Register.it

[Elad n]

so , anyone tried?

whats the catch?

Transfer for 0.45 euro .

http://www.register.it/domains/start.html?lang=en

 

[thedotsol]

I have many domains there, all transferred for 0.45 eur and registered for 0.90 eur. Many sold and transferred out. No fees for transfer out. No fees for account change, but it is complicated procedure, involves their support.

After I reached 100 domains there and turned to their support for some questions I had, they discovered what I have done and flagged my account, so I'm unable to use their promotions anymore.

All EU members could use their promotions without any limit (I'm not from EU country).

 

[Haris]

so , anyone tried?

whats the catch?

Transfer for 0.45 euro .

http://www.register.it/domains/start.html?lang=en

They will charge $18 for transfer out.. as far as I know.

 

[Jurgen Wolf]

Change of Owner/Assignee (for push in my understanding)
For .it, .com, .net, .org, .eu domains € 35
http://www.register.it/pricelist.html?chglng=eng

Can't find about transfer-outs...

 

[Jurgen Wolf]

Via their LiveChat:

Silvia Register.it
no, there isn't any fee to pay if you transfer out a domain

 

[Haris]

Thank you for confirming it. That $18 comment was outrageous lol.

Names.co.uk is a part of Register.it and it charges $18 for transfer-out.. I have some domains at names.co.uk and their whois says Register.it so I got confused..

This registrar will cause trouble so it's better to not register domains there.

 

[DanBingham]

Not used them to transfer out so can't comment on this.

 

[thekiller]

They will charge $18 for transfer out.. as far as I know.

Do not spread wrong information.

I have transferred out plenty of domains and without any transfer out fee. Also they're quick as GoDaddy for transfer out, as soon as user confirms it, they release it.

Only problem is that you cannot bulk edit domains.

Names.co.uk is reseller of register.it, they themselves charge for transfer out and not register.it. I have also transferred out from names.co.uk without a penny, since they have no right to charge this fees, they cannot stop anyone from transferring out.

Ask names.co.uk that they're violating ICANN rules and they will allow it. They have no right to charge this fees as they're only reseller.

 

[thekiller]

I talked to names.co.uk support when I found out about the $18 transfer out fee.. their support said that it doesn't violate ICANN rules and they can charge transfer-out fees..

Why would I spread wrong info? Am I their competitor?

Only names.co.uk charges the amount, not register.it.

A solution is that create account at register.it and request them to move domains to register.it from names.co.uk. They should not e charging it.

 

[Haris]

Only names.co.uk charges the amount, not register.it.

A solution is that create account at register.it and request them to move domains to register.it from names.co.uk. They should not e charging it.

I accepted this mistake in my second post on this thread.

"Names.co.uk is a part of Register.it and it charges $18 for transfer-out.. I have some domains at names.co.uk and their whois says Register.it so I got confused.."

 

[thedotsol]

Register.it is offering € 0.9 for a .COM domain for the 1st year registration.
Limit 1 per new customer for 2 days only (August 1st & 2nd, 2016).

Their transfer is very high - € 35 ~ $39. Is it easy to transfer out the next year? Plz give me some info if you know. Tks

I transferred out about 30 domains so far in a last 6 months without a problem. EPP code is shown under domain's details, so no issues here.

 

[LucidDomains]

Names.co.uk do not charge to transfer out but charges £10 or so to unlock your domain. So in effect, names.co.uk charges you that much to transfer out. Names.co.uk is a reseller of Register.it.

No idea about Register.it though.

 

[DanBingham]

Yes, I have used them. All worked fine for me - no catch!
(Transfers in)

 

[Elad n]

Yes, I have used them. All worked fine for me - no catch!
(Transfers in)

whats the renewal with them ? can transfer out without a payment?

 

[Jurgen Wolf]

*The transfer of a domain costs only 0,45 € and includes the first year of registration, after which the domain can be renewed at the standard price. Transfer can be applied to all major domain extension (.com, .net, .org and .eu). The offer is valid until 31/07/2016

 

[thedotsol]

I must ad that their transfer out is fast just as at GoDaddy, they are instant and last no longer than one day. This is great for all inbound and aftermarket end user sales I had.

But when I need to resell the domain here, or anywhere else to another domainer, it becomes so difficult. Still, I earned nicely with this action, but my plans are to move rest of domains out of there for obvious reasons.

 

[Abdullah Abdullah]

Via their LiveChat:

Silvia Register.it
no, there isn't any fee to pay if you transfer out a domain

Thank you for confirming it. That $18 comment was outrageous lol.

 

[thedotsol]

PayPal can be used there?

Yes

 

[Haris]

"you will be required to pay a £10 +VAT administration fee in order for us to process the request. Once payment is confirmed, your domain will be unlocked, and our Domain Administration Specialists will send out the Authorisation Code for your domain. You must then pass this on to your new Registrar in order for them to take control of the domain name."

Source: https://www.names.co.uk/support/domains/1153-transferring_a_domain_name_away_from_namesco.html

 

[thekiller]

They will eventually limit European users too for transferring so many domains.

Also for domain push you have to contact support with the user ID (like ERUO-4464646) of the destination account in order to push the domain name. Requires 24 hours in business days.

 

[Jurgen Wolf]

But, per my understanding, this push has no any impact on WHOIS...
So to change Registrant - 35 EUR...

 

[thekiller]

But, per my understanding, this push has no any impact on WHOIS...
So to change Registrant - 35 EUR...

I have experience something different. User who receive the domain can change Whois.

 

[Jurgen Wolf]

To transfer 1 .com domain...

 

[thedotsol]

Nice, thanks for the good news, now I can confidently introduce this deal with my visitors

Yes you can, but keep an eye on them just in case, since they are so unpredictable. As you can find here in this thread, they have so many deals which are not in line with their website conditions.
Still, I don't believe they will ever charge for the transfer out...

 

[luantt]

Yes you can, but keep an eye on them just in case, since they are so unpredictable. As you can find here in this thread, they have so many deals which are not in line with their website conditions.
Still, I don't believe they will ever charge for the transfer out...

Yah, thanks for reminding me. I will take note and keep collecting feedbacks from others