Domain Name Registrations
About Service
Thomsen Trampedach provides registration and DNS hosting of all worldwide available top-level domains (all IDNs, gTLDs, ccTLDs).
Our clients need domain names in every country worldwide. Our domain name processing system allows for more automated instant ccTLD registrations than any other domain name registrar. We assist with local presence and trustee services in more than 50 countries and can establish trusted trustee partners in any country based on our huge network of IP attorneys worldwide.
Automated domain name registration
The automation of domain name registration processes reduce the risk of manual errors and enables us to offer domain name registrations, hosting and renewals at very competitive pricing.
Availability Reports
When checking for available domain name registrations you can either use our tool yourself, or ask us to create global or regional availability reports on multiple names – all reports can be downloaded from our management system.
Blocking Services
We offer all available blocking services such as DPML (Donuts), TMCH, and Uniregistry.
TMCH filing
We are an agent at the Trademark Clearing House and assist with advice, prefilling of documents gathering of proof of use and of course with filing and renewal of TM filings in the TMCH. All filings (SMD marks) are displayed and manageable in our management interface and are automatically renewed.
Back Orders
We support all types of back order services such as Snapnames and Dropcatch.
IDNs
We assist with translation of trademarks and product names and support all IDNs – we can give advice on relevant defensive IDN registrations to avoid abuse of homograph domain names.
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