Just like any other web hosting company, you can host your domain name with them and have your websites running from their hosting server. Either your domain name is registered with the web hosting company or with other domain registrar, all domain name can be hosted after DNS is pointed to the correct NameServer.
If you choose to transferring the domain names to your website, for example Site5 hosting. First thing to do is to unlock the domain name and request for the domain transfer code. Next at Site5 backstage, add the domain name into domain manager. After you done that, there will be a transfer link provided for the domain, proceed with the Site5 domain transfer request and complete the process. It may take 4-6 days for the domain transfer to complete.
Once done, the domain is now registered via Site5 hosting, and following years domain renewal can be perform via your Site5 backstage control panel.
Visit Site5.com for their website hosting plan!
“By transferring your domain registrations to Site5, you gain the ability to manage all your domain registrations, renewals, and details through Site5′s own Backstage. This means that all your billing needs will be met right here in Backstage — instead of having to keep track of domain renewals through one or more different domain registrars. You can simply transfer your domains to Site5 and close off all those extraneous domain registration accounts.“
Definately this is not the best web hosting offer to look at. Its very common to get free domain name for new web hosting plan signup, especially when you choose annual plan and above right. Sadly, site5 promo code 30% discount had expired and no longer valid, we had tested the last site5 coupon code and it doesn’t work.
This new site5 coupon code is provided by default to user, and its offering you one free domain name. And you can choose to use it or not, optional. Its the best offer to take right now. Also there is site5 coupon for 30 days free trial. Visit site5 web host for details here.
Site5 Coupon Code: ACTIVATE Site5 Coupon FREEDOMAIN for free domain name!
Yes, now there is another Site coupon code and special discount too. Their shared web hosting plan is now available with discount price, and you can get another 23% discount when ordering annual web hosting plan from Site5 web hosting. This Site5 hosting plan include unlimited domain hosting, free domain name, free site migration, and many other free gifts.
Its hard to find information about site5 domain privacy feature. Until now, i am still not sure whether site5 hosting is offering WHOIS domain protection features or not! I had searched through the site5 WIKI and browse through the domain name section. All i found is those DNS information and domain transfer information.
Later i login to my site5 backstage, into my hosting account, and try to locate these site5 domain privacy feature. Some hosting provider place a link in their control panel for user to enable the WHOIS protection from there. Lets find out!
I search through the backstage and the domain section for domain privacy feature, i can’t locate it. Seem like site5 hosting doesn’t offering domain privacy protection feature after all. They only offering private DNS nameserver feature.
For transfering domain name to site5.. this information might be best explained:
“By transferring your domain registrations to Site5, you gain the ability to manage all your domain registration, renewal, and details through Site5′s own Backstage. This means that all your billing needs will be met right here in Backstage – instead of having to keep track of domain renewals through one or more different domain registration providers, you can simply transfer your domains to Site5 and close off all those extraneous domain registration accounts.
Please note that it is not necessary to transfer your domain to be able to host your site at Site5, it simply makes managing your domain registrations easier by keeping them together in one easy to reach place, here in Backstage. By transferring your domain, Site5 becomes the registrar of the domain name, as opposed to the company you originally made the purchase from.“
