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Goodmorning,
my JATC standard membership is expiring soon, and I used up all of my 3 licences for domains; now I need 3 more domains to be licenced. My question is: should I buy another JATC standard membership with another account or, if I renew the current membership I’ll have 3 new domains to register?

Thanks in advance,
Francesco

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<em>@itriatechnology 312619 wrote:</em><blockquote>Goodmorning,
my JATC standard membership is expiring soon, and I used up all of my 3 licences for domains; now I need 3 more domains to be licenced. My question is: should I buy another JATC standard membership with another account or, if I renew the current membership I’ll have 3 new domains to register?

Thanks in advance,
Francesco</blockquote>
Greetings Francesco:
In the situation you are describing above – i.e. you want to register an additional 3-domains for JATC based sites as part of a JATC Standard Membership – it would seem that your best solution would be to sign up for/with a new account altogether – at which time you will be have your 3-domain registration allotment as part of your JATC Standard Membership.

Otherwise, if you were to renew your current JATC Standard Membership – you would be allotted an additional 2 domains you could register, but not 3. This has been JA’s standard policy for some time.

or . . . . . . .

You could consider upgrading to a JATC Developer Membership . . . some of the benefits of which include:
– UNLIMITED REGISTERED DOMAINS: You are entitled to customize any templates, extensions for your clients on unlimited domains, within your membership period.
– COPYRIGHT REMOVAL: You can remove our footer “Designed by JoomlArt.com” and changed it to “Designed/Powered by YourCompany” as well as other reference to JoomlArt.com

Hope this has helped to address your questions. If you should have any additional questions, please do not hesitate to ask.

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