Thread: Want to Change Domain Name

I want to change my domain name, www.missing-to-home.com .
It can be or not?
I want to know, feeds of per annually.

Hello,

You can change your domain name, e-mail VodaHost with the following:

- username
- password
- i.p address
- domain name
- domain name you want to change

.. and e-mail that information to support@vodahost.com

Let me know ..

Thank you!

Your welcome!

Originally Posted by Jeremy

Hello,

You can change your domain name, e-mail VodaHost with the following:

- username
- password
- i.p address
- domain name
- domain name you want to change

.. and e-mail that information to support@vodahost.com

Let me know ..

Not Quite, Jeremy, but good try! (Requests are never emailed as suggested)

Existing Clients should always make contact to VodaHost Customer Support by Submitting a Support Ticket, which automatically profiles the account in question, and facilitates a more accurate response.

You can do that here: Submit a Support Ticket

CLARIFICATION
It was kindly pointed out to me that I might have mis-read the original question...

1. If you want to change your domain name itself, that cannot be done once the purchase has been made. You need to purchase an additional domain name as you desire it to be (if still available). That is why there are so many reminders to enter your domain name exactly as you wish it to appear.

2. You can reset the Primary Domain name for your VodaHost account, provided it is a valid domain, registered to you, currently not in ther process of renewal (under the mandatory 90 day residency hold, if you intend to transfer it), and is not disputed anywhere (according to ICANN Rules).
> Again, this is a request made to Support by Submitting a Support Ticket, as mentioned above....and a modest fee should be expected to make this change on your behalf.

Hope you now find your question completely answered!

Yanno, I would sincerely hope that they answered emails too! And I think either way would get the job done boys! The Voda Host Team is responsive to either!

Karen