With your domain in hand, you’ll want to copy and paste the nameservers provided by your host into the box where your existing nameservers (our nameservers) are located. How you change your domain nameservers depends on where your domain is registered and where you manage the DNS.

No. Logos, graphics, text or anything else currently associated with the domain is not included in the purchase. You are buying the domain name only. No hosting, e-mail, or any other service will be provided along with domain. The buyer will be required to seek hosting, e-mail, design and other related services elsewhere.

A wide variety of factors can influence lgoj.com's value, from its brandability to its search volume. The right domain name can save you thousands or even millions in marketing costs, help expand your brand authority, increase your brand recognition and make you and your company look smarter. In short, a domain name is everything and so is its value.

A domain transfer is the process of changing the designated registrar of a domain name. Domain names may be transferred only if they have been registered with the previous registrar for 60 days or more. A domain transfer's duration depends on various factors like responsiveness of the seller/buyer, the domain's current registrar, domain extension, etc. and because of these factors it is impossible to determine a set timeframe for all transfers.

A domain push can be simply called as an internal account change or the process of transferring the domain within a registrar. Many registrars have a system in place through which a domain can be moved from one account to another at the same registrar. This process is instantaneous and a push occurs when the buyer's registrar account username is used to transfer the domain out of a seller's account.

An escrow service is a third party that holds the money until the domain name is successfully transferred. While the payment is in escrow, the transaction can be safely carried out without risk of losing money or domain due to fraud. This eliminates all legal jargon and allows for secure transactions and confident buyers and sellers. A reasonable fee applicable for choosing this third party escrow services, which usually will be a small percentage of the transferred amount.

The buyer is responsible for the domain escrow fees. A fee calculator can be found on the escrow.com page here. The fees work on a sliding scale.