You have indicated that you already have a registered website address. (Back to this question...) You have indicated that you are not using e-mail accounts associated with your website address. (Back to this question...) Because you already have a website address and are not using e-mail associated with your website address, we will plan to go live by establishing new DNS entries for your website address. Option 1 (recommended) Your domain name registrar (Network Solutions, Enom, Register.com, GoDaddy, etc.) will provide tools to update your DNS entries. If you don't mind providing us with your registrar's account information, we will be happy to log in on your behalf and update the DNS entries for you. Option 2 If you're comfortable with updating your domain's settings on your own, you are welcome to. Just log in to your account at your registrar's website, navigate to the DNS server settings, and change the DNS servers to the following:

ns1.world-serv.net ns2.world-serv.net ns1.world-serv.com ns2.world-serv.com

Shortly after you apply these changes, all domain services will be directed to our servers. It's important that you notify us when you make these changes so we can prepare our server to receive requests. More Information:

• If you don't know your login information, most registrars provide an online utility to help you retrieve your login information ... visit your registrar's website to access the utility they provide.
• Often times your website will be live almost instantly after the changes have been made, but the changes may take up to two days to take effect if your Internet Service Provider caches DNS information.
• Other users (such as your customers) may see your new site before you do if their Internet Service Providers do not have cached DNS information, or if they update their cache more frequently.