eOffice® Network

Tom Gordon

Founder & CEO

tomg.eoffice.com
Digital Distance Dissolved!

December 1988, before the world's first website blinked into existence, I experienced something unforgettable. I used Telnet from my dorm room to access files in Europe—I was reaching across an ocean, touching machines in offices on another continent. It was a coordinated kaleidoscope of bleeps and blips—the OSI layers and the packet-switched plumbing—my modem screeeeching out the birth of TCP/IP, plopping bits of green on a VT100, 1200 bps, RS‑232 to Port 23 ...and finally, there they were! Files on somebody else's computer—and instantly the STORY OF ONLINE flipped to the next chapter: new rails into an unmapped digital territory!

 

Getting Started

A recession was coming so I decided to start my own computer consulting practice, but I needed a way to project a professional image; I needed a personal office system! Staring at my screen, an idea materialized: professionals hang out their shingle—a sign with their name and profession—and if I could walk into that remote computer like an office down the hall, why not hang out my own shingle... Online!

 

Welcome to eOffice® Network!

... The Original Online Office Service™—a service I started over thirty years ago as a dial-up network that has evolved through the internet age of broadband and the cloud. The mission: To power the independence of remote work, helping you instantly launch your professional presence, be found, and claim your space within your line-of-work, industry, peer group, or community.

 

It's Your Turn!

The "jobless recovery" of 1991 showed how computers could replace office roles, fracturing the unspoken bond of mutual loyalty between company and worker. This created a surge of independent consultants pushed into self-employment. That shift drove me to innovate, helping others work from home, small offices, and the road. Today, we face a similar but eye-blistering societal revolution as AI reorders our occupational foundations. That is why having your own professional space matters more than ever.

 

Control Your Future!

While job security may falter during this adjustment, your name—and your drive to design, promote, support, lead, organize, and build—and your drive to become what’s next— remain untouchable! From flying solopreneur to mastering the small-business hustle, to leading a world-class organization, perhaps serving the public trust, or launching your dream! You’re exactly where you belong—no matter where you are. So go ahead… Own your Office and your Professional Path!

 

Your Office is Ready™ ... and you can hang your digital shingle here!

 

— Tom

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Domain License Transfer & Change Policy

Last modified: July 1, 2026

Related Documents: Terms of Service | Domain License Agreement | Domain Naming & Usage Rules | Privacy Policy | Trademark Guidebook

Introduction

This policy is issued by eOffice Campus Networks, LLC (operating as eOffice® Network) and governs the procedures for internal transfers of eOffice® Domain (3LD) licenses between users and the process for remapping licensed eOffice® Domains to point to different Online Offices within eOffice® Network.

1. Transferring an eOffice® Domain License

An eOffice® Domain is granted to the eOffice® Domain Licensee as a limited, revocable license, and is non-transferable, non-assignable, unless transferred or assigned under the following process:

Transfer Eligibility

Transfers or assignments are permitted between any two registered eOffice® Domain Licensees (individuals or organizations) when the transfer is facilitated through the official process described in this section.

Transfer Types

  • Organizational Transfers: Transferring an online office and related project to a successor within the same organization.
  • Personal Trading: Transferring the domain license to a different individual user for private consideration (sale/trade) or gift.

Authorization Required

All internal transfers or assignments must be authorized by eOffice® Network in writing before any administrative change is made. The authorization ensures both parties are compliant users and the license transfer is properly recorded.

Procedure

The transferring Licensee must submit a request via the Contact Form (Select “Domain License Questions”) or email domains@eoffice.com for review. The request must include:

  • Verification of identity for both the transferring and receiving parties.
  • The full name and account details of the intended recipient Licensee.
  • Acknowledgement that the transfer fee (if applicable) is non-refundable.

License Continuity

The recipient of the transferred domain license must agree to all terms of the Domain License Agreement and Terms of Service (TOS). The licensed term of the domain is transferred “as is.”

2. Remapping the eOffice® Domain Destination

While the eOffice® Domain name itself is fixed (e.g., jane.smith.eoffice.com), the Online Office that it points to (its hosted destination) can be changed, allowing the owner to update their professional site without changing their domain identity.

Process Overview

An eOffice® Domain Licensee can request to remap their currently licensed eOffice® Domain to a different, active Online Office they own within eOffice® Network.

Procedure

  • The Online Office Owner must ensure they have an active license for the eOffice® Domain.
  • The Online Office Owner must have full ownership/control over the destination Online Office as defined in the Terms of Service (TOS).
  • A request must be submitted to eOffice® Network via domains@eoffice.com or the Contact Form (Select “Domain License Questions”).
  • The request must explicitly name the Licensed eOffice® Domain (the pointer) and the Destination Online Office ID or URL.

Effect of Remapping and Limitation

Upon approval, eOffice® Network will update the internal system’s DNS-like mapping (C-name equivalent), causing the eOffice® Domain to resolve to the new Online Office destination. This process may take up to 24 hours to propagate across eOffice® Network. A licensed eOffice® Domain can only point to one Online Office at a time. The destination Online Office must be fully compliant with the Terms of Service (TOS).

3. Breach and Revocation of License

As the Licensor, eOffice® Network retains full authority over the domain license.

Breach

In the event of a breach of the eOffice® Domain License Agreement, TOS, or Domain Rules (including Prohibited Activities like spam, phishing, or trademark infringement), eOffice® Network reserves the right to immediately delete, cancel, revoke, suspend, or lock the subject eOffice® Domain without prior notification or refund of fees paid (Domain License Agreement, Section 13).

Disputes

In the event of a dispute concerning the license or use of an eOffice® Domain, eOffice® Network may take necessary action, including “locking” the domain, until the dispute is fully resolved (Domain License Agreement, Section 9).

Questions? Contact us via our Contact Form or email domains@eoffice.com.