Methods of Payment

» CASH ACCOUNTS

You can set up an account with us by pre-paying with a certified check or money order (both in U.S. Dollars). Each domain registration, renewal or transfer will draw from this account, until the funds are depleted. The funds can be replenished at your convenience.

With your certified check or money order, include your name, address, phone number, and email address. You will also need to choose a username and password. Please indicate the registrant (owner of the domain names). You may start an account with a minimum of $50 which can be used for any of our services. 

INSTRUCTIONS FOR CREATING A DUMMY ACCOUNT

The best way to create a new account is to go to our home page and search for a domain that does not exist, such as asfwfasfwe.com.  When that comes up as available, click the Checkout button and then enter the New User section. Fill out the default information for the new account, and click Continue. (If you like, you may enter default credit card info as the following- VISA 4444444444444444 03/03 This is a "dummy" credit card account.)  After your new account has been verified, click the Cancel button to stop the registration. You will not be charged, and the domain will not be registered if you click the Cancel button, but the account will still be valid.  When you provide us with the user name of this account, we will then credit the account with the amount you have sent to us in the form of a cashier's check or money order.

Send your certified check or money order to:

DomainsNext.com
316 Cozumel CT
Laguna Beach, CA  92651
949-497-9623

» CREDIT CARD

We accept for payment Visa, MasterCard, American Express and Discover card.  All payments will be in US dollars.  Your credit card will be charged at the time of registration.  You will be required to provide us with your credit card information.  Please make sure when you provide this information to not have dashes or spaces between the credit card numbers.  Also we will ask you to input a Credit Card Security Code - CVV2 number (the last 3 digits AFTER the credit card number in the signature area of the card).  The security code will not be stored in our system and you must input it every time you process a transaction (domain registration, request URL forwarding for your domain, etc.)