Cost: Free transfer, although Registrant will be required to pay the registration fee for a new registration.

Method: Online. No manual filling out forms. No signatures required.

Duration: Real-time registration, maximum ten (10) day approval.

DEFINITIONS:

"our Registrar" means the ICANN accredited registrar who is authorized to register global Top Level Domains and who we, the reseller, use to register domain names.

"current Registrar" means the Registrar with whom a domain name is currently listed.

"requesting Registrar" means the Registrar to whom a domain name is being transferred.

"Registrant" means the person or entity that is requesting to transfer their domain name.

1. A Registrant will be prohibited from changing its Registrar during the first sixty (60) days after initial registration of the domain name with the Registrar. This means that at least sixty (60) days must have passed on your current registration term in order for you to transfer the Registrar for your domain name to our Registrar.

2. The registration fees paid to your current Registrar will not be refunded as a result of any such transfer.

3. On behalf of our Registrar we will give Registrants who transfer their domains from another registrar credit for any time remaining on their original registration. This means that the remainder of existing registration term is transferred to the new registration for free. For example, If you have another 6 months remaining on your registration agreement with your current Registrar this is added to your new minimum twelve (12) registration to give you a total of 18 months registration.

4. There is no transfer fee.

5. The new registrant must enter into a new registration agreement with us for a minimum term of twelve (12) months and pay the relevant fee at the current rate.

6. Ownership, and name servers of the domain name(s) will appear as it does with your current Registrar. If you wish to modify this information, you may do so after the transfer. This is done in the Manage Domain(s) section.

Responsibility of Registrant:

7. The Registrant shall maintain its own appropriate records to document and prove the initial domain name registration date, regardless of the number of Registrars with which the Registrant has contracted for registration services.

Responsibility of Requesting Registrar:

8. Our Registrar must obtain the express authorisation from the individual who has the apparent authority to legally bind the Registrant. Our Registrar will email the owner of the domain name to verify that the request is legitimate. Our Registrar will verify this information by conducting a WhoIs search.

9. In those instances when the Registrar of record is being changed simultaneously with a Transfer of a domain name from one person to another, our Registrar must also obtain appropriate authorisation for the transfer. Authorisation shall include, but not be limited to, one of the following: A bilateral agreement between the parties. The final determination of a binding dispute resolution body. A court order

10. Our Registrar must request, by transmitting a "transfer" command as specified in the Registry Registrar Protocol, that the Registry database be changed to reflect the requesting Registrar. Our Registrar can only request a transfer if: Authorisation has been obtained from the Registrant listed in the database of the current Registrar; and The current Registrar has been provided with a copy of the authorisation if and when requested.

Responsibility of Current Registrar:

11. The current Registrar shall respond to the email notice regarding the transfer request within five (5) days. Failure to respond will result in a default approval of the transfer.

12. If the current Registrar denies the change of Registrar to our Registrar, the current Registrar must notify our Registrar that the request was denied and the reason for the denial. Reasons why the Registrar might deny the transfer include: Situations described in the ICANN Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy at: http://www.icann.org/udrp/udrp-policy-24oct99.htm A pending bankruptcy or insolvency of the Registrant Dispute over the identity of the Registrant Request to transfer sponsorship occurs within the first sixty (60) days after the initial registration with the Registrar.