.NAME

.NAME Domain Names

Launched in 2001, the Dot NAME TLD is the only one supposed to be for personal web pages only. These domain names can include personal or fictitious names, aliases and/or other labels people are famous by. Initially, just third-level registrations were possible, so if you wanted to obtain john.doe.name, you would have to do that under .doe.name. In 2004, however, the registration process was loosened and 2nd-level registrations were also allowed. Already bought third-level domains remained active.

Through our company, you can register your .NAME domain for a time interval between 1 and 10 years. You will be able to switch the WHOIS details, to park your domain, to edit Custom DNS records, etc. You can also move over an active domain to our firm if you have its EPP transfer key from the present registrar firm and we will renew it as soon as the transfer has been finalized. There are no particular rules on who can purchase a .NAME domain, but in order to keep the goal behind its establishment alive, the dot NAME Registry may check who the Registrant is and if there is no relation between the owner and the actual domain, the registration could be challenged.

The .NAME top-level domain name extension is one of the extensions that support internationalized domains, so we can also register a domain in any language at no added cost. In this way, your dot NAME domain will be recognized in your country or area with the accurate spelling in your native language.

.NAME Domain Names with OrcaDomains

With the DNS record along with URL redirection management options offered by OrcaDomains's Domain Manager, it is also possible to fully manage the behavior of your .NAME domains. That's right, you'll be able to manage several domains from the same location and to park as many domain names as you need - when you would like to widen your worldwide web presence. This will be a pretty simple task with this very effective, yet amazingly easy to use domain name management tool.