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Top 25 Most Powerful Web Directories List
Top 25 Most Powerful Web Directories List
Traduction francaise: Liste des 25 Répertoires les Plus Puissants sur la Toile
So after getting a fair amount of feedback on my last series I decided it was finally time to offer a "Top 25 Most Powerful Web Directories" list. Now this comprehensive web directories list isn't set in stone, and will probably need to be updated on 3-month intervals, but it does cover a good majority of the top paid directories you should initially target to submit your site(s) too.
Now I don't usually offer such specific details on link building resources; personally I prefer to provide general tips and then let the viewer read between the lines and extract my key points, but in this case I just felt that I should provide a quick and powerful directory list to follow up my three part series on directory submissions. Only seems fitting. And with the potential power of directories for SEO currently in hot debate, I thought that it was the right time to unleash this list. (For the record; yes they are still powerful!)
Now, there are a lot of great directories that aren't on this list because they are either too expensive for my blood (BOTW, Yahoo! Directory) or it just takes way too long to get approved (DMOZ, Illumirate) when you're looking for a quick boost for your site(s). So without much further ado, here is a list of the top 25 most powerful directories:
1.) Family Friendly Sites
2.) Incrawler
3.) Kahuki
4.) Greenstalk
5.) Rakcha
6.) Joeant
7.) Splash Directory
8.) Goguides
9.) Enquira
10.) ALS Links
11.) Clush
12.) Octopedia
13.) Info Listings
14.) Skaffe
15.) Global Weblinks
16.) Links 2 Go
17.) Dmoz Zilla
18.) Gimpsy
19.) Global Link Networks
20.) Business Directory
21.) Zorg Directory
22.) TWD
23.) Data Spear
24.) World Site Index
25.) Most Popular Sites
Read more: http://www.searchenginepeople.com/blog/top-25-most-powerful-web-directories-list.html?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+SearchEnginePeople+%28Search+Engine+People%29#ixzz10ueAoLsJ
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
PayBox.me -- Major Income Opportunity
Sep 14th, 2010
I would like to introduce you to the next big pay processor that will hit the Internet.
This is going to be as big as Alertpay & Paypal, and maybe even bigger.
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PayBox.me is in its Beta testing state and is offering people the opportunity to make a lot of money in the long term. Below is information that is taken from the site stating what PayBox.me is about and how you can earn with them.
Why you should join today...
•You start with a $50 balance and it's free.
•PayBox will add up to $20 per day to your account for participating as we prepare to launch our new service.
•You get $5 per person you refer to PayBox.
•You'll be an EarlyBird user—before PayBox opens to the public.
•You'll help shape the development of the best payment system ever designed for the Internet.
•You could have hundreds or thousands of dollars in your account by the time we launch, without ever making a deposit!
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What is It?
PayBox is developing an online currency and payment processing service to make buying and selling online easier, more secure and available to everyone.
We're designing our service with the help of a dedicated group ofEarlyBird users who are contributing ideas and feedback.
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Stages of development planned to launch in 2011:
•Person-to-Person transactions.
•Small Business integration, including payment processing modules for all popular shopping cart software.
•Mid-sized Business integration.
•Major Online Store integration.
•Debit Card linked to your PayBox account.
•Currency exchange with all major world currencies.
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How can you Earn?
As an EarlyBird user of PayBox, it's your job to...
•Log in frequently to see where we need your help.
•Participate. Share your opinion and complete tasks which can be done from the comfort of your home or office computer.
•Be available by email. If we need your help with a special task, we must be able to reach you in a timely manner by email.
•Be an advocate. You may invite your trusted friends and family to join PayBox.
We'll add new tasks as we continue to grow. With each new task, you can always choose to participate (and get rewarded) or not.
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Sign Up:
To sign up and register with the site click on the link below.
http://www.paybox.me/r/darkstr1
This is going to be as big as Alertpay & Paypal, and maybe even bigger.
===================================================
PayBox.me is in its Beta testing state and is offering people the opportunity to make a lot of money in the long term. Below is information that is taken from the site stating what PayBox.me is about and how you can earn with them.
Why you should join today...
•You start with a $50 balance and it's free.
•PayBox will add up to $20 per day to your account for participating as we prepare to launch our new service.
•You get $5 per person you refer to PayBox.
•You'll be an EarlyBird user—before PayBox opens to the public.
•You'll help shape the development of the best payment system ever designed for the Internet.
•You could have hundreds or thousands of dollars in your account by the time we launch, without ever making a deposit!
=================================================
What is It?
PayBox is developing an online currency and payment processing service to make buying and selling online easier, more secure and available to everyone.
We're designing our service with the help of a dedicated group ofEarlyBird users who are contributing ideas and feedback.
===================================================
Stages of development planned to launch in 2011:
•Person-to-Person transactions.
•Small Business integration, including payment processing modules for all popular shopping cart software.
•Mid-sized Business integration.
•Major Online Store integration.
•Debit Card linked to your PayBox account.
•Currency exchange with all major world currencies.
===================================================
How can you Earn?
As an EarlyBird user of PayBox, it's your job to...
•Log in frequently to see where we need your help.
•Participate. Share your opinion and complete tasks which can be done from the comfort of your home or office computer.
•Be available by email. If we need your help with a special task, we must be able to reach you in a timely manner by email.
•Be an advocate. You may invite your trusted friends and family to join PayBox.
We'll add new tasks as we continue to grow. With each new task, you can always choose to participate (and get rewarded) or not.
===================================================
Sign Up:
To sign up and register with the site click on the link below.
http://www.paybox.me/r/darkstr1
Labels:
http://www.paybox.me/r/darkstr1
Digital UK - TV Explained
Digital UK - TV Explained: "Television signals can be received via an aerial, satellite, cable or broadband connection. Switchover affects any TV that receives its signal from an aerial.
If you use an aerial, it will receive its signal from a transmitter. In the UK, there are more than 1,150 transmitters organised into around 80 transmitter groups that will switch to digital one by one. Each group has a main switchover transmitter and local relay transmitters.
Before switchover, local relay transmitters are only able to transmit an analogue TV signal. After switchover, for the first time, local relay transmitters will transmit a digital signal and increase the number of channels available from around 5 to around 15.
Why is it important that I understand which transmitter I am watching?"
If you use an aerial, it will receive its signal from a transmitter. In the UK, there are more than 1,150 transmitters organised into around 80 transmitter groups that will switch to digital one by one. Each group has a main switchover transmitter and local relay transmitters.
Before switchover, local relay transmitters are only able to transmit an analogue TV signal. After switchover, for the first time, local relay transmitters will transmit a digital signal and increase the number of channels available from around 5 to around 15.
Why is it important that I understand which transmitter I am watching?"
Learn/Domain Name - AboutUs Wiki Page
Learn/Domain Name - AboutUs Wiki Page: "Your domain name is your brand. It's the first thing many potential customers will see, and it's how many will remember you. Choose the wrong one, and it will hinder your growth. Choose the right one, and it will make you money -- perhaps even make you famous."
An SEO & Web Marketing Blog: Scatterings
An SEO & Web Marketing Blog: Scatterings: "The Convergence of Nanotech, Biotech, Infotech, Cognitive Science
Once in a while, I attend a conference that I am not speaking at. It’s a rare occasion, but it is a welcomed one when it happens because I don’t have to be 'on' in my presentation mode. I can just sit back, relax and take in the sessions, network and go to the parties-- just be myself."
Once in a while, I attend a conference that I am not speaking at. It’s a rare occasion, but it is a welcomed one when it happens because I don’t have to be 'on' in my presentation mode. I can just sit back, relax and take in the sessions, network and go to the parties-- just be myself."
Business Blog 101 - AboutUs Wiki Page
Business Blog 101 - AboutUs Wiki Page: "Think of a weblog as an alternative vehicle for conveying information, apart from your website. You could consider creating a blog if you are:
* A business owner looking to expand your company's web presence and reach more potential customers
* A marketing strategist seeking another way to promote your clients on the web
* A community manager interacting with the people who've gathered around your brand or cause
A weblog is easy to update and easy to read. Blogging software such as WordPress or MovableType makes it a snap for an author to create and manage content, and to update the blog frequently -- even multiple times a day -- without any help from a webmaster."
* A business owner looking to expand your company's web presence and reach more potential customers
* A marketing strategist seeking another way to promote your clients on the web
* A community manager interacting with the people who've gathered around your brand or cause
A weblog is easy to update and easy to read. Blogging software such as WordPress or MovableType makes it a snap for an author to create and manage content, and to update the blog frequently -- even multiple times a day -- without any help from a webmaster."
Learn/Writing Great Content - AboutUs Wiki Page
Learn/Writing Great Content - AboutUs Wiki Page: "Close Me
Good Writing Makes Good Business
Image:FrontPageMagnify.png Learn Image:FrontPagePromote.png Promote Image:FrontPageShare.png Share
Your customers want to do business with an expert. Publishing well-written articles that help people is a great way to earn new business. Most people would rather do business with someone they feel they know -- even just a little bit -- than with a random company they found in the Yellow Pages or search engine results. Offering valuable information online helps potential customers find you, and gives them confidence in your professional expertise.
Intuitive SEO by the Book
If you think of your website as a book, and organise it like one, you’ll find that tuning the site and its pages for best search engine optimization (SEO) becomes easy and intuitive.
Good Writing Makes Good Business
Image:FrontPageMagnify.png Learn Image:FrontPagePromote.png Promote Image:FrontPageShare.png Share
Your customers want to do business with an expert. Publishing well-written articles that help people is a great way to earn new business. Most people would rather do business with someone they feel they know -- even just a little bit -- than with a random company they found in the Yellow Pages or search engine results. Offering valuable information online helps potential customers find you, and gives them confidence in your professional expertise.
Intuitive SEO by the Book
If you think of your website as a book, and organise it like one, you’ll find that tuning the site and its pages for best search engine optimization (SEO) becomes easy and intuitive.
Using Facebook and Twitter for Your Business - AboutUs Wiki Page
Using Facebook and Twitter for Your Business - AboutUs Wiki Page: "Many business owners are adding Facebook and Twitter to their marketing toolkits because they are free, reasonably easy to learn, and don't require much time. They can be simple and effective ways to promote your business, engage your current customers and win new ones.
Social media marketing is also growing fast, as more people from all walks of life jump into social networks. Facebook is the second most-visited site on the web, with a member count that's higher than the population of the United States.
Twitter, initially popular among tech-savvy professionals, is also growing rapidly. According to a February 2010 study, 41 percent of Americans use Facebook regularly, and 7 percent use Twitter.
For the owner of a small business, Facebook and Twitter can be powerful. Each offers a place where you can build a fan base and communicate directly with your fans -- and, by the way, anyone else who's looking at your postings."
Social media marketing is also growing fast, as more people from all walks of life jump into social networks. Facebook is the second most-visited site on the web, with a member count that's higher than the population of the United States.
Twitter, initially popular among tech-savvy professionals, is also growing rapidly. According to a February 2010 study, 41 percent of Americans use Facebook regularly, and 7 percent use Twitter.
For the owner of a small business, Facebook and Twitter can be powerful. Each offers a place where you can build a fan base and communicate directly with your fans -- and, by the way, anyone else who's looking at your postings."
URL Rewrites & Redirects: The Gory Details (Part 1 of 2)
URL Rewrites & Redirects: The Gory Details (Part 1 of 2): "The three types of URL rewrites
Rewriting of search engine sub-optimal URLs can be accomplished through three approaches. The first of which – using a “URL rewriting” server module/plugin such as mod_rewrite for Apache or ISAPI_Rewrite for Microsoft IIS Server – is the most popular. If you can’t use a URL rewriting module on your server, you might recode your scripts to extract variables out of the “path_info” part of the URL instead of the “query_string”. An example of this might look like http://www.example.com/index.php/category/widgets.
With either approach, you’d want to replace all occurrences of your old URLs in links on your site with your new search-friendly URLs. Additionally, you may wish to 301 redirect the old URLs to the new ones, but this is apparently optional with the advent of the canonical tag. The third approach would be to use a proxy server based solution (e.g. GravityStream) that eliminates the need to recode your site or re-architect your CMS/e-commerce platform. This can be useful when IT department involvement with SEO projects must be minimized, for whatever reason."
Rewriting of search engine sub-optimal URLs can be accomplished through three approaches. The first of which – using a “URL rewriting” server module/plugin such as mod_rewrite for Apache or ISAPI_Rewrite for Microsoft IIS Server – is the most popular. If you can’t use a URL rewriting module on your server, you might recode your scripts to extract variables out of the “path_info” part of the URL instead of the “query_string”. An example of this might look like http://www.example.com/index.php/category/widgets.
With either approach, you’d want to replace all occurrences of your old URLs in links on your site with your new search-friendly URLs. Additionally, you may wish to 301 redirect the old URLs to the new ones, but this is apparently optional with the advent of the canonical tag. The third approach would be to use a proxy server based solution (e.g. GravityStream) that eliminates the need to recode your site or re-architect your CMS/e-commerce platform. This can be useful when IT department involvement with SEO projects must be minimized, for whatever reason."
TheWikiWay:LinkAsYouThink - AboutUs Wiki Page
TheWikiWay:LinkAsYouThink - AboutUs Wiki Page: "CamelCase is a writing convention in which words are combined by taking out the spacing in between and capitalizing the first letter of each word, such as CamelCase. The name is derived from the idea of the capital letters being reminiscent of humps on a camel's back. The CamelCase convention is used in computer systems in which naming requires words to be contiguous. With CamelCase, words are readily distinguished and names more easily read.
CamelCase provides a direct link in the world of Google. Within a few weeks of working on a page that is CamelCased it will return as the first hit.
A criticism of CamelCase is that it's hard for non-native English speakers to understand where one word ends and another begins. However, the idea is that CamelCase creates a unique WikiWord that describes an idea/thought or action.
In the original concept of CamelCase, one less key stroke makes a HyperText link - it is easier to link while you think - LinkLanguage for a HyperText internet.
* http://webseitz.fluxent.com/wiki/LinkAsYouThink
* http://www.eekim.com/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?LinkAsYouThink"
CamelCase provides a direct link in the world of Google. Within a few weeks of working on a page that is CamelCased it will return as the first hit.
A criticism of CamelCase is that it's hard for non-native English speakers to understand where one word ends and another begins. However, the idea is that CamelCase creates a unique WikiWord that describes an idea/thought or action.
In the original concept of CamelCase, one less key stroke makes a HyperText link - it is easier to link while you think - LinkLanguage for a HyperText internet.
* http://webseitz.fluxent.com/wiki/LinkAsYouThink
* http://www.eekim.com/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?LinkAsYouThink"
Learn - AboutUs Wiki Page
Learn - AboutUs Wiki Page: "Online Marketing Is the New Marketing
The whole world is going online, whether via desktop computer, netbook or smartphone. People want product information, and they want it on their own time, just when they're ready to research or buy something. The marketer’s challenge is to put out the kind of quality information that will pull in the right customers, at the moment when they’re looking for what we’re selling. Here are a few great books on how to do that, and just as important, how to get into the right mindset."
The whole world is going online, whether via desktop computer, netbook or smartphone. People want product information, and they want it on their own time, just when they're ready to research or buy something. The marketer’s challenge is to put out the kind of quality information that will pull in the right customers, at the moment when they’re looking for what we’re selling. Here are a few great books on how to do that, and just as important, how to get into the right mindset."
Sunday, September 12, 2010
How To Make Great Presentations ~ PPC Blog
How To Make Great Presentations ~ PPC Blog: "Great Presentations Are About Pla"
TechCrunch
TechCrunch: "A Massive War Is Approaching As The Tablet Market Cannot Sustain Six�Separate�Platforms
Can you hear that? It’s the sound of war. Better choose your side soon, too. The tablet wars are going to get nasty.
Apple’s army is prepped, already backed by over 3 million zealous iPad owners. But the Google Android horde is quickly banding together and will soon offer countless weapons from several major CE houses and dozens of smaller camps. Google is also quietly forming the stealthy Chrome OS platoon that will likely enter the battle a bit late, but shouldn’t be forgotten, ether.
Then there’s the suit & tie brigade with their trusty BlackBerry holstered on their hips, ready to be tethered to the coming BlackPad. Don’t forget about the wildcard: The HP-produced, webOS-powered PalmPad no doubt has a couple of tricks, enough to put up a decent fight. Then there’s the battle-tested Windows that might still be able to fire a few direct shots.
The tablet wars are coming and not everyone is going to survive. There simply isn’t enough market share to support the five or more upcoming tablet platforms."
Can you hear that? It’s the sound of war. Better choose your side soon, too. The tablet wars are going to get nasty.
Apple’s army is prepped, already backed by over 3 million zealous iPad owners. But the Google Android horde is quickly banding together and will soon offer countless weapons from several major CE houses and dozens of smaller camps. Google is also quietly forming the stealthy Chrome OS platoon that will likely enter the battle a bit late, but shouldn’t be forgotten, ether.
Then there’s the suit & tie brigade with their trusty BlackBerry holstered on their hips, ready to be tethered to the coming BlackPad. Don’t forget about the wildcard: The HP-produced, webOS-powered PalmPad no doubt has a couple of tricks, enough to put up a decent fight. Then there’s the battle-tested Windows that might still be able to fire a few direct shots.
The tablet wars are coming and not everyone is going to survive. There simply isn’t enough market share to support the five or more upcoming tablet platforms."
Network Advertising Initiative
Network Advertising Initiative: "Wikis
These entries contain simple, user-generated and edited explanations of important vocabulary and concepts that may be of interest:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Online_advertising
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTTP_cookie
http://wiki.media-culture.org.au/index.php/
Online_Advertising
http://wiki.media-culture.org.au/index.php/
Privacy_Guidelines"
These entries contain simple, user-generated and edited explanations of important vocabulary and concepts that may be of interest:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Online_advertising
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTTP_cookie
http://wiki.media-culture.org.au/index.php/
Online_Advertising
http://wiki.media-culture.org.au/index.php/
Privacy_Guidelines"
Agenda | DomainConvergence
Agenda | DomainConvergence: "Castello Brothers
The Castello Brothers (Michael and David Castello), the keynote speakers for Domain Convergence 2009, are the CEO and COO of the Castello Cities Internet Network, Inc (CCIN.com). The Castello Brothers own, manage and develop some of the most recognized geo and generic domain names in the world including over a thousand high profile brands such as Daycare.com, Acapulco.com, Nashville.com, Bullion.com, Whisky.com, Cost.com, PalmSprings.com, Sample.com, LagunaBeach.com, Rate.com, WestPalmBeach.com, Kennel.com and Traveler.com. The Castello Brothers are members of ICANN’s Business Constituency and were awarded the Domainer’s Choice Awards for Domain Ambassadors at the DOMAINfest Global Conference. In 2008 they were inducted into the Geo Hall of Fame at the Geo Expo.
Christian Heilmann
Christian Heilmann, a guest speaker and moderator for Domain Convergence 2009, is a geek and a hacker by heart. He’s been a professional web developer for eleven years and worked his way through several agencies up to Yahoo where he has delivered Yahoo Maps Europe and Yahoo Answers. He’s written books on JavaScript, Ajax, and web development – and now he’s ready to show you how to develop your web properties in the most effective and efficient ways possible."
The Castello Brothers (Michael and David Castello), the keynote speakers for Domain Convergence 2009, are the CEO and COO of the Castello Cities Internet Network, Inc (CCIN.com). The Castello Brothers own, manage and develop some of the most recognized geo and generic domain names in the world including over a thousand high profile brands such as Daycare.com, Acapulco.com, Nashville.com, Bullion.com, Whisky.com, Cost.com, PalmSprings.com, Sample.com, LagunaBeach.com, Rate.com, WestPalmBeach.com, Kennel.com and Traveler.com. The Castello Brothers are members of ICANN’s Business Constituency and were awarded the Domainer’s Choice Awards for Domain Ambassadors at the DOMAINfest Global Conference. In 2008 they were inducted into the Geo Hall of Fame at the Geo Expo.
Christian Heilmann
Christian Heilmann, a guest speaker and moderator for Domain Convergence 2009, is a geek and a hacker by heart. He’s been a professional web developer for eleven years and worked his way through several agencies up to Yahoo where he has delivered Yahoo Maps Europe and Yahoo Answers. He’s written books on JavaScript, Ajax, and web development – and now he’s ready to show you how to develop your web properties in the most effective and efficient ways possible."
The Web Value Investor � Comparing Godaddy’s and NetSol’s price tags
The Web Value Investor � Comparing Godaddy’s and NetSol’s price tags: "In Godaddy’s case, we have a Registrar that in 2005 was doing about 137M a year in revenues. They filed this S1 back then to raise 200M in an IPO which was then called off. 84 Million of those revenues came from domain registrations. Godaddy retails domains around $8 or $9, so $6 goes to Verisign, putting their COGS on the domains around 75%. That’s the thing with domain registrars that play the margin game (even wholesalers like my favorite Tucows): the gross margins on the domains aren’t that great (especially compared to the registry side of things), so those registrars need to make it up in add-ons. In Godaddy’s case that means web hosting, email, SSL certs, et al.
While the original S1 showed Godaddy was actually losing money. I don’t have the figures handy to see how many domains they had under management in 2005, I imagine they’re a lot larger now than they were then. I also suspect that they are also benefiting greatly from monetizing their domain expiries, a la Tucows."
While the original S1 showed Godaddy was actually losing money. I don’t have the figures handy to see how many domains they had under management in 2005, I imagine they’re a lot larger now than they were then. I also suspect that they are also benefiting greatly from monetizing their domain expiries, a la Tucows."
How to invest in three hot emerging-market sectors Weekend Investor - MarketWatch
How to invest in three hot emerging-market sectors Weekend Investor - MarketWatch: "Brazil, notably, is hosting soccer's World Cup in 2014 and the Olympics in 2016 -- two events that require a functional infrastructure. China, meanwhile, has embarked on a monumental, multiyear effort to connect the underdeveloped western interior with its wealthy, modernized eastern coastal cities."
Domain Transfers
The Insider’s Guide to Domain Transfers
The image below illustrates the flow of a domain transfer, including the actions taken by each of
the parties involved. Please note that all confirmation emails are sent to the Administrative
Contact email address listed for the domain.
© Copyright 2008. All rights reserved.
Obtaining an Authorization Code
The table below lists the contact information for the most common Registrars and describes how
to obtain a transfer Authorization Code (Auth Code) from each.
Registrar To obtain an Auth Code Contact Info Transfer Approval
Network
Solutions
Call 24 hour support and request Auth Code and
they will send to ‘Admin’ contact on domain.
(888) 6429675
24/7 Confirmation Email sent
to the primary contact on
record to approve transfer.
Register.com Within Account Management click on a Domain
Name to view its details. The Auth Code will be
listed on the right.
MF
8am6pm
U.S./Canada:
(877) 8660045
Other:
(902) 7492056
Link within the email
confirmation to ‘Admin’
to approve transfer.
Tucows Auth Code located in account within the
Domain Details at manage.opensrs.net,
username and password provided from reseller.
(800) 3716992
MF
8am8pm
support@opensrs.org
Email to ‘Admin’ from
Transfers@opensrs.org to
approve transfer.
Verio Email domreg@veriohosting.
com from
‘Admin’ contact email and they will send the
Auth Code.
(800) 4388374
or
support@verio.com
Email to ‘Admin’ to
approve transfer.
MelbourneIT Email das@melbourneit.com.au with Domain
Name, Registry Key, and request Auth code.
Info will be sent to ‘Admin’
+61 386242300
www.melbourneit.co
m.au/contacts/support
.php
Email to ‘Admin’
toapprove transfer.
eNom Auth Code located on bottom of ‘whois‘ info for
Domain Name located in the account
management area. (425) 2744500
Autoapproval
of transfer
after approximately 5
days.
eNom reseller Go to www.enom.com/help, and enter Domain
Name, this will provide contact information for
reseller and then request Auth Code. Varies by Reseller
Autoapproval
of transfer
after approximately 5
days.
Bulk Register Email domainsupport@bulkregister.com from
‘Admin’, if reseller is listed as ‘Admin’ contact,
call reseller.
(877) 5278869
MF
9am7pm
domainsupport@bulk
register.com
Email to ‘Admin’ to
approve transfer from
transfer@bulkregister.co
m
Joker.com (PreApproval
Needed)
Log into account and go to ‘Service Zone’,
under advanced options click ‘Proceed>
Next,
click ‘Transfer’ button and supply Domain
Name. Email sent to ‘Admin’ and within 5 days
preapproval
granted. 10 day window for
transfer begins. Now, go to the ‘Service Zone’
and click the ‘Status’ button.
https://joker.com/?
mode=support&
support_type=intro
No Phone Support
10 day window with preapproval
required.
Instructions in Auth Code
Heading.
Stargate Email online support from ‘Admin’ email
provided in Contact Info heading.
www.stargateinc.com
/us/contact.asp#
No Phone Support
Autoapproval
of transfer
after approximately 5
days.
Names4Ever Auth Code for transfer is your account
password.
Online Chat Support
(877) 2758763
Autoapproval
of transfer
after approximately 3
days.
AIT Domains Send a transfer request to them via an online (877) 5492881
aitdomains.com/ticke
5 day waiting period, no
© Copyright 2008. All rights reserved.
support ticket, and they will send the Auth Code. ts.htm.often approval, no email.
Transfer Confirmation Email
The Administrative Contact for the domain name for which a transfer is requested will receive
the following email:
====================================================================
DOMAIN NAME TRANSFER Initial
Authorization for Registrar Transfer
====================================================================
Re: Transfer of
We received a request on 00/00/0000 to become the new registrar of record for the
listed domain(s).
You have received this message because you are listed as the Registered Name Holder
or Administrative contact for this domain name in the WHOIS database. Please read
the following important information about transferring your domain name:
You must agree to enter into a new Registration Agreement with us. You can review
the full terms and conditions of the Agreement at:
http://
Once you have entered into the Agreement, the transfer will take place within five
(5) calendar days, unless the current registrar of record denies the request.
After a transfer takes place, you will not be able to transfer to another registrar
for 60 days. (With the exception of a transfer back to the previous registrar, in
cases where both registrars so agree or where a decision in a dispute resolution
process so directs.)
================================================================================
IMPORTANT: If you do not respond, the domain names listed above will not be
transferred to us.
================================================================================
TO PROCEED WITH THE TRANSFER, you must:
Go to https://
*** NOTE: if clicking the link does not work, please type the ENTIRE link into your
browser ***
You will be asked to provide the following codes in order to process this domain
transfer. Please copy and paste them into the corresponding fields when asked:
Transaction ID: <##TRANSACTIONID##>
Security Code: <##TRANSFERKEY##>
If you DO NOT WANT the transfer to proceed, then don't respond to this message.
If you have any questions about this process, please contact us by email at
Regards,
Domain Services
© Copyright 2008. All rights reserved.
Authorizing a Domain Transfer to Your Account
Your domain transfer will not succeed unless you unlock the domain, remove privacy, set up a
valid administrative email, and apply the correct authorization code(for domain names that
require one).
To Authorize a Domain Transfer to Your Account
1. Log in to your Account Manager.
2. In the My Products section, click Manage Domains. The Domain Manager displays.
3. From the Domains menu, select Pending Transfers.
4. Click the Authorization button, and then click Begin Transfer Authorization.
5. In the Transaction ID field, enter the transaction ID from the email notification we sent
regarding the domain transfer, and then click Next.
6. In the Security Code field, enter the security code from the email notification we sent
regarding the domain transfer, and then click Next.
7. If applicable, enter the Authorization Code that you received from the current Registrar
and click Continue.
Troubleshooting Domain Transfers
· Authorization Code (Auth Code) For
domains that require one, the customer must obtain
an Auth Code for the transfer from the losing Registrar and enter it in the transfer
confirmation page. (For information on Authorization Codes see page 2.)
· Awaiting Response The
gaining Registrar must receive a response from the Administrative
(Admin) Contact within 30 days. If you have not received a confirmation email, verify that
the Admin email address is valid. (See an example confirmation email on page 3.)
· Failed Transfer The
domain is locked, expired, or was registered or renewed within the
last 60 days and therefore cannot be transferred at this time. If your domain is locked, you
must contact your current registrar to unlock it before the transfer can be completed.
· No Response / Late Response The
losing Registrar must receive a response to the transfer
confirmation email within their allotted timeframe.
For more information about transferring domains or authorization codes, please visit our Help
Center or contact the Customer Support department.
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Country Domains
These domains are for countries. Some allow foreign registration.Domains
List of ccTLDs* Foreign registration permitted
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- ac — Ascension Island*
- ad — Andorra
- ae — United Arab Emirates
- af — Afghanistan
- ag — Antigua and Barbuda*
- ai — Anguilla
- al — Albania
- am — Armenia*
- an — Netherlands Antilles
- ao — Angola
- aq — Antarctica
- ar — Argentina
- as — American Samoa*
- at — Austria*
- au — Australia
- aw — Aruba
- ax — Åland Islands
- az — Azerbaijan
- ba — Bosnia and Herzegovina
- bb — Barbados
- bd — Bangladesh
- be — Belgium*
- bf — Burkina Faso
- bg — Bulgaria
- bh — Bahrain
- bi — Burundi*
- bj — Benin
- bl — Saint Barthélemy
- bm — Bermuda
- bn — Brunei
- bo — Bolivia*
- br — Brazil*
- bs — Bahamas*
- bt — Bhutan
- bv — Bouvet Island (not in use; no registrations)
- bw — Botswana
- by — Belarus
- bz — Belize*
- cat — Catalonia
- ca — Canada
- cc — Cocos (Keeling) Islands*
- cd — Democratic Republic of the Congo (formerly .zr — Zaire)*
- cf — Central African Republic
- cg — Republic of the Congo*
- ch — Switzerland*
- ci — Côte d'Ivoire (Ivory Coast)*
- ck — Cook Islands*
- cl — Chile
- cm — Cameroon
- cn — People's Republic of China*
- co — Colombia
- cr — Costa Rica
- cu — Cuba
- cv — Cape Verde
- cx — Christmas Island*
- cy — Cyprus
- cz — Czech Republic
- ec — Ecuador*
- ee — Estonia
- eg — Egypt
- eh — Western Sahara (not assigned; no DNS)
- er — Eritrea
- es — Spain*
- et — Ethiopia
- eu — European Union (code "exceptionally reserved" by ISO 3166–1)
- fi — Finland
- fj — Fiji*
- fk — Falkland Islands
- fm — Federated States of Micronesia*
- fo — Faroe Islands
- fr — France
- ga — Gabon
- gb — United Kingdom (Reserved domain by IANA; deprecated — see .uk)
- gd — Grenada*
- ge — Georgia
- gf — French Guiana
- gg — Guernsey
- gh — Ghana
- gi — Gibraltar
- gl — Greenland*
- gm — Gambia
- gn — Guinea
- gp — Guadeloupe
- gq — Equatorial Guinea
- gr — Greece*
- gs — South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands*
- gt — Guatemala
- gu — Guam
- gw — Guinea-Bissau
- gy — Guyana
- hk — Hong Kong*
- hm — Heard Island and McDonald Islands*
- hn — Honduras*
- hr — Croatia
- ht — Haiti
- hu — Hungary*
- id — Indonesia
- ie — Ireland
- il — Israel*
- im — Isle of Man*
- in — India*
- io — British Indian Ocean Territory*
- iq — Iraq
- ir — Iran*
- is — Iceland*
- it — Italy
- ke — Kenya
- kg — Kyrgyzstan
- kh — Cambodia
- ki — Kiribati
- km — Comoros
- kn — Saint Kitts and Nevis
- kp — North Korea
- kr — South Korea
- kw — Kuwait
- ky — Cayman Islands
- kz — Kazakhstan*
- la — Laos*
- lb — Lebanon
- lc — Saint Lucia
- li — Liechtenstein*
- lk — Sri Lanka
- lr — Liberia
- ls — Lesotho*
- lt — Lithuania
- lu — Luxembourg
- lv — Latvia*
- ly — Libya*
- ma — Morocco
- mc — Monaco
- md — Moldova*
- me — Montenegro*
- mg — Madagascar
- mh — Marshall Islands
- mk — Republic of Macedonia
- ml — Mali
- mm — Myanmar
- mn — Mongolia*
- mo — Macau
- mp — Northern Mariana Islands*
- mq — Martinique
- mr — Mauritania
- ms — Montserrat*
- mt — Malta
- mu — Mauritius*
- mv — Maldives
- mw — Malawi*
- mx — Mexico*
- my — Malaysia
- mz — Mozambique
- na — Namibia*
- nc — New Caledonia
- ne — Niger
- nf — Norfolk Island*
- ng — Nigeria
- ni — Nicaragua
- nl — Netherlands*
- no — Norway
- np — Nepal
- nr — Nauru*
- nu — Niue*
- nz — New Zealand*
- om — Oman
- pa — Panama
- pe — Peru
- pf — French Polynesia
- pg — Papua New Guinea
- ph — Philippines*
- pk — Pakistan*
- pl — Poland*
- pm — Saint Pierre and Miquelon
- pn — Pitcairn Islands*
- pr — Puerto Rico*
- ps — Palestine*
- pt — Portugal*
- pw — Palau
- py — Paraguay
- qa — Qatar
- sa — Saudi Arabia
- sb — Solomon Islands*
- sc — Seychelles*
- sd — Sudan
- se — Sweden*
- sg — Singapore
- sh — Saint Helena*
- si — Slovenia
- sj — Svalbard and Jan Mayen islands (not in use; no registrations)
- sk — Slovakia
- sl — Sierra Leone
- sm — San Marino*
- sn — Senegal
- so — Somalia* (down, still is delegated to Monolith [ml.org] Philadelphia, an entity defunct since end—1998)
- sr — Suriname*
- st — São Tomé and Príncipe*
- su — Soviet Union (deprecated; being phased out; code "transitionally reserved" by ISO 3166–1)
- sv — El Salvador
- sy — Syria*
- sz — Swaziland*
- tc — Turks and Caicos Islands*
- td — Chad
- tf — French Southern Territories
- tg — Togo*
- th — Thailand*
- tj — Tajikistan*
- tk — Tokelau*
- tl — East Timor (formerly .tp)*
- tm — Turkmenistan*
- tn — Tunisia
- to — Tonga*
- tp — East Timor (deprecated — use .tl; code "transitionally reserved" by ISO 3166–1)
- tr — Turkey
- tt — Trinidad and Tobago*
- tv — Tuvalu*
- tw — Taiwan*
- tz — Tanzania
- ua — Ukraine
- ug — Uganda*
- uk — United Kingdom (code "exceptionally reserved" by ISO 3166–1) (see also .gb)
- um — US Minor Outlying Islands (code terminated)
- us — United States*
- uy — Uruguay
- uz — Uzbekistan
- va — Vatican City
- vc — Saint Vincent and the Grenadines*
- ve — Venezuela
- vg — British Virgin Islands*
- vi — United States Virgin Islands
- vn — Vietnam
- vu — Vanuatu*
Domains with updates
- calimacil.ca None
- calimacil.de None
- chattube.eu None
- dairy-fruit.dk None
- eros69.nl None
- psisou.gr None
- amquads.nl None
- buero-gerlach-thoennes.de None
- cinderford.vi None
- fvno.ch None
- ideenzutaten.de None
- indigokids.lt None
- piecesofyou.se None
- saginaw.vi None
- sharefactory.nl None
- lpns.tv None
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