Top Level Domain (TLD) extensions such as .com, .net, .biz, .org or others are a popular choice, none binding to any specific country, does not require supporting documents to register, no keyword restriction, has a shorter domain extension & it cost less when compared to country code domain extensions. It comes with build-in DNS management tools and optional domain privacy protection can be add-on if needed.

A domain name is your unique internet identity that is used by the public to locate and communicated with you in cyberspace. It is formed by the rules and procedures of the Domain Name System (DNS), your registered domain name will be registered in the global DNS accessible all around the world.

A top-level domain (TLD) is one of the domain names that is at the highest level in the hierarchical DNS, it is not bind to any country and is registered under the global records at Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN).

When a domain name is being registered, all particulars of the owner of the domain such as organization/company name, contact person, address, phone, fax and email are exposed to the public and can be viewed when searching for through the domain's WHOIS record. With Domain Privacy Protection turned on, it hides all the particulars of your domain’s ownership from being exposed to the public through the domain's WHOIS record.

You can transfer your TLD domain to Yeahhost domain registrar for renewal at a miniefore expiry date or 45 days after its initial registration, however under certain circumstances the domain can be transferred 1 day before it's expiry date depending on the arrangement. Below are the requirements needed to transfer a TLD domain, all requirements can obtained from your current domain registrar or from the party that you bought the domain name from in preparation for the domain name to be transferred.

• Domain Registrar URL:
• Domain Registrar Username:
• Domain Registrar Password:
• EPP Code (aka Authentication Code):
• Domain Status: ACTIVE
• Lock: NO
• Privacy Protection: OFF
• Domain Admin Email: BELONGS TO THE OWNER

A TLD domain has to be renewed within 30 days after its expiration date, if not it will enter its redemption period of 45 days and during its redemption period the renewal fee would cost a minimum USD99 set by ICANN. After its redemption period has expired, the domain will be deleted and open to public for re-registration as a new domain name.

A domain manager is a password protected web based control panel where are you able to login and manage your domain name. You can change your domain’s contact information, turn on/off privacy protection, change domain name servers, manage your domain’s DNS record and many more features. This ensures you, as the owner of the domain name have total control of the domain.

Reserved & Premium domain names are domain names that are being reserved or classified as premium by its respective domain extension registrar, they are being sold at a higher than usual price. Each domain extension may have different classification or choose what names to reserve based on their own rules. Names most likely being reserved or classified as premium may be short names (EG. 1, 2 or 3 characters), names with single English words or names that have special meaning.

During registration process, it is unknown that if a domain name is being classified as Reserved or Premium, however, disclaimer is required. In case a chosen name is being Reserved or classified as Premium, customers will be notified by phone or email after the domain registration process.