What is a Domain Name?
A Domain Name is a singular name that works as identifier for a website on the Internet. Each Domain Name therefore is a unique address indicating a location on the Internet. Domain name is used as part of a website address (eg. www.mydomain.com) and email address (eg. info@mydomain.com). A domain names allows use of descriptive words to better enable people to remember, other wise a long string of numbers, a website or email address! A given Domain Name points to only one machine.

Domain Name Rules:
A domain name can be 2 to 63 characters. You can use numbers, letters, and dashes/hypen (-) in your domain name but it cannot start or end with a hyphen (-). Domains cannot contain spaces between words. Special characters such as the underscore (_), exclamation (!), and the (@) sign are also not permitted. Domain Names are not case sensitive - therefore you can quote your domain or email address in mixed cases to highlight any part of it.

Ownership:
By getting your domain registered in your name or your company's name, you become the legal owner of your domain name. The person or organization named in the registered record is called the 'Registrant'.

Registration at low cost:
We can register your Domain Name at low cost price in AUD.
For Australian Domain (.com.au, .net.au) cost $95.00 AUD for 2 years.
For Global Domain (.com, .net) cost $30 for 1 year.
Each Domain Name registration comes with password access.

Please contact us for your Domain Name registration requirements.

Rules for Australian Domain Registration

If you want to register a domain name in Australia, important rules apply. During the registration process, you will be required to warrant you meet the requirements below.

Australian domain names:
.COM.AU & .NET.AU

Popular amongst commercial entities, based in Australia, serving an Australian market. Must be an Australian registered company, or business to secure a domain, and must meet one of the following criteria:

	An exact match of the business’ name or trademark
	An abbreviation of the business’ name or trademark
	An acronym of the business’ name or trademark
	Product that the business manufactures or sells
	A program that the business administers
	An activity that your business facilitates, teaches or trains
	A service that your business provides
	A venue that the business operates
	A profession that is practiced by the business’ employees or members
	An event that your business organises or sponsors
	Place names in Australia are disallowed as domain names
	Domain names can be 2 to 63 letters, and words can be separated by hyphens, but not spaces

Australian domain names:
.AU.COM

Policy free, anyone can register any domain name, regardless of their rights to that domain name. If you own a company name, or a trademark, it does not prevent someone registering that name.

	register domain names for your company and/or business names
	register domain names for your industry sector
	register domain names for your town name
	register domain names for your product names

Australian domain names:
.ORG.AU

Charities, or not-for-profit organisations, as specified in your articles of association, you must be a registered company, or business, or incorporated association to acquire an org.au domain name, and must meet one of the following criteria:

	Product that the business manufactures or sells
	A program that the business administers
	A program that the business administers
	An activity that your business facilitates, teaches or trains
	A service that your business provides
	A venue that the business operates
	A profession that is practiced by the business’ employees or members
	An event that your business organises or sponsors

Australian domain names:
.ASN.AU

Applicants must either an incorporated association, registered political party, registered trade union, or a sporting or special interest club operating within Australia, and must meet one of the following criteria:

	A program that the business administers
	An activity that your business facilitates, teaches or trains
	A service that your business provides
	A venue that the business operates
	A profession that is practiced by the business’ employees or members
	An event that your business organises or sponsors

Australian domain names:
.ID.AU

Especially designed for individuals, who reside in Australia. Applicant must meet the following criteria:

Derived from or includes the individuals’ name

Remember - Protect all your domain names, to stop your competition getting one