WBS can deliver domains for all TLD in the world. If you cant search for it, email support and we will check if your domain is available.
The process of changing host providers is simple and can be accomplished with minimal hassle and downtime provided certain steps are followed in order. Clients changing hosting service are usually already frustrated and unsatisfied at some level with web hosting. It is our hope that this guide will serve as a road map to a hassle free and successful web hosting experience moving forward.

If you already got a working site:
(1a) Ensure that you have a full working copy of your website files, databases, etc... stored on your computer. Download or record any pertinent email address settings, passwords, log file data, statistic reports, etc. from your current host.

If you not yet got a site
(1b) Complete number 2, then go to templates to order a template for your site.

(2) Order your new WBS web hostingservice. (or search for domain above) Save and print your "Activation Letters ", and/or send this email to your web designer. (they'll know what to do with this information.)

(3) Using the details provided in the Activation Letters; upload (using FTP) your website files to your new service with WBS, install and configure any databases, scripts, etc. Setup your email accounts.

(4) Modify/Transfer your domain name to use WBS's Name Servers:

ns1.wbsab.info 213.115.167.120
ns2.wbsab.info 213.115.167.121

In approximately 12-24 hours check your domain name to ensure it is now pointing to WBS. This step permits us to host your site.

(5) Double-check the email settings in your email software to make sure your settings work with the new service. (your mail server entries should read something similar to "mail.yourdomain.com")

(6) Cancel service with your previous host provider. Make sure they remove your domain name from their DNS servers.

(7) Enjoy reliable, hassle free, supported hosting service with WBS. If you ever have any questions please feel free to contact us anytime 24 hours a day.

* The process of modifying a domain name (commonly referred to as transferring) is the area most customers incur problems. Close attention to this step will insure a smooth transition.