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Domain (UK and US) Registrations

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DeCal

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Can someone explain how i become a registrant for both US and UK domains? I know i do UK at Nominet UK but what about US. I could use eNom but i can't charge my site customers £GBP because eNom doesn't let me, only $USD

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For .us registration fee. I suggest you register the domain name for your client and send them your bill for registration.

Currently enom does not provide service of .uk, maybe soon.

You may want to try opensrs registry, they provide these extension. You need $500 for quick start program of opensrs.

Cheers,
tw
 
do they do us names aswell (opensrs that is?)
 
thanks all, had a look but there prices are way to expensive, i can register just 1 name somewhere else cheaper!!
 
What extension you want to register? Send me pm, I think I will be able to help you.

tw.
 
i need .co.uk, .net, .com and possibly .biz and .info every now and then!
 
Originally posted by DeCal
i need .co.uk, .net, .com and possibly .biz and .info every now and then!

I can register all these extension in two separate account. The .co.uk from opensrs and .net .com .biz .info to enom. I am (www.needname.com) is direct partner of these registry.

Let me know what names you want to register and send me pm.

cheers,
tw
 
i do want to register only if i can charge my customers in £GBP? Is that possible with you? and if so what are the costs?
 
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