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Easily download the Change of Ownership (COO) form to update your domain registrant details. Follow our step-by-step guide to complete and submit your COO form hassle-free.

Learn how to change the registrant email of your domain in your Crazy Domains account. Step-by-step guide to keep your domain contact details accurate and up to date.

Explore Domain Guard pricing in detail, including plan features, costs, and expert tips on selecting the right domain protection.

Easily transfer ownership of your gTLD domain with this step-by-step guide. Update registrant details through your Account Manager with ICANN-compliant email verification.

This article covers why verification links fail and offers quick troubleshooting tips, including resending the link and checking spam folders.

An ABN or Australian Business Number is an 11-digit number that is unique, for exclusively identifying your business.

Parked Domains (Domain pointers) allow you to point or park additional domain names to your existing Hosting Account.

Unfortunately, the Domain Backorder does not guarantee a domain's registration since other providers also offer this service.

This article explains how to connect your domain to your website in cPanel by updating the required DNS records.

This article explains how to transfer a domain name between accounts within Crazy Domains. It is intended for customers who need to move a domain to another user, such as when merging accounts, or assigning management access.

This article provides a step-by-step guide on how to transfer your domain name away from Crazy Domains to another registrar. By following this guide, you will learn what preparations are needed and how to complete the transfer process successfully.

UDRP stands for Uniform Domain-Name Dispute-Resolution Policy. Read this article to know everything you need to know about it.

This article explains what Domain Certification is, how it works, and how to buy and activate it for your domain.

This article explains the DNS and name servers offered by Crazy Domains, how to manage them, and how to check where your domain’s DNS settings are hosted.

There are restrictions on when the .AU domain name become available for renewal.

To transfer the ownership of a domain name, you need to download our Domain Transfer of Ownership Form via your account manager.

Lock your domain name to protect it from unsolicited transfer to another Registrar. Unlock it to transfer and update name servers.

This article explains what a domain name is, how it works, and the different types of domain extensions available. It will help you understand the basics before you register your own domain name.

This article provides a step-by-step guide on transferring your .UK domain from your current registrar to Crazy Domains. It outlines the process to help ensure your domain is transferred smoothly while maintaining normal operation of your website and email services.

This article explains what a domain transfer is and helps you identify the correct process based on your goal. It provides links to detailed guides for transferring domains into, within, or out of your account.

If your domain name is not showing in your account, this guide will help you identify the possible causes and how to resolve them.

Domain Guard is a security feature that safeguards your domain from unauthorized changes, transfers, and cyber threats. This guide explores its key benefits, functionality, and step-by-step activation process, helping you enhance domain security and maintain control.

This article explains how to transfer your domain name from another registrar to Crazy Domains. By following this guide, you can move your domain registration while keeping your website and email working with minimal to no disruption.

Learn the eligibility criteria and requirements for registering a .AU domain name, including Australian presence rules and namespace-specific allocation guidelines.

This guide will help you connect your Domain Name to the new Crazy Domains Email Hosting platform.