When setting up a business or getting a new idea off the ground, you need new tools for everything – a tool to build your website, something to help you manage… Read more →
Category: Register365 News
Introducing…The Voucher Vault
We’ve got something amazing to share with you. How would you like the keys to your very own exclusive voucher vault, packed full of unmissable deals and offers? All the… Read more →
.EU domains and Brexit – everything you need to know in 2021
Following the UK’s withdrawal from the EU on 1st February 2020, UK or Gibraltar based individuals and businesses are no longer eligible to register a .eu domain name. If you… Read more →
Phishing Email Alert
A small number of customers have received a phishing email with the subject line, “Not renewed”. Although the email may look like it has come from names.co.uk, our sister brand… Read more →
Faster, easier & cheaper .ie domain disputes
The IE Domain Registry (IEDR) is introducing a new .ie domain dispute resolution process in July 2019. The new process will make it easier to dispute a .ie domain registration… Read more →
New – Website maintenance service
All good things must come to an end… and be replaced with something way better! We’re always looking for ways to make our customers lives a little easier. Today, we’re… Read more →
Samsung attempt to reverse hijack ‘GalaxyStore.com’
Samsung has been found guilty of trying to reverse hijack the domain name ‘GalaxyStore.com’. Earlier this year, they changed the name of their app store from Galaxy Apps to Galaxy… Read more →
Brexit – what lies ahead for .eu domains?
With uncertainty looming over Brexit, many things remain undecided, however the European Commission and EURid (the .eu registry) have announced that there will be changes for .eu domains. At this… Read more →
Build Me A Website: Meet the Studio Team…
Hello there! I’m Carla, the Studio Team Leader here at Register365. We create cracking websites for our customers, from simple 1-page sites created in 3 days, to full ecommerce shop… Read more →