I bought a Domain Name from Ifast

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I got an ifast account with 100email address and a domain name for one year.

firstly - I did not notice the USD-CND exchange, which is likely to bill my card another 30$- which sucks, i imagine that there should be an exchange rate displayed if possible.

secondly - i created an i fast account with my address [email protected]. i cant log in or change my password now for some reason…

thirdly - i bought the url a.xyz, i had not went to this page and simply was excited that a.xyz worked in the box thinger, however a.xyz seems to be already taken. what happens to it now?

forthly - how do i use these 100 email addresses?

fithly - the package came with 20 domains, are these the same as these free domains on infinityfree?

sixthly - i am not sure how to move the domain from ifast to infinityfree?

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IFastNet is a diferent company to InfinityFree, so most of us probably wont be able to offer much advice.
Do IFN have their own forum? That might be the best place to ask. As for the login issue, you may want to reach out to their customer support for that.

Once you’ve got the domain with with IFastNet if you want to add it to your InfinityFree account this link might help - How to add your own domain to your account

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iFastNet sells their services in USD, which is clearly shown everywhere on the product information and during the order process.

If your payment method is in a different currency, then your payment provider will handle the currency conversion. Which exchange rate they use, or which markups or additional fees they charge, is up to them.

All of these conversions and fees are entirely hidden from the merchant: they just charge USD and get the USD amount charged. So no, it’s probably not possible for iFastNet to say exactly how much you will be charged by your bank ahead of time.

Did you get the order confirmation through email? If not, then you may have entered an incorrect email address during the order process. I’m not sure exactly what iFastNet’s process is for this, but I suggest contacting them through their support portal at https://support.ifastnet.com. Note that you will probably need to sign up for a separate account there.

Did you literally choose “a.xyz” as your domain? That’s not a placeholder?

Then it sounds to me like you only bought a hosting account, not a domain name, because it seems unlikely that this domain was available for registration.

Through the iFastNet portal, you’ll have access to cPanel where you can create the email accounts.

No, iFastNet has their own pool of subdomains for premium hosting. A check on their website tells me the following extensions are available:

OO.GD, ES.HT, AR.NF, CC.NF, IN.NF, IT.NF, MX.NF, RO.NF, RU.NF, UK.NF, WEBS.NF

What @KangJL said.

However, it sounds like you purchased a premium hosting account already. If so, I would just host my website on that premium hosting account instead.

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I totally get the ridiculous amount of work that currency exchanges are! honestly i would not know where to start without a bank or stock widget of some kind which specializes in currency exchanges, frankly, if a bank network comes up i just high tail out.

Yea, ifast sent me a bill stating that i need to contact support. i am not too worried about it, i just wanted to be the new owner of “a”. Now that i think about it abc.xyz might be cool!
i looked into some TLD domain names and “.Resume” is like $185,000 usds with a $25,000 yearly maintenance fee…which is kind of crazy for a TLD know one uses anywhere. though i get the word trade. *Hail Pixel Worlds".

I am on it, i cant find the time or circumstance to do actual work without Wendy’s pos internet, which was not a pos internet a year ago. honestly i just started studying html on w3s sitting here at Wendy’s.

It occurs to me that i may have bought server end services such as fortiguard, and simply did not know what that was? though its is notable that i am never not being spammed by the bastards causing all this thieving crap here… and honestly i now get that there is nothing random admins of the internet can ultimately do about how hijaked my pos country is, which is literally dedicated to define the forth world in out rounded up penny-less economy. This country is simply a lost cause at this point… :confused:

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I don’t think you bought the domain, I think you added the domain to your account (which is useless as you don’t own the domain).

a.xyz was registered in 2024 and is managed by GoDaddy, and abc.xyz has been owned by Alphabet for a very long time.

It sounds to me like you just bought a hosting account, nothing more.

Not sure where you see that, buts it’s either a scam or requires custom DNS servers (which means nobody but the people to manually change their DNS servers can view your site).

.resume is NOT a TLD: https://data.iana.org/TLD/tlds-alpha-by-domain.txt

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That sounds like the kind of money you need to pay to own the entire .resume domain extension, not a single domain name. Which might be the only way to get your .resume domain, because the extension does not exist.

But instead of throwing potentially millions of dollars at a single domain name, I suggest you start looking for an available domain name using a domain extension that actually exists.

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Hey, thats cool! .resume was 185k on icann i believe according to (a random page parsed by copilot…)

no doubt, 185k is just alot, nor do i have millions of dollars. lol

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i dont suppose you know how to Set up the 100 email addresses? Is there a butotn or widget for that here on infinityfree?

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IF does not provide email, if your talking about iFN you can find it in cPanel

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currently having some login issues on my end.

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