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When you purchase a web hosting package, you'll get a .at, .com, or .eu domain for free for the first 12 months if you register a new domain.
Domains & Anonymity
Anonymous registration
In essence, domain information is publicly accessible to promote transparency on the web and to uncover any potential legal violations. While this is a commendable initiative, it also has its drawbacks. Every individual has access to your contact information, spammers can misuse your data, and projects that are not yet ready for public exposure could be discovered prematurely.
Thus, there are valid reasons for not wanting to appear in the Whois registry in terms of privacy and security. However, anonymization should not be used to conceal illegal activities.
Thus, there are valid reasons for not wanting to appear in the Whois registry in terms of privacy and security. However, anonymization should not be used to conceal illegal activities.
Who can register a domain anonymously?
Individuals, according to GDPR regulations, do not have a Whois entry by default, unless the desire to have one is explicitly expressed. There are no additional costs involved, allowing you, as an individual, to easily register a domain while remaining anonymous.
As a non-profit private organization, you have the option to utilize our privacy protection for selected top-level domains (TLDs), including .com, .org, .net, .info, .biz, .co, .name, and more. Whois protection can be easily activated in the customer area after purchasing a domain.
As a non-profit private organization, you have the option to utilize our privacy protection for selected top-level domains (TLDs), including .com, .org, .net, .info, .biz, .co, .name, and more. Whois protection can be easily activated in the customer area after purchasing a domain.
Included services
Transfer lock
At world4you a transfer lock is automatically set up for most domains. This prevents unauthorized persons from easily transferring and taking over your domain name to another registrar.
Privacy protection
Privacy protection allows you to hide the domain owner's Whois data. With this feature, you can stay anonymous, reduce spam, and protect your data from misuse.
SSL Let's Encrypt
The Let's Encrypt SSL is a free and automated service that allows you to easily and securely encrypt a website with SSL certificates.
Anycast DNS
Anycast DNS allows you to distribute requests to the nearest available DNS server for faster and more reliable domain name resolution.
DNSSec
DNSSEC is a security extension for the Domain Name System (DNS). Through digital signatures, DNSSEC ensures the authenticity and integrity of your domain and website.
Subdomains
Structure your website individually with up to 1,000 subdomains. These are included free of charge and can be created and deleted at any time.
Multidomains
Multidomains allow you to manage and use several different domains to expand your online presence and build brand awareness.
Domain linking
Link your domain to other world4you products, such as web hosting or your social media accounts such as LinkedIn, Instagram, or Facebook – with just a few clicks.
support
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I change my Whois data?
You can make Whois changes on my.world4you.com under Users > Domain Overview by clicking the extension icon next to the corresponding domain and then clicking Whois.
Can I rename my domain name?
No, that is not possible. At the time of your order, we submit your information along with the corresponding invoice amount to the relevant registry, which assigns your domain for one year. For this reason, a registered domain cannot simply be renamed afterward.
If you notice an error in your registration, you can cancel your current domain and register a new one. Our support team is happy to assist you to ensure that everything goes smoothly.
If you notice an error in your registration, you can cancel your current domain and register a new one. Our support team is happy to assist you to ensure that everything goes smoothly.
Can I register a domain with umlauts or numbers?
Basically yes. Some – but not all – domains support numbers and umlauts. To check if your dream domain extension supports umlauts or numbers, please start the domain checker.
How much does your dream domain cost?
To find out the cost of your desired domain, you first need to check availability in the domain checker. Since the query is performed in real-time, you'll see immediately whether your desired domain is available or taken, as well as the associated costs.
The prices of available domains depend on the desired TLD. Older top-level domains are generally cheaper compared to newer ones, but they are also more popular and, therefore, taken more quickly. The chances of securing your desired domain name are higher with new TLDs. For taken domains, the price is determined by demand.
The prices of available domains depend on the desired TLD. Older top-level domains are generally cheaper compared to newer ones, but they are also more popular and, therefore, taken more quickly. The chances of securing your desired domain name are higher with new TLDs. For taken domains, the price is determined by demand.
Can I buy a domain forever?
No, you always register a domain for a specific period. Typically, the domain is registered in your name for one year, after which you need to renew the registration.
However, thanks to our auto-renewal feature, you don’t have to worry about this as a world4you customer. The contract automatically renews each year unless you actively choose to opt out. This way, you can be sure that no one will snatch your domain name away from you.
However, thanks to our auto-renewal feature, you don’t have to worry about this as a world4you customer. The contract automatically renews each year unless you actively choose to opt out. This way, you can be sure that no one will snatch your domain name away from you.
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