soj
Founder
With auDA's change of policy in regards to transfer of registration ownership of .au domain names, there are a few conditions to their new policy.
I think it is great news that au domains can now be released to the market, and it will be very interesting to see how domains sold early on will be valued, compared to say their .com counterparts.
• You cannot register a domain name for the sole purpose of
resale or transfer to a third party.
• You cannot transfer your domain name for the first six
months after it is registered (this does not apply to domain
names that have been renewed or previously transferred).
You can apply to auDA for authorisation to transfer within
the first six months in special circumstances.
• After six months, you can offer your domain name for sale
by any means.
• The buyer must comply with normal eligibility and allocation
rules for .au domain names.
• Transfers will be processed by the registrar of record using
a standard transfer form, and the registrar may charge a
transfer fee.
I think it is great news that au domains can now be released to the market, and it will be very interesting to see how domains sold early on will be valued, compared to say their .com counterparts.