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bocajohnh

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Thinking of listing some domain names at sedo to gather some data. I can always "unpark" them and move them to another server, right? There T&C docs made me think I could only move them if I sell them.

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They don't control your nameservers. You can move them away at any time.
 

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don't use their servers and use URL forwarding and use your own servers))))
 

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Originally posted by gotasale
don't use their servers and use URL forwarding and use your own servers))))

Excellent suggestion. I was thinking of splitting my names between the two suggested ways and seeing what happens, you just saved me that experiment.

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Originally posted by GiantDomains
They don't control your nameservers. You can move them away at any time.

Thank your for this excellent answer. I figured I was overthinking this, you've helped!

Thanks again.
 
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