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Yes. An email account with your domain name will identify you as a professional in your sector. In fact, according to recent studies, the vast majority of consumers trust in an email with your domain name more than the generic addresses of Gmail or Yahoo!

The registration is immediate once we confirmed the payment.  From that moment on, you have the assurance that nobody else will get there before you. Most of the time, the domain will be active and working a few minutes later. For example, a generic domain such as a .com is active in less than half an hour. In the case of a .es, it can take between 12 and 24 hours.

The first thing you have to do to prevent someone from taking over your domain is to block it for transfer. If yours is a generic domain, don't worry, at dinahosting we already block it for you by default as soon as you register it. You can check it in your Control Panel, Domains section. Next to the Authcode you have the Unlock option, so unless you do it yourself, the domain will be protected.

In the event that someone has usurped your identity or registered a domain name associated with your brand in bad faith, it is advisable that you discuss it with a specialist in Internet legal matters for advice. If you want, take a look at our Legal Advice service.

For many reasons! With the additional domains you can redirect several domains to a single web. This way you protect your brand and make sure it is not registered by third parties. In addition, it is very useful for the multilingual versions of your page. A different domain per language will improve your positioning.
If you register now your additional domains, you will benefit from great discounts that we offer for volume registration. Run for yours!

You can access our biggest discounts on registration and renewal of domains through the purchase of prepaid vouchers (only for domains). You have more information in the section Reseller.

Don't forget to take a look at our offers to take advantage of discounted domains. You can also save up to 30 % by registering multiple domains at the same time.

When you buy a domain, the registration data becomes part of a database called Whois. It stores information related to the domain, such as who owns it, its registration and expiration date, the DNS servers associated with it, etc.

With the entry into force of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), the personal data of the users responsible for the domains are no longer published in the Whois. Only the registration date, the expiration date and the registrar that has it are made public. Therefore, if you are interested in contacting the owner of a domain, or if someone wanted to negotiate with you about a domain that you have, you would have to talk to the provider first so that they provide you with a contact form. Thus, the owner's personal data remains protected at all times against malicious use by third parties.

That your domain is blocked does not mean that you cannot use it or that it has any incidence. It is simply a security measure that prevents the domain from being transferred to another provider without your authorization. At dinahosting this blocking is done by default when you register a domain, but you can unblock it if you need to from your Control Panel.

If you are not interested in transferring it, we recommend keeping your domain locked, since it does not affect its operation and thus protects it against improper use by third parties.

You can also check if your domain, or any other, is blocked by checking its Whois.

DNSSEC is a suite of protocols that delivers greater security to DNS.

By using passwords and digital signatures associated with your servers, DNSSEC makes it possible to check the authenticity of data, that they have not been modified and that they come from a legitimate source. This therefore ensures the integrity of the information and accredits its source, which is of particular importance for e-commerce and other websites that handle sensitive data. You can find out more about DNSSEC here.