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For any domain name owner who has lost their password, and can no longer get access their domain, we can help.
Even if you’ve purchased a domain name from someone, and have no idea how to use it.  We can help you reconnect and transfer on to our platform, where you then easily managing your domain name for free, and be able to add services like a website and email accounts.

    Why do people transfer their domain to us?

    We’ll transfer your domain for free

    We have some the cheapest domain prices, happy to transfer you for free from (or to) your current domain registrar.

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    We don’t charge anything extra for domain parking.  Register your domain today, use it now or later.

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    Unlike other companies, our DNS hosting is completely free.  Connect your domain to our hosting or any other hosting your prefer to use.

    Renewal Reminders

    We’ll send you a reminder when your domain is near renewal, before it expires!

    More domain options

    Most people use .com.au, but we do have hundreds of other domain extensions to choose from too.

    URL & Email forwarding

    Free option to setup URL and Email forwarding.

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    Free auLOCKDOWN, WHOIS Privacy Opt-In and DNSSEC Services Available.

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    As well as being Australian owned and run, all services are running on Australian servers.

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    You can do anything with your domain here, as we have the complete package for small and large businesses and real people to talk to.


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    Frequently asked questions

    What happened to my domain name?

    1. Check the domain status: You can check on the status of your domain by using our whois tool.  It will tell you who it is registered too, and if it’s still valid, or expired.
    2. Check the registrar: Our whois tool will also tell you who the registrar is, that is the people who you used to register the domain name.
    3. Contact with your registrar: You should contact you domain registrar as to get access to your domain and the services contacted to it.

    If the registrar is unable to help, depending on the type of domain and it’s status, there maybe other actions you can take.

    What can I do if someone else registered my domain name?

    1. Check the domain’s status: You can check our whois tool see if the domain has expired, check to see if it is still in the redemption period. This is a grace period during which you can still renew the domain for a fee. If the redemption period has ended, the domain may have been released for registration by someone else.
    2. Contact the registrar: If the domain is still registered but you believe it should be yours, contact the registrar to enquire about the status of the domain and what steps you can take to recover it. Be prepared to provide proof of ownership or other identifying information.
    3. File a dispute: If you believe the domain was taken from you unfairly, such as through trademark infringement or cybersquatting, you may be able to file a dispute through a third-party organisation such as the World Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO).
    4. Seek legal action: If all else fails, you may need to pursue legal action to recover the domain name. This can be a lengthy and expensive process, so be sure to weigh the potential benefits against the costs before proceeding.
    5. Contact Queensland Tech: Depending on the type of domain, and it’s status, there are sometimes other methods of recovering your domain name.

    How long will it take to recover my domain name?

    It depends on the status of domain involved; most domains can be recovered within a week.  But if someone else now owns the domain, then you will have to go via the Law Courts.

    What are the costs associated with recovering a domain name?

    Most of the time there is zero to a very little cost in recovering your domain.  Some types of domains require you to pay for the re-registration cost.  If the domain is now owned by someone else, then you will likely have to negotiate with them a price, or take them to court.

    What legal options do I have for recovering my domain name?

    Once a domain is registered, it’s almost impossible to force a change in ownership without an agreement with the current owner.  But most types of domains are subject to a usage agreement, and if the current owner is not meet the requirements to owner that domain then legally the domain has to be released.  For example, all Australian domains must be associated with an active ABN with a business name or trademark that is similar to the domain name in use.

    How can I prevent my domain name from being taken in the future?

    Most domain types have ‘domain lock’ function which gives you a little more protection from your domain being transferred.  Queensland Tech normally enables domain locks by default, but give them a call to check on the status of your domain.

    What's an EPP

    EPP – is the term often given regarding a domain name password/code, this gives you access to the domain and enable you to move it to other domain providers / registrars.  EPP actually stands for ‘Extensible Provisioning Protocol’ which is what defines the protocols around domain management and domain status.