How Do You Buy A Domain Name Outright ?

and if you can’t how can people sell the domain that they rent?

4 Responses to “How Do You Buy A Domain Name Outright ?”

titus(2009-10-04):

try this.http://howmakeyourself.blogspot.com/2008…
look for more tips and information on the blog.
Stuart B(2009-10-04):

You can register a domain name, which you do for a number of years (usually 1, 2 or 5 years). Then you get the option to renew it at the end of that time, or let it expire, and when it expires, somebody else can register it.
While it’s registered in your name you can sell the registration, at whatever price you want, to whoever you want.
Depending on which company you use to register it (or whether you register it directly with Nominet, which is much more expensive), then it will either be registered in your name, or it might be registered in the name of the company that you used to register it.
For registering domains I use http://www.easily.co.uk but there are loads of others.
Hope this answers your question, not sure if I understood the question properly.
Seb(2009-10-04):

Been the internet industry for some years, and never seen this happen. Though you can buy for 100s of years.http://www.networksolutions.com/domain-n…
Alternatively, some people offer sub domains for everhttp://8rf.com/
Starzlet(2009-10-04):

You can go to http://www.cheapdomain.com or http://www.godaddy.com to buy domain names.