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We are a domain name registrar with full Nominet membership which gives us the ability to provide domain name registrations in most worldwide registries. Register your domain name through us so you can secure a domain name properly and legally.

We charge £39.95 + VAT per UK based domain name which covers a 2 year period or £29.05 + VAT per non-uk based domain name which covers a 1 year period, this is also the renewal fee. We do not charge for cancellations, changes of registration or transfers. We will email the contact of the account, 60 and 40 days before your domain name is due to expire to ensure you have time to decide if you would like to keep the domain name. Should you wish to keep the domain name you do not need to do anything as we will automatically renew the domain. If you do not wish to renew please contact us within 30 days of the renewal date and we will cancel the domain on your behalf. If you do not respond the domain name will be renewed and you will be charged the appropriate renewal fee.

Your Online Brand

The domain name you choose can make or break your success online. Picking the right name – one that is memorable, relevant, commercially appealing, brandable, keyword-rich, and has the most suitable domain extension – can help improve your website’s recall factor, search engine rankings, and even its viral marketability. Let us help you in building your online brand.

Get Full Support

Domain name registration through Lithium is fast and easy. If you ever need help please contact us via our online form located on our Contact page. If your matter is urgent and you need to talk to one of our Support Engineers, call us on 01259 727847. Office opening hours are Mon/Fri 9am – 5pm. We will respond to all suport queries or concerns as soon as possible and always within 5 business days.

Avoid Legal Pitfalls

It’s our goal to help you navigate through domain name registration so you can elude the usual legal pitfalls that cost time and money.

Steer clear of trademark conflicts – Choose a domain name that is not tied to another company’s trademarks in order to prevent future legal conflicts.

Understand the fine print – Domain name registration does not confer legal ownership of the name, but confers an exclusive right of use. As a registrant, you are subject to rules that limit which domain names may be registered, certain restrictions on type of registrant, and restrictions on usage. Registration also subjects you to obligations to Nominet in relation to your domain name, and to certain terms on data protection. Before you register, please review the following:

Terms & Conditions

https://media.nominet.uk/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/22141655/Ts-and-Cs-of-Domain-Name-Registration.pdf

Rules of Registration

https://media.nominet.uk/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/22141819/dotUK-Rules-of-Registration.pdf

Dispute Resolution Service Policy and Procedure

https://media.nominet.uk/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/17150434/final-proposed-DRS-policy.pdf

Lithium can guide you through the domain registration process, making sure that you secure a name correctly and legally.

Prices

.co.uk – £39.95 + VAT for 2 Years (Registration or Renewal)
.com – £29.05 + VAT for 1 Year (Registration or Renewal)

We do not charge for any maintenance work relating to your domain name including transfer out. Any changes to our pricing will be communicated via email to the primary contact for the domain name. Please contact us for the full domain price list.

Lithium Systems fully subscribe to the Nominet code of practice (see link above) for .uk domain names. If you wish to make a complaint or wish to resolve a dispute please contact us via domains@lithiumsystems.co.uk in the first instance.

Should you wish to register an abuse complaint from any domains or websites relating to us our our clients can you please contact us via abuse@lithiumsystems.co.uk and we will investigate further.
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