UKC Professional email guide Email does not have to end in .com A .com and a .co.uk email address work in the same technical way. Choose the ending that matches your main domain, website and brand. A UK-focused business may prefer…
Free domain with a qualifying service Choose an eligible domain during a qualifying hosting or website order A free-domain offer normally bundles the initial registration with another paid service. At UKC, select the domain during the eligible order and check…
Domain names cannot be permanently purchased in the sense that you own them indefinitely without any ongoing costs or obligations. Instead, domain names are registered for specific periods and require periodic renewals to maintain ownership. Here’s how domain ownership works:…
Domain name dispute guide A domain dispute is decided by rights, evidence and the policy for its extension Registration alone does not settle every claim to a name. For .UK domains, Nominet’s Dispute Resolution Service considers whether the complainant has…
Understanding free domain offers A domain may be free for the first term, but keeping it normally requires renewal Most useful domain names are not permanently free. A provider may include the initial registration with hosting, apply a promotion or…