How do I transfer a domain to Blake Mark Productions
Transferring a domain name can seem rather intimidating if you haven't done it before, but do not panic! Transferring a doman name is actually a pretty simple process!
For .uk domains
(.co.uk/.org.uk/.me.uk etc)
Transferring a .uk domain name is generally considered to be easier than transferring a non .uk domain name. There are only two steps to complete and Blake Mark Productions do not charge you for transferring your domain name.
Before we get into the specifics of how to transfer your .uk domain name, we think its best if we go through a few frequently asked questions.
What is a ccTLD?
A ccTLD is a country code Top Level Domain, .uk domains are ccTLDs.
ccTLDs are managed within each country by a nominated registration body. In the UK, that body is Nominet. You can visit their website at nominet.uk and find out more about their services.
What's an IPS tag?
Every Nominet registrar has what is known as an IPS tag.
Blake Mark Productions IPS tag is ENOM (All uppercase).
How do I Transfer my .uk domain name?
Now that we have gone through some questions you may have had, you can click the link below to see a step by step guide on how to transfer your .uk domain name to Blake Mark Productions!
Transferring a .uk domain name to Krystal (Link opens in a new tab)
For non .uk domains
(.com/.net/.org/.biz/.info/.us etc)
Transferring a non .uk domain name has a few additional steps compared to a .uk domain name and there are a few additional rules that have been set by ICANN that we need to follow before we are able to facilitate a domain name transfer.
What is a gTLD?
.com .org .net and other non-country-specific domains are called gTLDs (generic Top Level Domains).
Transferring gTLDs into Blake Mark Productions requires that several steps are completed correctly, otherwise, the transfer will fail. Please read this guide carefully to avoid problems.
Who are ICANN?
The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) is a not-for-profit, public benefit corporation that helps to keep the Internet secure, stable and interoperable. It serves as the authority on domain names and on a series of Internet-related tasks.