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Domain Parking
What is domain parking?
How does domain parking work?
How do I park my domains?
How much can I earn with domain parking?
Is parking binding? Can I opt out at any time?
When do I get my parking revenue?
Do I ever have to pay for parking?
How much will I earn per click for the parking program?
What should I avoid if I don't want to be blocked from the parking program.
Parking Acronyms?
Do I remain owner of the domain?
Can I park as many domains as I want?
I've parked my domains on NameRich but I can't see my Chinese parking pages. Why?
Domain Registration
Who runs the .CN Registry?
Who is CNNIC?
Has CNNIC reserved any names in the second level of .CN?
What are the rules governing intellectual property (IP) disputes in the .CN domain?
What options do trademark owners have to protect their IP rights in .CN?
Why should an international business secure a .CN name?
What is the .CN value proposition?
What term lengths are available ?
What is a Whois listing?
What is a Name Server?
Can I register a domain without having a hosting provider yet?
How do I transfer domains TO NameRich FROM another registrar? (Transfer In)
Account management
I'm having trouble logging in.
I forgot my password!
Domain Parking
What is domain parking? ↑Top
Domain Parking is simple way to earn money from your domains' natural traffic. The idle domain is used to display relevant advertisements, every time a consumer clicks on one of the advertisements, you earn money. If you have registered domain names, but they are not currently being used, then domain parking is a great way to put those domains to work, earning you revenue.
How does domain parking work? ↑Top
When you park your domain with Namerich we will host relevant advertisements on your parking page. You will earn revenue each time an interested visitor clicks through on an advertisement.
How do I park my domains? ↑Top
After registering on the NameRich.com website, you can enter the domains you want to park into your account. Next you'll need to go to your registrar and change the DNS settings for each domain.
How much can I earn with domain parking? ↑Top
Parking earnings can vary from a few cents to thousands of dollars depending on the amount and quality of the domain's traffic.
Is parking binding? Can I opt out at any time? ↑Top
Our domain parking program is not binding and there are absolutely no contractual obligations involved. Furthermore, although we sincerely hope you'll be satisfied with our service, you can stop parking your domains and remove them from the NameRich database at any time.
When do I get my parking revenue? ↑Top
Parking revenue is paid at the end of each parking cycle. This normally takes place during the last week of each month. Details about payment can be found in the Management Center after logging in.
Do I ever have to pay for parking? ↑Top
No, parking is absolutely free of charge.
How much will I earn per click for the parking program? ↑Top
The revenue per click is dependent on several factors including the type of advertisement that is clicked, where it is clicked on from and how much an advertiser is willing to pay.
What should I avoid if I don't want to be blocked from the parking program. ↑Top
The following could lead to you being blocked from the parking program:
- Adding blatantly pornographic, political or gambling related domains.
- Using scripts or other automated methods of generating clicks
- Clicking on the advertisements yourself (or asking your friends, family, pets etc. to click on them)
- Pop-ups or pop-unders
- Incentivized clicks (forcing our encouraging visitors to click on the links)
- Everything which cannot be classified as “natural” traffic (Natural traffic = search engine results and type-ins)
Namerich regularly monitors the domains parked with us and the hits that they receive.
If we detect any irregular traffic on a domain, we will withhold payment as a preliminary measure.
Parking Acronyms? ↑Top
CTR: Click Through Rate (the ratio between page views to clicks on advertisements)
CPC: Cost Per Click (also known as RPC or EPC, which measures how much the owner of a parked page will receive for each click on an advertisement)
EPC: Earnings Per Click (see CPC)
RPM: Revenue Per Thousand (value of traffic created by parked domain)
Do I remain owner of the domain? ↑Top
Yes, you retain all rights to your domains. We simply provide a platform for advertisers to use your domain, earning you money in return. You do not need to change registrars or update the whois entry. You simply need to change the DNS settings at your registrar to direct your domains to our servers.
Our domain parking program is not binding and there are absolutely no contractual obligations involved. Furthermore, you can stop parking your domains and remove them from the Namerich database at any time without giving any reason for doing so.
Can I park as many domains as I want? ↑Top
Yes, you can park as many domains as you like. There is no limit.
However, there are some restrictions to what types of domain names can be parked on NameRich. For details on these restrictions, please refer to the NameRich Terms of Service & Privacy Policy.
I've parked my domains on NameRich but I can't see my Chinese parking pages. Why? ↑Top
If you are located outside of China and visit one of your domains, you will be directed to a non-Chinese parking page. If you would like to receive a screen capture of one of your Chinese pages, please contact service@namerich.com
Domain Registration
Who runs the .CN Registry? ↑Top
CNNIC is the official administrator of the Registry of .CN. For more detailed information, please visit www.CNNIC.cn
Who is CNNIC? ↑Top
The China Internet Network Information Center (CNNIC) was founded in 1997. It is a nonprofit organization of administration and service, performing duties of the National Internet Network Information Center. The management of CNNIC is handled by the Computers Network Information Center of the Chinese Academy of Science. CNNIC operates under the auspices of China's Ministry of Information Industry (MII), an agency that also oversees telecommunications, multimedia, broadcasting and satellite transmissions across China.
Among its many duties, CNNIC provides domain name registration, IP address distribution and autonomous system (AS) codes distribution.
Has CNNIC reserved any names in the second level of .CN?
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The CNNIC Registry has reserved certain names. These include:
- Country names, three-letter and ISO3166
- Chinese Government organizations and leaders' names
- Names that are for National Security
- Province and City names
- Special telephone numbers. (001), etc.
- All gTLD's and some second-level spaces (biz.cn, kids.cn)
- Certain famous trademarks (about 350)
- Names labeled by the UN to promote world culture, heritage.
- Chinese Universities and Colleges
- News Media as approved by the National News Office
What are the rules governing intellectual property (IP) disputes in the .CN domain? ↑Top
CNNIC has posted a policy regarding intellectual property disputes on its website. The policy is very similar to the Uniform Dispute Resolution Policy (UDRP) common in other Web domains.
What options do trademark owners have to protect their IP rights in .CN? ↑Top
Users may elect to utilize the Chinese Dispute Resolution Process to resolve disputes through CNNIC-designated arbitration providers. This process is very similar to the UDRP arbitration process. Of course, as is the case in all TLD disputes, users may also elect to pursue resolution in the courts.
Why should an international business secure a .CN name?
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As the next frontier of global e-business, .CN presents companies everywhere with an unprecedented opportunity to succeed in the Chinese marketplace. China's recent accession to the World Trade Organization (WTO) is proof that the Chinese economy is taking great strides toward accessibility. Now is an ideal time for companies to protect their brand identities in .CN, and to begin making inroads into the Chinese marketplace.
What is the .CN value proposition? ↑Top
.CN offers registrants the protection of a well-established brand name in what is certain to become one of the most lucrative marketplaces in the world. Further, .CN can put Chinese customers at ease, giving them the security of dealing with businesses that have a substantial, "localized" Chinese presence as well as an international one. Finally, .CN enjoys widespread notoriety and recognition among the Chinese population.
What term lengths are available ? ↑Top
Initially, Namerich offers .CN domain names to you for term lengths between one (1) and five (5) years.
What is a Whois listing? ↑Top
A Whois listing contains information associated with a domain name, such as its creation and expiration dates, the registrar of record, and various contacts (administrative, technical, etc.). WhoIs data is collected when a domain name is registered and is public information. The Whois information appears whenever a person conducts a WhoIs search on a particular domain name.
What is a Name Server? ↑Top
Name servers are the Internet's equivalent to phone books. A name server maintains a directory of domain names that match certain IP addresses (computers). The information from all the name servers across the Internet is gathered in a central registry.
This makes it possible for people across the Internet to access your Web site using a familiar domain name, instead of having to remember a series of numbers.
Can I register a domain without having a hosting provider yet? ↑Top
Yes, you can register as many domains names as you'd like and choose to have them parked until you find a hosting provider. To do so, register a domain name and select "Parking." If this option is chosen, a temporary Parked Page displays whenever somebody types your domain name in their browser. This temporary page will inform anyone passing by that this is the future location of your site.
How do I transfer domains TO NameRich FROM another registrar? (Transfer In) ↑Top
1.Please send an email to service@namerich.com with a list of names you would like to transfer to NamRich.com including each domains’ transfer code. Domain transfer codes are obtained from the registrar where each domain is currently registered. Your e-mail should also include a valid PayPal address for billing purposes.
Note: Transfer policies and procedures vary among different registrars. You should check with your registrar first before initiating any transfers.
2.After we have received your list of domains with their corresponding transfer codes, NameRich.com will send an invoice to the PayPal address provided as well as instructions on how to register a new account at www.namerich.com if you have not already done so.
3.After payment has been received, NameRich.com will complete the transfers and notify you once the domains are in your account..
Account Management
I'm having trouble logging in. ↑Top
Make sure you have cookies turned on. If you don't, it won't work. Also make sure that the date and time on your computer is correct. In a handful of cases, the problem could be related to a problem with a proxy server, but this is very unlikely.
Make sure input your username and password rightly distinguishing capitals and lowercases.
I forgot my password! ↑Top
You should be able to get it from the user login page. Just click “forgot password?”, then input your username and activation email address, and the new password will be sent to your email address.
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