LONDON, United Kingdom – Wednesday 15th January 2014 – Telnic Limited (http://telnic.tel), the Registry Operator for the communications-focused .tel top level domain (TLD), today announced a significant improvement for all .tel domain holders.
After a long search for a suitable partner, finally Telnic was able to identify a reliable service provider that acts completely independently from Telnic and thus can guarantee a high level of speed in development.
Telnames is an experienced company with a strong customer base that will kindly provide the future support for all customers.
In the future, no more domains will be sold through the network of registrars. All existing domains will be merged with the autonomously operating company Telnames.
As part of the transfer each holder of a .tel domain will be offered a special price for renewal fees in the amount of $30 yearly.
Khashayar Mahdavi, CEO of Telnic, said: "We are delighted to improve the service and to provide the future of our neglected TLD on a stable ground. We see it as a great advantage that our customers will no longer have to deal with uncomfortable subdomains. We thank all our loyal customers for their infinite support."
After a long search for a suitable partner, finally Telnic was able to identify a reliable service provider that acts completely independently from Telnic and thus can guarantee a high level of speed in development.
Telnames is an experienced company with a strong customer base that will kindly provide the future support for all customers.
In the future, no more domains will be sold through the network of registrars. All existing domains will be merged with the autonomously operating company Telnames.
As part of the transfer each holder of a .tel domain will be offered a special price for renewal fees in the amount of $30 yearly.
Khashayar Mahdavi, CEO of Telnic, said: "We are delighted to improve the service and to provide the future of our neglected TLD on a stable ground. We see it as a great advantage that our customers will no longer have to deal with uncomfortable subdomains. We thank all our loyal customers for their infinite support."