yahoo Domain Names Price

Does This Domain Price Match My Budget?

 Is a discounted domain on sale ever for a website that is on fire, traffic-wise? An established domain can be very expensive, but depending on your needs this may be worth the cost. After all, consider the search rankings and traffic the domain already receives compared to starting with a new domain.

There are many reasons for why even established domains will come on sale. For instance, when a domain expires they often go on sale after the renewal period is over. Your company could profit greatly from latching onto an expired domain that has just come on sale. You can typically get a really good price if the domain is being sold by the company hosting it rather than the company that originally purchased it. Companies attempting to sell their own domains will usually charge a lot for what they know is a golden domain name. They know the going rate on domain for sales, and will not charge as little as a hosting company would.

If you can get an established domain for cheap your website will definitely benefit. This is because these premium, aged domain names are already ranking on popular search engines. Ranking in search engines such as Google and Yahoo is often determined by the age of the domain. This ranking is often why the domain price can be so high if being sold by the original owners. The hosting company does not care so much about this, though, which is why they will sell at a lower price.

An established domain on sale will be your best bet for finding a good deal. Aside from search engine rank there may already be links to your domain out there. Obviously, you will want to have a domain name that is easy for customers to remember. A simple domain name is a must, but imagine a simple one that people already visit and just think of the number of website hits you'll be getting.

Finding a domain for sale at a great price is the best thing you can do. There are many websites and hosts that specialize in getting premium and older domain names to the people that want them. Even companies that do not exclusively sell older domain often times sell older domain names as well. You will want to spend time researching domain names before you settle on which one is best for you, though. Check the search engine rankings and traffic reports on particular domains. Also look into who owns the domain currently. When registering a new domain you can often go through the company of your choice and shop for the best price, but some older names are owned by a particular company and it is important to see if anyone still owns the one you want in order to facilitate shopping around.

How much does Yahoo! Domains cost?

It depends on the term you choose

• 1-year term: $9.95
• 2-year term: $19.90
• 3-year term: $29.85
• 5-year term: $49.75

After term expires: $34.95/year

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How to Choose Yahoo Domain Name

Domain names, like yahoo.com, give customers an easy way to remember how to find you.

Yahoo! Store can automatically register and transfer domain names, and forward emails for .com, .net, and .org domains. We can also provide name service and hosting for other types of domain names such as country code top level domains (ccTLD), but because other naming authorities do not have automated registration processes, you must register for ccTLD domain names yourself.

Yahoo! Store also provides email forwarding for domain names you register through your Store account.

Domain registration is $35 per year to register a new domain. Domain transfers are $10 per year.

What makes a good domain name?
A good domain name should be easy to remember, easy to spell, and preferably short. The name of your company is always a good choice. If your desired domain name is already taken, you can search if the .net or .org variation is available. You may also use hyphens to create unique domain names.

What characters are allowed?
.Com, .net, and .org domain names must meet these requirements: They cannot exceed 67 characters, including the characters in the suffix (63 characters plus the 4 character .xyz). Only letters, numbers, or hyphens are permitted. A domain name may not begin or end with a hyphen. These requirements are not set by Yahoo!. They are part of the regulatory standards that .com, .net and .org domain names must follow.

What's the difference between http://yahoo.com and http://www.yahoo.com?
Not a lot. By default, Yahoo! Store makes both URLs work. You can advertise whichever one you like the best.

Do I need to put the http:// on?
Probably not. Most web sites just advertise www.widgetdesigns.com. The www. is a good enough clue to people that it's a web address, so you don't need to say it. All popular browsers let you simply type www.widgetdesigns.com into the URL window.

Should I get a lot of domain names?
You may register and own an unlimited number of domain names. In addition to .com, many people register the .net and .org variations of their primary domain name. Each domain name costs $35.00 per year. If you already own a domain name, you can transfer it for $10.00 per year.

Who owns the domain name I register?
If you register a domain name through Yahoo! Store, you may designate the Registrant (owner) and Administrator. Yahoo! is only listed as the technical contact and nameservers. As the Registrant, you have final authority and responsibility regarding the use of your domain name. For more information, refer to the Yahoo! Store Domain Service Agreement.

How can I change my domain name?
Changing a domain name associated with a Yahoo! Store is not possible. You can, however, register a new domain name then keep or cancel the old one.

What is the public domain name database?
A public domain name database (also known as Whois) contains contact information for all domain names. There are many registrars that register .com, .net and, .org domain names. Each of these registrars maintain their own public domain database

Yahoo! Store registers your domain name through Internet Names Worldwide (Melbourne IT)*, an ICANN Accredited registrar.
The personal contact information you provide as the Registrant and Administrative contact is used to register your domain name. As required by the Internet's governing organization (ICANN), this information will be made publicly available. For more information, refer to the Yahoo! Store Domain Service Agreement.

Records of all domain names registered by the registrar, Internet Names Worldwide, are maintained in their public domain domain database. The information includes Registrant, Administrator, technical contact, and nameserver information as well as record creation, update, and expiration dates. This information is available through many publicly accessible interfaces. You'll find a list of whois resources in Yahoo!'s directory.

How do I update my contact information in the public domain database?
The personal information you provided in your order was used to register your domain name. As required by ICANN, the Internet governance organization, this information was made publicly available. If you would like to change or update this contact information, please contact customer care.


Please note: If you registered your domain name through Yahoo! Store before March 21, 2001, your domain name's registrar is Network Solutions. Update your contact information by going to the Manage It section at Network Solutions.

What is the difference between .com, .net, and .org domain names?
Originally, the three letter suffix after the dot in domain names indicates whether the domain name was used for commercial (.COM), network (.NET), or non-profit (.ORG) purposes.

Although there are guidelines, anyone may register these regardless of the intended use.

.Net and .org suffixes are good alternatives if the domain names you want in .com is already taken.

Cancelling your Yahoo! Store
Once you cancel your Yahoo! Store, you will be responsible for all future domain registration and renewal fees. Your domain name will remain registered to you unless you either contact the registrar, Melbourne IT to delete the domain name or you stop paying the domain renewal fees.

*If you registered your domain name through Yahoo! Store before March 21, 2001, your domain name’s registrar is Network Solutions.

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