1. What is a domain name?

A domain name, such as luxmi.net or 99p.org is a unique alpha-numeric name used to identify a particular web server or mail server on the Internet Just as your mailing address is unique in the world, so is every domain name. All the millions of computers that make up the Internet don't really talk to each other the way we do, they talk to each other with combinations of numbers but because remembering a long string of numbers is much difficult than remembering a word or phrase, we use what we call domain names - e.g., luxmi.com!

Ninety-nine pence scheme, introduced by LuxmiNET, in a way is a registration fee. But helps you to save between 60 and 90% on domain name fees. You no longer have to pay $35/year for dot com domains and £80.00/two-years for uk domains.

You pay us 99p/year and register dot com domains for only £ 9.00/year (approx USD $12.50) saving at least 60%. Register dot uk domains for only £ 7.00/two-years, saving at least 90% from the recommended nic prices.

The facts are clear, if you are not using the internet in your business or for personal endeavors, you will at some point. Each day tens of thousands of domain names are being registered and when the time comes that you want to register your domain name of choice, it may very likely be taken by someone else, and in most cases there is little you can do to aquire it. A word to the wise..."Register now!"

We made it easier for you! Follow these five easy steps and the domain name will be yours in real-time.

Of course you can host anywhere you like. There are no restrictions, you have total freedom with your DNS.

No. The price you see is the price you pay. However, UK and EU clients have to pay VAT (Value Added Tax) at 17.5 percentage.

You or your company. We will not use our company name under administrative contact, giving you the total control of your domain name.

Please adhere to these domain registration rules:

.COM, .NET and .ORG Domain Names

• .COM - for commercial and personal sites
• .ORG - recommended for not-for-profit organizations
• .NET - recommended for companies involved in Internet infrastructure
• Must have less than 63 characters, not including .COM, .NET and .ORG
• Use only letters, numbers, or hyphen ("-")
• Cannot begin or end with a hyphen

• .CO.UK - United Kingdom TLD used for both commercial and personal sites
• .ORG.UK - United Kingdom TLD used for both non-commercial and personal sites
• .ME.UK - United Kingdom TLD used for personal sites
• Use only letters, numbers, or hyphen ("-")
• Cannot begin or end with a hyphen
• Must have at least 3 characters, but less than 64, including .CO.UK, .ORG.UK and .ME.UK