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 Do I need to be careful with companies dealing with domain registration?
Several companies are becoming well known for mailing out official looking domain renewal notices which are designed to trick the customer into transferring their domain to another registrar. If you are in doubt about such correspondence or any online company, simply Google it and see what co ...
- Can I resell my domain name?
Of course! Once you've registered it, it's yours. You can sell it to whomever you like. In fact, if you have a good domain name, reselling it could be quite lucrative. The domain name business.com recently sold for over 7 million dollars! Buying a domain name can be more tricky though as it ...
- Are domain names really going that quickly?
Just check out the facts: In 1995, roughly 100,000 domain names were registered. Since then, over 30 million have been registered. 97 percent of the words in Webster's dictionary have been registered. Every single "all a's" domain name from a.com to aaa..aaa.com (63 characters) has been regi ...
- What's in a good domain name?
A good domain name is short (1 to 3 words), easy to remember, and representative of your business.
- What is a domain name?
A domain name is the name you type into the address bar of a browser (such as Internet Explorer or Netscape) to get to a site on the web. For example: vrfaq.org.uk, virtualriders.org, or google.co.uk are all domain names. .com, .org, .net (and a few others) are called Top Level Domains (TLD& ...
- How do I create a favicon?
There are a number of programs for creating a favicon.ico file. You can Google for a list to download, or just as easily use an online program such as favicon generator by Dynamic Drive.
- What is a favicon?
An icon associated with a particular website, and typically displayed in the address bar of a browser viewing the site
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