements, links to other products and services offered by Domainsite.com, and interfaces to other web pages, including search engines. You will not receive notice regarding the additional content located on our parking page, and such content may be modified at any time.

You can read more about the parking page in our Registration Agreement, section #22. You can find this Agreement at http://www.domainsite.com/registration_agreement.php.
If you have any objection to having your domain pointed to our parking page, please let us know.

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1. Login to your Domainsite.com account.
2. At the "Hello" page, click the "Show Bulk Domain Management" link.
3. In the "Bulk Management Options" box, click either "Modify all names..." or Modify only selected names..."

The next screen will offer you the options of modifying your default contact information, name servers, domain lock, URL forwarding and DNS records.

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1. Log into your Domainsite.com account.
2. At the "Hello" page, click on the domain name.
3. On the "Manage domain name" screen, click "Edit Name Servers."
4. "Remove" the old servers, and "Add" the new.

That's it! In roughly 24 hours, your name server propagation will complete.

Last Updated: 2005-11-29
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1. Log into your Domainsite.com account.
2. At the "Hello" page, click on your domain name, listed across the bottom of the page.
3. On the "Manage domain name" screen, click "Register a Name Server."
4. Enter the prefix (e.g. ns1) in the "Host Name" field. Press "Continue."
5. Now enter the corresponding IP address. Press "Add IP."

Note: you can create as many name servers you'd like, but each server must resolve to a unique IP address.

Also note: the “Register a Name Server” and “Modify a Name Server” pages will not list the name servers you have created.

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1. Log into your Domainsite.com account.
2. At the "Hello"? page, click on the relevant domain name.
3. On the "Manage domain name"? screen, click "Modify a Name Server."?
4. Next, enter the prefix for your server (e.g. NS1, DNS1, etc.), select "Delete IP from Name Server,"? and type in the old IP address. Press "Continue."?

Now you’re ready to add the new IP address for your server.

5. Click "Continue managing name server"? to return to the appropriate page.
6. Enter the server prefix once more.
7. Now, select "Add IP to Name Server"? from the drop down menu, and enter the new IP address. Press "Continue."?

That’s it! Your name server update should complete within the next 24 hours.

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1. Go to Domainsite.com, and login to your account.
2. At the "Hello" page, click on your domain name, listed across the bottom of the page.
3. On the "Manage domain name" screen, choose the "DNS Management" option, listed on the left side of the page.
4. Next, on the "DNS Management - Record" screen, click the applicable "Add a record" link.
5. Fill out the empty fields with the appropriate information. (If you do not know what to enter, ask your web host, IT department, etc.)
6. Press "Submit."

After doing this last step, the page should refresh, reading across the top of the page: "A record has been added for yourdomainname.com." To verify the creation of the record, click "Continue managing domain." You should now see your newly created DNS record listed on the "DNS Management - Record" screen.

Please note: Your domain name must be using our name servers, ns1.domainsite.com and ns2.domainsite.com, for your newly created DNS record to work. To check whether your domain is using our servers, click "Edit Name Servers" on the "Manage domain name" screen. Under "Current Name Servers," you should see our pair listed. If not, you will need to remove the servers currently in place and add ours. If you need to make this change, please be aware that your DNS record will go "live" 24 hours after the change has been made.

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1. Log into your Domainsite.com account.
2. At the "Hello"? page, click on your domain name, listed towards the bottom of the page.
3. On the "Manage domain name"? screen, click "Email Services."?
4. Next, scroll down to the bottom of the page to the "Add an Email Account" section.
5. Create your email address under the appropriate field, allocate your disk space, and create a password. Press "Add."

This account should now be listed under "Active Email Accounts."
To log into Webmail for this account, go to http://webmail.Domainsite.com. Enter your full email address as the username and your password as...your password.
You can also integrate your email account into a client such as Microsoft Outlook.

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1. Log into your Domainsite.com account.
2. At the "Hello" page, choose the "Renew A Domain" option across the top of the page.
3. Next, checkmark the domain name(s) you wish to renew. Press "Renew."
4. At "Your Shopping Cart," under "Domain Renewal," select the terms of your renewal (1 year, 2 years, etc.). Push "Update" and then "Checkout."
5. On the "Billing Information" screen, enter your payment information, checkmark the "Yes, I have read..." box, and press "Place My Order."

After our system has processed your order, an order status box will appear, indicating the completion or failure of your purchase. (If your order fails, please contact us by phone or email.) You may click on the "My Account" button at this time to see that your renewal has taken effect.

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1. Log into your Domainsite.com user account.
2. At the "Hello" page, click the select button marked - Disable renewal notices.

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1. Create a free account on our website, http://www.domainsite.com, by clicking the “New Customers Sign Up Here” link on the left hand side of the home page. If you have already created an account, please log in.
2. Once you have created an account or logged in, please click the “Transfer to Domainsite.com” tab located across the top of the page.
3. On the “Transfer to Domainsite.com” page, enter the name(s) you wish to transfer and its / their authorization code(s). Press “Continue.”
4. Next, enter your billing information, and click “Proceed With Transfer Request.”

After completing these steps, you name(s) will be listed on our pending transfers list. Shortly thereafter, we will contact the administrative contact for your name(s) via email in order to confirm the validity of the transfer request(s). Once we receive positive confirmation from the administrative contact, we will initiate and track the transfer(s).

Transfers usually take 5-7 days to complete, but may require additional time. If you transfer(s) cannot be completed, we will let you know, via email, and attempt to refund your transfer / 1-year renewal fee.

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1. Log into your Domainsite.com account.
2. On the “Hello” page, click on “View your pending and completed transfers.”
3. At the “Domain Transfer Status” screen, you may check the following:
   
   1. “Date Submitted”:
      When did the transfer process begin?
   2. “Domain Name”:
      What name is transferring to Domainsite.com?
   3. “Authoritative Email Address”:
      Where are actionable notices sent?
   4. “Losing Registrar”:
      Who is the current registrar of the transferring name?
   5. “Registrar Query Attempts”:
      How many times have we asked the current registrar for “Whois” contact information?
   6. “Registry Status”:
      Is the domain name active, locked, etc?
      Note: a status of “Registrar-Lock / Hold,” “clientUpdateProhibited,” or “Client Transfer Prohibited” is BAD. Contact your current registrar immediately.
   7. “Status”:
      How far along is the transfer?
      (0) Transfer process will begin with 24 hours
      (1) “Whois” information has been queried
      (2), (3) Administrator has been emailed for transfer authorization
      (4) Transfer has been authorized by Administrator
      (5) Transfer has been submitted to the central Registry for approval

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1. If necessary, create a Domainsite.com account.
2. Give your Account ID, located below the "Hello, username"? on your Domainsite.com account homepage, to the Donor / Seller.

For the Donor / Seller:

1. Log into your Domainsite.com account.
   
2. At the "Hello"? page, click on the transferring domain name.
3. On the "Manage domain name"? screen, select the "Account Transfer" or "Bulk transfer names from this account to another Domainsite.com account" option.
4. Enter the Recipient's / Buyer’s Account ID, checkmark the applicable contact types, and click "Submit."

That’s it! Your transfer will be completed within 24 hours.

Please note that, unless otherwise licensed, Domainsite.com will not partake in the negotiation or execution of any monetary transaction that accompanies the transfer of a domain name from one Domainsite.com customer to another. If both parties wish to use Domainsite.com’s escrow services, please give us a call before proceeding with the internal transfer.

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1. Our computers verify (with your credit card institution) that funds (in the amount of the purchase) are currently available in your credit card account.
2. In response to this query, your credit card institution authorizes the use of and reserves these funds—directly within your account.

Please Note: at this stage, the funds have yet to leave your account, and will not leave your account unless the next step is completed, either automatically by our computers or manually by our service personnel. If the next step is not completed, for whatever reason, the allotted funds will remain in your account. However, they will not be made available for your use for, typically, 4-5 days. Your bank will "freeze"? the funds for this length of time in order to accommodate any potential delay in the completion of the transaction.

3. If we determine that the purchase is good, that is, not fraudulent or otherwise defective, we remove the funds from your credit card account and end the transaction.

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When you choose PayPal as your payment option on Domainsite.com, you are transferred from the Domainsite.com billing page to the PayPal.com site in order to make the payment. At the end of your session with PayPal.com, you must click the "Continue"? button in order to return to Domainsite.com and complete your order.

Your order may have failed to complete because you did not press the "Continue"? button at the end of your session with PayPal. Please be sure to follow all instructions each time you use PayPal on our website, or this same failure will occur.

If you send your PayPal email receipt for the order to support@domainsite.com, we can complete the transaction on your behalf and drop your purchase into your Domainsite.com account. If for some reason we are unable to complete the transaction, we will issue a refund directly to your PayPal account.

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