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BulkRegister is an | BulkRegister is an internet domain registering and web hosting company currently owned by [[eNom]]. According to their description, BulkRegister offers potential clients the options to "buy, sell, monetize, promote or protect" their domain investments.<ref>[http://www.bulkregister.com/aboutus.asp About BulkRegister]</ref> Also, they claim to offer access to "high quality tools designed to help you build and control a sustainable online presence" and reference their "significant industry experience, aggressive pricing and superior customer service". | ||
BulkRegister was founded more than a decade ago, and has over 27,000 members. <ref>[http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/bulkregister-launches-wholesale-private-whois-registrations-lowers-transfer-price-to-699-54048072.html BulkRegister Launches Wholesale Private WHOIS Registrations, Lowers Transfer Price to $6.99]</ref> | BulkRegister was founded more than a decade ago, and has over 27,000 members.<ref>[http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/bulkregister-launches-wholesale-private-whois-registrations-lowers-transfer-price-to-699-54048072.html BulkRegister Launches Wholesale Private WHOIS Registrations, Lowers Transfer Price to $6.99]</ref> | ||
==History == | ==History == | ||
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| Type: | Privately Held |
| Industry: | registrar, hosting, domain security |
| Founded: | 1999 |
| Headquarters: | 15801 NE 24th St.
Bellevue |
| Country: | USA |
| Products: | domains, hosting, e-mail, domain security |
| Website: | http://www.bulkregister.com |
BulkRegister is an internet domain registering and web hosting company currently owned by eNom. According to their description, BulkRegister offers potential clients the options to "buy, sell, monetize, promote or protect" their domain investments.[1] Also, they claim to offer access to "high quality tools designed to help you build and control a sustainable online presence" and reference their "significant industry experience, aggressive pricing and superior customer service".
BulkRegister was founded more than a decade ago, and has over 27,000 members.[2]
History
Founded in 1999, BulkRegister is one of the oldest ICANN accredited registrars. Until 2006, BulkRegister was a service supported by members who paid an annual membership fee in order to get lower fees for domain registrations.
BulkRegister was bought by eNom in July 2006, making eNom the second largest domain name registrar in the world, as of 2007. [3]
Services offered by BulkRegister
Domain Name Services
- Domain registering - including popular TLDs like .com, .net and some more specialized gTLDs such as .pro and ccTLDs like .nu or .fm.
- Domain backorder - allows the registering of domain that have just expired recently
- Premium domains - usually short domains that come with a higher price, helpful for SEO
- Domain transfer and renewal - allows to transfer domains from other registrars to BulkRegister and to renew them before they expire
Hosting services
- Windows Hosting - best for Microsoft Access or SQL databases or pages coded using VB/C#, ASP or ASP.net
- Linux Hosting - best for open source databases like MySQL and pages coded using CGI, Perl, PHP and XML.
E-mail services
- POP Email - personalized e-mail
- Email Marketing - allows the sending of promotions, newsletters and more with the help of predefined templates.
Security
- VeriSign SSL Certificate - strongest SSL encryption on the market, recognized by 79% of U.S. online shoppers [4]
- GeoTrust SSL Certificates - offers brand recognition and fast delivery. [5]
- Comodo SSL Certificates - offers flexible and affordable certificate options being one of the most important names in the internet security business [6]
- VeriSign Trust Seal - shows the visitors that the identity of the website owner has been verified by VeriSign [7]
References
External links
BulkRegister official website
GoogleMaps location of BulkRegister headquarters