End of an era - www.binaryzone.co.uk will vanish soon ...
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Who came up with the idea of having .uk domains split into further subdomains must have thought they had a good reason, because to everyone else (ie "me" ) it just seems like an excuse to be able to have multiple companies fighting it out with multiple registration entities.
(Not that I know how things actually work in the UK, domain-wise. I'm just speculating.)
(Not that I know how things actually work in the UK, domain-wise. I'm just speculating.)
And me for my two sites, the one you'll know: http://www.zawtowers.org.uk/ - it was really cheap with UKReg, and they'll host it themselves if you want to pay them enough, or just act as a redirector. I've had no problems with them and I got all the paperwork from Nominet to say I'm the official domain owner.Mayhem wrote:I use http://www.ukreg.com myself to manage my domain name...
Might be worth registering with them once Nominet take the name down, Kenz?
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Kenz you could renew your name as http://www.binaryzone64.co.uk
It is available at http://www.123-reg.co.uk.
It will cost you around £8 for 2 years
So revamp the site and re-launch as binaryzone64.co.uk
Hope this help's
It is available at http://www.123-reg.co.uk.
It will cost you around £8 for 2 years
So revamp the site and re-launch as binaryzone64.co.uk
Hope this help's
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That's a good suggestion and I do like that name ...
... But Binary Zone is already BACK!!
www.binaryzone.org
I'm not sure how long the old domain will last so please could you all click the above linky and update your bookmarks / links etc.
Thanks for all the advice and feedback guys!
Now to change a billion banner graphics and give the site a good old touch-up (oo-er!)
... But Binary Zone is already BACK!!
www.binaryzone.org
I'm not sure how long the old domain will last so please could you all click the above linky and update your bookmarks / links etc.
Thanks for all the advice and feedback guys!
Now to change a billion banner graphics and give the site a good old touch-up (oo-er!)
I'm very glad your back online Kenz!
Though for my interest I looked up binaryzone.co.uk, it says "Renewal required" so just maybe you could get the domain back later.
I've been recently investigating the world of domain name and host purchasing.
I've learnt that it is a popular misconception that you OWN a domain, you actually LEASE it.
ICANN rules state that the latest you can even try a transfer of a domain to another domain registrar company is 5 days before expiry (an automated lockdown process). Ofcourse I'd imagine your domain registrar company would spam the living shit out of to renew it. After the expiry date, I believe a grace period exists which is somewhat misleading too. I Initailly thought it was 30 or something days but then I read it has more to do weither your hosting is paid for and the domains active DNS propogation. Then it will be unparked and sold off to the highest bidder (I guess).
Please correct me if I'm wrong (I'm still learning).
Though for my interest I looked up binaryzone.co.uk, it says "Renewal required" so just maybe you could get the domain back later.
I've been recently investigating the world of domain name and host purchasing.
I've learnt that it is a popular misconception that you OWN a domain, you actually LEASE it.
ICANN rules state that the latest you can even try a transfer of a domain to another domain registrar company is 5 days before expiry (an automated lockdown process). Ofcourse I'd imagine your domain registrar company would spam the living shit out of to renew it. After the expiry date, I believe a grace period exists which is somewhat misleading too. I Initailly thought it was 30 or something days but then I read it has more to do weither your hosting is paid for and the domains active DNS propogation. Then it will be unparked and sold off to the highest bidder (I guess).
Please correct me if I'm wrong (I'm still learning).
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Cheers mateypeep!
It looks like Nominet have yoinked the old domain already so pleeeeeeze update your links people - http://www.binaryzone.org - it's the only way to go!!
It looks like Nominet have yoinked the old domain already so pleeeeeeze update your links people - http://www.binaryzone.org - it's the only way to go!!
I had a similar upfuck with my domain earlier this year. It made me feel very stabby indeed.
Nominet are bastards. The people who pawn domain names for Nominet are even worse.
Nominet are bastards. The people who pawn domain names for Nominet are even worse.
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