GoDaddy.com, the registration company for Internet addresses, has agreed to take over and manage more than 850,000 domain names belonging to customers of a troubled rival, RegisterFly, officials announced this week. The deal, reached with the support of the Internet's key oversight agency, means that RegisterFly customers can once again renew names, or transfer them elsewhere if they do not want to stay with GoDaddy.
May 31, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
GoDaddy.com, the leading registration company for Internet addresses, has agreed to take over and manage more than 850,000 domain names belonging to customers of a troubled rival, officials announced this week.
The deal, reached with the support of the Internet’s key oversight agency, means that customers of that rival, RegisterFly, can once again renew names, or transfer them elsewhere if they do not want to stay with GoDaddy.
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