FAQs: Domain blockade

FAQs: Domain blocked

 

Question: What is domain locking and what is it for?
Answer:
 Domain locking serves to prevent theft and forgery of domains. When a domain is locked, all transfer requests to another registrar are automatically denied, and changes to the DNS servers associated with the domain are also prevented.

 

Q: Which domains can be locked?
A:
 All domains can be locked except those with the extensions .es, .eu, .be, .co.uk, .nl, .ch, .fr, .pt, .pl, .com.ar, .cl.

 

Q: How much does domain locking cost?
A:
 Nothing, domain locking for domains registered with cdmon is completely free for those domain extensions that support it. Totally free and very easy to activate and deactivate.

 

Q: Should I activate it or not?
A:
 It is advisable to activate the locking system to avoid theft or unwanted hackers, but remember to deactivate it when you want to make any DNS server changes or transfer the domain.

 

Q: If I have a question not listed here, who should I ask?
A:
 We provide a contact email for any questions you may have about our services: info@cdmon.com.

 

 

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