|
|
|
|
|
Home
|
About
|
Services
|
Products
|
News
|
User
|
|
Contact
|
|
Partners
|
|
|
|
Domain Names
|
Email
|
Web Design
|
Hosting
|
Marketing
|
Administration
|
|
| home | >> | services | >> | domain names | >> | whois |
Domain Name Menu
domain search
domain prices
domain forwarding
domain forwarding form
register domain
transfer domain
transfer prices
whois
Email Information
You can contact Accounts, Sales or Support using the details provided on this page.
Telephone
For telephone enquiries, support and customer service please call 0800 169 3266
Facsimile
General and domain transfer faxes can be sent to 01223 420506
Post
For everything printed post to...
99-101, Cambridge Road,
Milton, Cambridge,
CB46AT. UK.
99-101, Cambridge Road,
Milton, Cambridge,
CB46AT. UK.
Online Client Zone
Client Access
Login to your online control panel for convenient access to monthly account information, client-specific reports, web hosting controls and your live traffic centre reporting on your site(s) visitor activity.
Login to your online control panel for convenient access to monthly account information, client-specific reports, web hosting controls and your live traffic centre reporting on your site(s) visitor activity.
UKSW Portfolio
featured site:
Bri-Ag Ltd
::: WHOIS :::
If you enter a domain name in our WHOIS search engine, it will scour a
huge database of domains and return information about the one you entered. This
information typically contains the name, address, and phone number of the
administrative, billing, and technical contacts of the domain name.
The whois database reflects the legal owner of the domain and if this doesn't contain your name and address, you are NOT the legal owner. There are some registrars who will register domain names in their own name to get around the privacy issue with this but this means they are the legal owner and not you. These suppliers should be avoided as ownership and/or legal issues can arise.
It generally depends upon the type of domain name and what the use will be for as to whether all your details will be listed. It is not possible to opt-out of the whois database for global top level domains (such as .coms) without losing the ownership of the domain name itself. ICANN are currently tracking down domain names with incorrect details and cancelling such domain names so please don't use fictional or inaccurate details as you may lose your domain name.
The best way to 'opt-out' is to use a PO BOX address with your domain name. This is perfectly valid and can be used as a general contact address for your web site and any other domain names you wish to register. It's also possible to use your 'work' address as the contact details for your domain name. Unfortunately a telephone number is still required along with an email address.
With .co.uk domains the system is different. Nominet UK (the registry for all UK domain names) will allow private individuals to opt out and this option is available during our registration process. This only applies when a domain name is registered for private use only. This results in only your name being shown rather than your address, phone number and email address.
The whois database reflects the legal owner of the domain and if this doesn't contain your name and address, you are NOT the legal owner. There are some registrars who will register domain names in their own name to get around the privacy issue with this but this means they are the legal owner and not you. These suppliers should be avoided as ownership and/or legal issues can arise.
Opting out
It generally depends upon the type of domain name and what the use will be for as to whether all your details will be listed. It is not possible to opt-out of the whois database for global top level domains (such as .coms) without losing the ownership of the domain name itself. ICANN are currently tracking down domain names with incorrect details and cancelling such domain names so please don't use fictional or inaccurate details as you may lose your domain name.
The best way to 'opt-out' is to use a PO BOX address with your domain name. This is perfectly valid and can be used as a general contact address for your web site and any other domain names you wish to register. It's also possible to use your 'work' address as the contact details for your domain name. Unfortunately a telephone number is still required along with an email address.
With .co.uk domains the system is different. Nominet UK (the registry for all UK domain names) will allow private individuals to opt out and this option is available during our registration process. This only applies when a domain name is registered for private use only. This results in only your name being shown rather than your address, phone number and email address.
| about | contact | privacy policy | returns policy | T & C's | site map |