Registrations
Another possiblity is to order domains
via e-mail application form
The e-mail registration has the advantage that it can be done automatically.
Many customers use robots on their web site that send e-mail application forms to us.
However, using these forms is suited for experts only, since they contain quite a
few technical terms, which are unfortunately necessary. We have prepared a page
with explanations which will help
you to complete the form.
Availability Check
You can trigger a test whether the .tel names you wish to register are still
available with the help of our online
form.
Whois
Queries concerning the
domain holder
and other domain contacts can be made by using our
whois
service.
Price and performance
At Knipp you don't have to pay through your nose for the popular
tel-domains. You get .tel domains for similar favorable conditions
as we also offer them for .eu domains, for example.
Please refer to our price list
for the details.
Moreover, we also provide a large bundle
of additional services.
For our customers, these services are available
without any additional costs.
Rules of allocation
The allocation method for .tel is »first-come-first-served«.
Domain names are subject to the
standard registration conditions as laid down in the
Acceptable Use Policy (AUP).
A summary of the technical requirements for .tel domain names is as follows:
- Containing a minimum of 2 characters selected from the letters
"a" to "z" or "A" to "Z" in standard US ASCII character set, the
digits "0" to "9" and the hyphen ("-");
- containing a maximum of 63 characters (not including the ".tel"
suffix);
- containing at least one letter ("a" to "z" or "A" to "Z") in
standard US ASCII script;
- not beginning or ending with a hyphen ("-");
- not containing a hyphen ("-") in the 3rd and 4th positions except
Internationalized Domain Names in ASCII-encoded
representation that conform to the Registry IDN Policy for the
script or language they are associated with; and
- all one-letter and single-digit (e.g., a.tel or 9.tel) domains
- all two-character country code top level domains (ccTLDs, such as uk.tel for example)
- all combinations of digits and/or digit and hyphen strings that
contain eight or more characters (e.g., 12345678.tel or 123-5678.tel)
The policies that govern IDN registrations are listed below.
These policies are subject to amendment pending final approval.
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