Using a company name to register domain names?

It's not owned by an individual

[bouncybunny]

We buy many domain names for our company. Is it acceptable to simply put the company name in the registration field as opposed to a person's name?

[IanTurner]

Yes - the company is a legal entity and can therefore own assets.

Most registrars require you to have a named contact for the domains even if they are owned by a company.

[bouncybunny]

Most registrars require you to have a named contact for the domains even if they are owned by a company.

Indeed. That's my question. We would rather not have a named person. Can we simply put the name of the company in there? I've noticed that many companies do this, but is it acceptible?

[gpmgroup]

I believe the admin field requires a contact person but the owner field can be an entity

[davezan]

Can we simply put the name of the company in there? I've noticed that many companies do this, but is it acceptible?

Generally, yes.

David

[rocker]

Is it acceptable to simply put the company name in the registration field as opposed to a person's name?

Instead of putting the company name, do what Google does. Use DNS Admin as the contact person.