Additional Features

There is no set-up charge for the original Internet URL name when you open an account with a Planet HomePage name or your existing domain name. The standard charge for Planet HomePage to establish a .com or .com.au domain name on your behalf is $220 which includes the first 2 years registration fee, which includes GST. All future accounts for renewal fees will be sent to you directly from the relevant name registration authority such as AUNIC or INTERNIC. The cost of additional names for an account are as follows:

Vanity Domain names either

www.yourname.yourdomain.com or
www.yourname.ozhomepage.com or
www.yourname.redwing.com.au or
www.yourname.yurulbin.com or
www.yourname.ptylimited.com

can be implemented for $7.70 per month with a once only set-up charge of $55. There are no additional INTERNIC charges or domain name registration fees.

Additional domain names pointing to your existing site can be implemented for $7.70 per month with a once only set-up charge of $55. The customer is responsible for any INTERNIC charges associated with domain name registration. A standard charge of $220, which includes the first 2 years registration charges, will apply if Planet HomePage establishes a domain name on your behalf.

E-mail facilities such as additional POP accounts can be implemented for a charge of $3/month.

E-mail facilities such as additional aliases and/or redirects and/or Auto-responders can be implemented for a charge of $1/month.

E-mail facilities such as Mailing Lists can be implemented for a charge of $1/group of up to 5 addresses per month.

Bandwidth usage over the limits above will be charged at $4/10MB (daily average) per month, however the limits set for each plan are designed to easily cater for the usage patterns of most sites.

Storage space used on the server over the allocation for each plan will be charged at $3/10 MB/month, however the limits set for each plan are designed to exceed the storage requirements of most customers. Note that the most common reason that a site attracts excess storage charges is by allowing e-mail to build up on the server.