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#243017 23-Nov-2018 19:05
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What number do I call Vodafone to get a UDAI for a domain ? Or can I do it via a portal somewhere ?

 

 





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  #2132964 23-Nov-2018 21:03
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It depends on which brand of Vodafone you are using. Details at https://www.vodafone.co.nz/broadband/domains-and-hosting/ 


 
 
 

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  #2133135 24-Nov-2018 11:13
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LOL, they show all brands except IHUG :D Guess Ill have to sit on hold while they run around trying to find out ;)

 

 





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  #2133151 24-Nov-2018 11:16
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I seriously think that if anyone is still using IHUG as registrar... They should expect this.





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  #2133163 24-Nov-2018 11:28
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xpd:

LOL, they show all brands except IHUG :D Guess Ill have to sit on hold while they run around trying to find out ;)


 



Follow the instructions for Vodafone Services. When Voda bought ihug, that is the registrar they continued to use.

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