a company providing domain hosting web registration services accredited
a company that handles the actual registration of your domain name with the Central Registry
a company that holds the "title" to your domain name on your behalf and refers web browser requests to the CatGen server
a company that lets you register a domain name for a given period of time
a company which handles the registration, tracking, and reporting of domain names across the Internet
a company who is responsible for distributing DOMAIN NAMES to people
an entity through which you may purchase a domain name
an independent organization who is responsible for domain name registrations and routing of Internet domain names
A company that will allow you to select and buy the domain name of your choice. To view the complete list of accredited registrars, go to: http://www.icann.org/registrars/accredited-list.html
A company whose business it is to register domain names with a particular registry. Registrars are intermediaries between domain name holders and registries. They charge end users for their registration services and pay a fee to the registries for the right to engage in this business.
A company in the business of registering domain names which is authorized to receive domain name registration requests, approves registrations, and initiates propagation of registration information throughout the Internet. An accredited registrar is also permitted to update the global domain name database directly. (Example: Names4ever.Com is an accredited domain name registrar)
A company authorized to receive domain name registration requests, approve registrations and initiate propagation of registration information throughout the Internet.
A domain name registrar is a company accredited, either by the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN), or by a national ccTLD authority or both, to register Internet domain names . ICANN has authority over g TLDs, or Generic Top Level Domains. Examples of gTLDs include .com, .net and .org.