Your domain name belongs to you until your registration expires, even if you cancel your plan. AT&T Yahoo! does not own your domain name.

If you registered your domain through AT&T Yahoo!, and you decide to cancel your plan:

• AT&T Yahoo! will not renew your domain name when it expires. You will be responsible for any domain renewal fees.
• You will no longer have access to your AT&T Yahoo! control panels, including your Domain Control Panel.
• Your Private Domain Registration service (if applicable) will be deactivated, and your domain contact information will become public.

If you used a domain you previously owned with your AT&T Yahoo! plan, and you decide to cancel:

• You will no longer have access to your AT&T Yahoo! control panels, including your Domain Control Panel.
• You will continue to manage your domain and pay any domain renewal fees through your current registrar.

Important: Before You Cancel
If you decide to cancel, we'll ask you a few questions to help you decide how to manage your domain name after you cancel your AT&T Yahoo! service. We strongly recommend that you make arrangements for your domain name before you complete the cancellation process.

If you intend to keep your domain name after you cancel, consider signing up for our basic AT&T Yahoo! Domains plan, which will allow you to continue managing your own domain with your AT&T Yahoo! tools — even if you'd like to associate your domain with another web hosting service. You can also transfer your domain to another provider.

If you choose not to renew your domain name when it expires, someone else may be able to buy it!