Domain Names:
A Domain Name is the name by which an organisation's is recognised on the Internet.  Domain Name Systems (DNS) technology allows users to choose their domain name.  Ideally an organisation will want it's domain name to be relevant to it's own company, brand or products.  E-mail and web site addresses should mean something recognisable to your clients, contacts and potential customers.

An example is this site - www.nemysys.com not www.freeserve.co.uk/nemysys.htm; this address is not only ugly, but it gives your visitor the impression that you can't be bothered to have your own site.

Why register your name now?
Your domain name will become your unique identifier on the Internet.  Since many organisations trade by the same or similar names, it is imperative that you reserve your domain names as soon as possible as they are registered on a first come - first served basis.

After Registration:
As soon as the appropriate registry has cleared the allocation of your domain name, it is delegated to a DNS server.  This technical procedure transfers control of the name to a server.  In practise this means that your name actually points to a web site or e-mail address.

Annual Fees:
To ensure continued use of a domain name, you must maintain payment of annual fees to the Central Registries.  The first two years' fees are payable in advance and are included in our charges.