What domain extensions (ie. .com, .net, etc.) can you regsiter?
domainplanet.ca registers domains under every available Top Level Domain (TLD) including; .com, .ca, .net, .org, .biz, .info, .ws, .co.uk, .org.uk, .cc Back to top
Do you offer any domain parking services?
Yes, parking your domain at domainplanet.ca is a free service which gives you all the time necessary to get your website ready. Back to top
What are the rules of creating a domain name?
Your domain name can contain a maximum of 63 characters (this does not include the 'www.' or '.com' portions of the domain name). Domain names may only consist of numbers, letters and dashes. No other characters are valid in creating a domain name. Back to top
Does my domain name remain my property if you register/transfer it for me?
Definitely. We are the technical contact only. The domain will be registered in your name and you will be the sole owner of the domain name. Back to top
What are the prices of domain name registration?
To see our most current list of domain prices,
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Can I transfer an existing domain name to
domainplanet.ca
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You can transfer your domain to us easily using our online system.
Can anyone else register my domain name after I have registered it?
No. Once a domain has been registered there is no way for anyone else to register that exact name. Variations of the name however can be registered. (ie. if you have registered yourcompany.com, someone may still register yourcompany.net Back to top
How can I transfer my domain name from Network Solutions?
If it is not possible to respond to the transfer email sent from Network Solutions, you must fax an authorization letter to Network Solutions.
If the original registration was made by a company, the authorization letter must be sent on company letterhead.
If the Registrant is an individual (not an organization) and letterhead is not applicable, you will need to include, with the letter, a copy of the Registrant's personal identification (i.e., drivers license, passport, military ID, university ID, etc., and if needed a copy of a utility bill or phone bill) that establishes his/her address as stated in the Network Solutions WHOIS database. Back to top
