Move a domain IPTV website

Hello so I've used njal.la for couple years to buy and host domains there, today it unfortunately stopped. Don't know the exact reason but got email that i need to move out my domain from them or they suspend my account.

Is there a way around this to move the domain to hosting who ignores dmca etc?

I've been looking around can't really find anything useful? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Plus is there any other domain extensions that is better than others? My main focus now is to find somewhere to host my domain so can continue using it.

Check on Marketplace here, There are many seller who offer DMCA ignored hosting like alexhost, nulltrace, virtualine, warezhost, cybro etc. All are offer DMCA ignored.
But Before buy contact their support and share your content details.

Navidasford said:

Hey there,
This issue usually happens when the registrar tightens compliance or receives external pressure. The best route is to transfer your domain to a more privacy-friendly registrar that has a history of protecting user anonymity and data.


Before you move, make sure you unlock the domain and get the EPP/auth code from Njalla. Once you have that, you can transfer to registrars like:

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Thank you, do you have any recommendations? I'm really lost here my hosting is dmca ignored problem is the domain needs to be moved to similar to njal.la but with more anonymity.

hkrumar said:

Check on Marketplace here, There are many seller who offer DMCA ignored hosting like alexhost, nulltrace, virtualine, warezhost, cybro etc. All are offer DMCA ignored.
But Before buy contact their support and share your content details.

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hosting is dmca ignored problem is the domain needs to be moved to similar to njal.la but with more anonymity that can handle pressure.

LiveTevez said:

Thank you, do you have any recommendations? I'm really lost here my hosting is dmca ignored problem is the domain needs to be moved to similar to njal.la but with more anonymity.

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Problem with Njal is that they're a proxy provider operating on your behalf and essentially own the domain, hence the liability is in their name and they're unlikely to take any significant heat for what you're paying.

As with all registrars, any can take action at any time upon the receipt of complaints, but NiceNic ERANET have always been known as being a bit more "liberal," also focus on a good TLD/ccTLD that is generally associated with what you're doing: e.g., .to; .pw; .xyz; .st

Good luck

azkoyen109 said:

Problem with Njal is that they're a proxy provider operating on your behalf and essentially own the domain, hence the liability is in their name and they're unlikely to take any significant heat for what you're paying.

As with all registrars, any can take action at any time upon the receipt of complaints, but NiceNic ERANET have always been known as being a bit more "liberal," also focus on a good TLD/ccTLD that is generally associated with what you're doing: e.g., .to; .pw; .xyz; .st

Good luck

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Is Nicenic / Eranet same company or two different ones? How much doest it matter if you choose for example st and to extension and why are they harder to take down?

LiveTevez said:

Is Nicenic / Eranet same company or two different ones? How much doest it matter if you choose for example st and to extension and why are they harder to take down?

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As far as I'm aware, two different registrars. Some TLDs/ccTLDs are more resilient than others due to their operating T&Cs and willingness to cooperate with law enforcement. It's best doing some "research" and observing what other IPTV domains are using and gravitate towards the most utilised as they likely will less receptive to abuse reports (obviously not for everything though...).

Good tip always best to confirm with support before moving since not all DMCA ignored hosts treat IPTV the same way.
Better safe than sorry

moving a domain for an IPTV website brings big risks and many parts to check. firstly you must confirm your site holds all necessary licences for the content you serve, because streaming or rebroadcasting TV shows/movies without rights can lead to legal action (I mean not all host will accept that type of content) domain seizure, or host termination. next you’ll need to ensure hosting, DNS and ssl transfer are set up smoothly so there’s no downtime and the new domain keeps your traffic and seo value. you’ll also want to update sitemap, links, canonical tags and maybe redirects so search engines and users don’t lose the trail. lastly check your ad networks, payment processors and affiliate partners accept your site under new domain (and country/host changes) because moving server location or domain name can trigger fraud flags or network holds. if you like I can pull things people in the thread specifically had problems with after a domain move so you avoid same traps.