Monthly Archives: March 2010
Namesco Broadband Delivers Free Netgear
Namesco the award winning Domain and Hosting provider further improves its Broadband service by offering the latest Netgear router. Our customers can now get a Free Netgear DG834GUK v5 router with each new Broadband package purchased.
NETGEAR has a long standing reputation for quality and reliability and the NETGEAR DG834G v5 wireless modem router adds considerable power and flexibility to your network. Five products in one, it combines an ADSL2+ modem, router, 10/100 LAN switch, 802.11g wireless access point, and SPI statefull firewall.
.DO Dominican Republic Opportunity
Those customers that had already registered a Dominican Republic, ART.DO, COM.DO, NET.DO, ORG.DO, SLD.DO, WEB.DO extension before October 30th 2009 had the ability to complete the .do registration before March 10th 2010.
Now, all unregistered .do domain names will be served on a first come, first served basis.
.PRO Request For Proposal
The .pro Registry has published details regarding the first phase of the release and allocation of one, two and three-character .PRO names. The first phase is Request for Proposal (RFP). The complete RFP process is outlined on the .pro Registry website at http://www.registry.pro/123. The deadline to submit RFPs for one-character .PRO names is March 31, 2010 and the deadline to submit RFPs for two- and three-character names is April 30, 2010.
Names not allocated by RFP will be released by auction and first come / first served, general release at a later date.
.COM.CO, .NET.CO Colombia
New opportunities are opening up in Colombia! .com.co and .net.co domains are now available to anyone, with no restrictions. Before, a local presence was required.
.CO Colombia Preview
.CO 2nd level opening (currently, only third level .co domain names are available for registration)
1. Global Sunrise April 26 – June 10: This phase is for trademark holders with exact match domain names registered prior to July 30, 2008. This allows companies to apply for their desired domain or domains and secure their trademarks. Matching domains will go to auction.
.CN China – Important update
If you have already registered a .cn domain name please ensure you pay particular attention to the expiry date as if this is lost, you may not be able to secure it again. Late in 2009 the Chinese registry decided to take action to try and prevent the number of malicious registrations. As of 20 December, 2009, CNNIC is requiring documentation to accompany all .CN domain registrations.
Applications for a .cn can only be accepted from Multi-national entities that have a Chinese branch* and the person submitting the application on behalf of the registrant (the entity), must be a Chinese citizen and have a valid PRC personal ID.
