Domain for life !

[richard]

I'm looking for a new host, and have an question regarding your accompanied domain ad. At the end of the contract, is there a mechanism for me to somehow buy the domain (only) and transfer it somewhere else ?

[lnxcode]

Richard - Welcome to the HostICan Community!

Yes, you may move it anywhere you wish if you move from us. The domain always belongs to you.

[joshuakeynes]

I have some i need to transfer to my hostican account, is a simple process? Im a little bit retard with computers

[nadya01]

Originally Posted by joshuakeynes

I have some i need to transfer to my hostican account, is a simple process? Im a little bit retard with computers

It depends on where you currently have the domains hosted, but you usually get a box where you can point them to the DNS servers of HIC.

[lnxcode]

Yep. Exactly, more information about our DNS can be found on: HostICan - Web Hosting - FREE Domain, PHP5 / MySQL5, Unlimited bandwidth, and more...

[Rockstaria]

Originally Posted by richard

I'm looking for a new host, and have an question regarding your accompanied domain ad. At the end of the contract, is there a mechanism for me to somehow buy the domain (only) and transfer it somewhere else ?

lol... You can ALWAYS move your domain name... it's part of 'domain-ing' in general. Some places make it a little harder to do since nobody wants to lose your business, but it can always and I mean ALWAYS be done... one way or another. ;-)

[jello]

I'm a complete noobie when it comes to domains and moving them from one host to another. I am currently with godaddy hosted and where I purchased from. If I switch to your hosting do I just need to modify the DNS configuration through godaddy?

[marci]

The best solution is to transfer your domain to HostICan. Use this link for registration Domain Registration Services . Then, create an account and use it to transfer the domain name. Once your domain is transferred you can easy to setup DNS records.

ns1.hostican.com
ns2.hostican.com

[ricky_host]

It's really not complicated, as said above just the name servers need to be changed to reflect the new server it is residing on.

http://answers.hostican.com/question...n+Name+Servers <-- Handy Link!

I'll be changing to Host-i-Can soon enough, just need to finalize some things

[nkkiegem123]

thanks for this wonderful info..i will tell my cousin about this, because he has an old domain and is planning to move to hostican services soon..