How to register for more than two years?

[KS2007]

By default .co.uk names are registered for two years .. How would I go about registering my domains for a longer period then two years?

My registra is 1and1.co.uk

[ameyjah]

all registrar offers you to register your domain for more than 5 years also, so just pay their fees.

[SuviCyriacNadakuzhackal]

Most registrars give you a choice to register for more than 2 years. Just contact them. There should be an option.

[algari]

Try this:
Register for 2 years, after a while (days,weeks or months) renew for 2 years more and so on.
OR
Go on changing registrars, they offer one year renewal automatically.

[PAUL-B]

Try this:
Register for 2 years, after a while (days,weeks or months) renew for 2 years more and so on.
OR
Go on changing registrars, they offer one year renewal automatically.

No need to go through such complicated steps. Just send the registrar an email, & it should be sorted.

[Fishnagles]

Domain names can be registered for up to 10 years at a time. This is a domain registrars favorite question though, so be sure to ask them if you would like to renew for more than 2 years and they will help you out.

[iceman88]

The choice is ours. Time frame for domains depends on client service contracts.
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[Lovely]

Hello,

Contact the support desk/helpdesk of the registrar and tell them you want to register your domain name for number of year you want. I guess a Nominet domain name can be register for more than 2 years. Good luck

[AllAboutDomains]

I know that there is a link on Godaddy to register your domain name for 2 or more years

[kanaga]

hai,
U may visit this site tucktail (http://www.tucktail.com/).
we can also register a new domain here.It's also like a godaddy.

[Hsekhar]

See if there are any options to register for more than two years. If there aren't any, ask their support if they can manually get it done for you more than two years.

I suggest you try NameCheap.com, I think they have the option to register domains for more than two years.