INRegistry Allows Longer Domain Registration
October 20, 2008 · Print This Article
Until now, INRegistry has only allowed Indian domains to be registered for a maximum of 5 years at a time. This has just been changed – now, Indian domains can be registered for up to 10 years in advance.
This change makes a lot of sense and I applaud INRegistry for doing this, as it standardises its practices with most of the gTLDs.
Google is thought to look at for how long a domain is registered in ranking a website, so if you’ve got an important website, it may be worth adding a few years of registration on. Also, for any company larger than a mum and pop company, it normally makes sense to register your domain for as long as possible, to minimize chances of accidentally losing your domain by forgetting to renew.
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