The title says it.
I'm asking this beacause i'm using .tk domain what if i eventually didn't get the minimum trafic for 90 days.
And also can we make a thread here in the forum where users can post their .tk domains so other users can visit it for additional trafic (does it violate any TOS or not).
I've been wondering whether that was possible too. I doubt you can do manually as a user. I think it's something the admins have to do within WHM, not sure tho'.
thanks for the reply.
Oh in case it's imposible what are the other things I can do if incase it happens?
Ask an administrator to change it. I believe you can post a thread regarding it, here in the Customer Support forum.
Or you can add a parked domain to your account, it will point to the same content that your old domain pointed to.
(01-17-2011, 04:32 PM)Vanilla Wrote: [ -> ]I've been wondering whether that was possible too. I doubt you can do manually as a user. I think it's something the admins have to do within WHM, not sure tho'.
No, we don't change the main domain as far as I know.
There's not really a reason to do it, anyway.
so i conclude that if incase we lose our rights to the main domain we had used. the only fixed we can do is to parked another domain.
Yes, and we have free subdomains (nifty.com for example) you can use and there are lots of free domains on the internet, so that shouldn't be a problem, right? :) If you think it's a problem it's saying your main domain is a domain you don't own I can write a firefox extension that shows you a different domain :P
(01-18-2011, 11:35 PM)Yoruichi Shihouin Wrote: [ -> ] (01-17-2011, 04:32 PM)Vanilla Wrote: [ -> ]I've been wondering whether that was possible too. I doubt you can do manually as a user. I think it's something the admins have to do within WHM, not sure tho'.
No, we don't change the main domain as far as I know.
There's not really a reason to do it, anyway.
Well, I was just thinking that considering that it's displayed on-top of the statistics bar, it might feature some exclusive features only available to it. Which would then be lost, if a domain happened to expire or was bought by another company or whatever. - But then again, I donno' DNS stuff anyway :P
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