.NET

.NET Domain Names

When the .NET universal top-level domain was initially established in 1985, along with the first domains on the Internet, it was meant to be used by Internet Service Providers or infrastructure companies. Due to the fact that there were no special rules about the usage of the top-level domain, though, .NET domains were reserved and used for different purposes and by numerous people. This TLD represents a good substitution for dot COM, notably if the desirable domain with the latter extension is not available for registration.

Obtaining a .NET domain with our firm is as easy as 1-2-3 and takes no more than a couple of minutes, since we partner with an ICANN-certified registrar company. You can obtain such a domain for a time interval between 1 and 10 years, or, if you already have a domain, you can move it over to our firm and we will renew it when the transfer process is done. Transfers are possible for all domain names, which are at least 60 days old, provided that they are unlocked and that you have received an EPP transfer code – security measures set up by the .NET Registry to prevent unauthorized transfers. You can easily change the WHOIS details of the domain through your Control Panel tool, or, if you don't wish this information to be accessible at all, you can get a Whois Privacy Protection service, so nobody will be able to get your true contact information.

The dot NET top-level domain extension supports internationalized names, so you can pick if you want to target a certain country or region using a domain name in the local language, or the global online community – using a generic English name.

.NET Domain Management with Simply Practical Websites

And if you decide to open a hosting account with Simply Practical Websites, the custom Web Hosting Control Panel will enable you to manage both your domain(s) along with your site(s) easily from one and the very same place.