(EMAILWIRE.COM, February 19, 2012 ) San Francisco, CA -- Domainer's credit card expires. Domainers change their email address and don't update their domain contact information. Someone close to them, or a social engineer, transfers their domain name away without their permission.
When the domain name goes, everything else goes, too!
With Protected Registration, domainers receive:
Domain Ownership Protection:
Protects them from losing their domain names if they forget to renew it, or if LuckyRegister can't charge their credit card. If they fail to renew their domain names, LuckyRegister holds it for up to one year. During that time, it's in an inactive, protected status with a parked page. LuckyRegister does not keep your related services running if their domain name renewal lapses. To rescue the domain name during the protected status period, pay the renewal fee.
Deadbolt Transfer Protection:
Puts their domain name on lockdown, making it impossible for any inadvertent, accidental, or malicious transfer. Unlike regular domain name locking, which occurs at the registry level, Deadbolt Transfer Protection offers an even higher level of security - LuckyRegister locks their domain name in their account.
Ownership Protection Reports:
Annual domain name status report and email updates help them keep track of vital domain name information.
Private Registration:
Typically when they register a domain name, their contact information is publicly available. Private Registration shields their personal information from public view. They control who reaches them and when.
Business Registration:
Business Registration offers them a complete, online advertising listing that is instantly available to everyone who searches for their domain name in the Whois database.
About LuckyRegister.com
LuckyRegister offers everything customers need to make a name for themself on the Web, from cheap domain names and website builders to complete eCommerce solutions. LuckyRegister prouds to serve customers from locations around the world, including US, EU, ASIA, Australia and The Netherlands..
