Domain Name Registration Agreement
This Domain Name Registration Agreement ("Agreement") is by and between Global Domains
International, Inc. a California corporation, ("GDI") and you, your heirs, agents, successors and assigns
("You"), and is made effective as of the date of electronic execution. This Agreement sets forth the terms
and conditions of Your use of GDI's Domain Name Registration and represents the entire agreement
between You and GDI. By participating in this transaction, You acknowledge that You have read,
understand and agree to be bound by all the terms and conditions of this Agreement, including our
dispute policy and the ICANN Transfer Dispute Resolution Policy along with any new, different or
additional terms, conditions or policies.
In addition to transactions entered into by You on Your behalf, You also agree to be bound by the terms
of this Agreement for transactions entered into on Your behalf by anyone acting as Your Agent, and
transactions entered into by anyone who uses the account You've established with GDI, whether or not
the transactions were in Your behalf. You acknowledge that GDI's acceptance of any application made by
You for services provided by GDI will take place at GDI's offices located in Carlsbad, California, USA.
You acknowledge that GDI is a registrar bound by an agreement between GDI and ICANN. You agree
that GDI may modify this agreement in order to comply with applicable law and the terms and conditions
set forth by the ICANN and/or the Registry Administrator chosen by ICANN, as well as any registration
rules or policies that may be published from time to time by GDI.
1. Fees
In consideration for the services and products ("service") purchased by You and provided to You by GDI,
You agree to pay GDI at the time service is provided. Payment is to be made by You by providing one of
the following: a valid credit card, PayPal, Bank Wire (collectively, the "Payment Method"). You
understand that ICANN requires GDI to collect a small registration fee when You purchase Your domain
name registration. You agree to pay such fees. Payments are non-refundable. Processing fees collected
are non-refundable. If for any reason GDI is unable to charge Your Payment Method for the full amount
owed GDI for the service provided, or if GDI is charged a penalty for any fee it previously charged to
Your Payment Method, You agree that GDI may pursue all available remedies in order to obtain payment.
You agree that among the remedies GDI may pursue in order to effect payment, shall include but will not
be limited to, immediate cancellation without notice to You of any domain names registered or renewed
on Your behalf. GDI reserves the right to charge a reasonable service fee for administrative tasks outside
the scope of its regular services. These include, but are not limited to, customer service issues that
cannot be handled over email but require personal service, and disputes that require legal services.
These charges will be billed to the Payment Method we have on file for You. You may change Your
Payment Method at any time by logging into Your Member's Area and selecting Preferred Payment.
2. Domain Name Expiration and Renewals
When You register a domain name, automatic renewal is the default setting, which You must deactivate if
You do not want Your domain name(s) to be automatically renewed. Unless You disable the automatic
renewal option, GDI will automatically renew any domain name that is up for renewal and will take
payment from the Payment Method You have on file with GDI, at GDI's then current rates. Domain name
renewals will be non-refundable. If for any reason GDI is not able to take the payment from the Payment
Method You have on file, and You fail to respond to our notices, Your domain name registration will
expire. It is Your responsibility to keep Your Payment Method information current, which includes the
expiration date if you are using a credit card. If You do not elect that the domain name be automatically
renewed, You have the responsibility of manually implementing the renewal by the expiration date
(should You in fact want the domain name to be renewed). If You fail to manually implement the renewal