Domain
Names - Reserve your Internet Identity!
What is a domain name?
A domain name is your unique name on the Internet. It allows your company,
organization or family to establish an Internet presence, consisting of
your personalized eMail addresses and your own Web site address.
Domain names are composed of two sections - the descriptive name, and the
domain suffix (e.g. .com, .net or .org). Some examples of domain names are
"sbc.com", "webhosting.com" and "yourname.com".
You may
register any domain name that you wish, as long as it is available. Common
domain name choices reflect your full name or an abbreviation, a product
or service name, or a general industry name.
Why
should I register a domain name NOW?
Each domain
name in the world must be unique - only one company can register and
utilize yourbrand.com. However, there are very few restrictions on domain
names - anyone may register just about any domain name they wish. As a
result, more than 20,000 .com, .net and .org domain names are registered
every day, effectively removing these domains from circulation. There is a
strong possibility that if you do not register your domain name, another
company or individual will!
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