When you transfer in a .com/.org/.net, you also add on (at least) one
year. With .co.uk/.org.uk, the registration period is fixed at two
years, and the automated tools won't let you move them in - you have to
request this be done manually by those hard-working people at OpenSRS.
OK, so how does this actually work?
If a domain isn't up for renewal for six months, or a year, can it be
moved in now?
How is this charged? For the TLDs it is straightforward - you just pay
for at least a year, but as (AFAIK - I could be very wrong here) you
can't pay more or less than two years on a .uk cc this wouldn't work the
same?
Matt
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