RE: UKNM: Domain Name transfer

[Chris Lascelles]

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I would be very interested to know how you can transfer domain names

'relatively easily'.  As far as I understood it is actually complicated and

involves all sorts of forms and notaries. Advice would be welcome!


Thanks


Chris Lascelles

lascellesclara [dot] co [dot] uk

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From: Jonathan Phillips [

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Sent: 16 October 2000 16:39

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Subject: RE: UKNM: Domain Names



You can 'deregister' domains both in the US and UK by contacting nominet

(UK) or the relevant US company... it does take a while to go through,

though (Network Solutions say up to 6 months in the US). A better way to do

it is to transfer the domains, which can be done relatively easily and

quickly... again contact nominet or network solutions for info as I don't

have the details to hand.


Jonathan

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