Domain Name?
Q. Internet Domain Name for Sale How much could I get from Babylambo.com and baby-lambo.com In reference to the Lamborghini Gallardo its nick name is baby lamborghini
Asked by dreamk13000 - Wed Jul 30 19:57:36 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I'll give you $13.00 each for them! %^)
Answered by The Oracle - Wed Jul 30 20:07:38 2008

DOMAIN NAMe?
Q. Is it possible in any way to get a FREE domain name for a fansite? I want to make one for the Jonas Brothers
Asked by Lisa J - Sat May 10 21:05:17 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. No there isn't. I don't see why you can't just use a subdomain.
Answered by Kevin - Sat May 10 23:22:58 2008

To be able to sell a domain name do I need to buy the domain name in a different way?
Q. To be able to sell a domain name do I need to buy the domain name in a different way? I wonder if I just buy a domain name for example from yahoo, can I sell the name to the third party? Isn't that simple as buying and selling a car? What are the important points that I should consider through this buying and reselling procedure? Thank you very much.
Asked by Gokhan K - Tue Sep 18 23:06:40 2007 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments

A. No need to buy the domain name in any special way. Once you buy the domain name you have rights to it and can do whatever you want with it. You will have to sell the domain name to a third party getting payment on your own terms, and then you can simply transfer the domain name to that party. One thing to remember when you do buy a domain name your are not allowed to transfer it for 60 days after purchase. So you need to hold onto it for 2 months before reselling.
Answered by DatR - Thu Sep 20 13:45:04 2007

How does backordering a domain name work?
Q. I entered a domain name to order, and it said it was already in use but that for $18.99 I could backorder it. Is that a yearly fee or one time fee until the name becomes available? Also, should I contact the current owner directly since their registration info is listed publicly and ask if they want to selll it to me? What would be the procedure to do that? Thanks!
Asked by caligrl - Sat Dec 6 18:11:28 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Go to www.pool.com There's no cost to place a backorder. If the domain becomes available, they try to get it for you. If they get it, that's when you get charged.
Answered by herebyfurthermore - Tue Dec 9 18:34:19 2008

what is an illegal domain name regarding trademark?
Q. I have registered domain names for an upcoming release of a product. The release has been known for quite some time and surprisingly, the domains were available. I would like to know if there are certain domains that are illegal, if I'm planning to offer a service related to the products trademarked name. what if i'm not using something like ipod.com but something like ipodservicecenter, ipod magazine, or ipoddrives.com(s) now, if they've trade marked ipod musical cinema - can i get ipodmusicalcinema.com ?
Asked by wesleydumont - Sun Dec 3 21:28:56 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. The domains you are talking about still contain Apple's trademark, iPod, so it'd be my guess that you'd have a hard time holding on to those domains. Large corporations take their intellectual property quite seriously. I suggest contacting a trademark attorney before moving ahead with your plans. Hope that helps! I wish you much success & happiness in all your ventures!
Answered by TM Express - Mon Dec 4 18:59:11 2006

How to register a domain name without revealing personal information?
Q. For an example, a person wants to create a website about politics. And the discussions on the site might be somewhat radical, which can cause trouble to the founder if their information is revealed. How can that person own a domain name without revealing personal information? PS: I've heard of a feature called "private registration." Is it a safe and risk-free way?
Asked by Peter - Mon Mar 16 23:13:59 2009 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments

A. Most registrars will give you the option of putting their information rather than yours as the official contact information for the domain. This is perfectly safe.
Answered by Daniel S - Mon Mar 16 23:18:22 2009

How do I register my domain name for free without downloading anything?
Q. I already have the domain name, I just need to get it to search engines. Thanks.
Asked by Vincent - Wed Jun 10 15:55:55 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. If you have already purchased your domain name and added content to the site, a great way to get the search engines to it is by pinging the site using a free service such as www.feedping.com
Answered by marenda - Wed Jun 10 22:38:58 2009

How do you point your registered domain name to your hom eip?
Q. If i buy a domain name from say godaddy and m running my own web server on my PC and have a static ip which i do, then how do i register my ip with the domain name, i know that all domain names are stored in various DNS servers i think at your ISP. So how do i do this, so i would be adding my IP to the DNS server, can you do this when buying your domain name, again at say godaddy?
Asked by Andy - Wed May 20 14:04:05 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. When you get a domain at GoDaddy they will provide a minimum webspace at least for a webpage. Then if you go into the DNS file it creates for your domain (called a Zone File) it will be quite clear. Lets say you got example.com There will be example.com and an IP www.example.com and an IP mailservers to handle the mail for example.com with their IPs possible some others such as ftp.example.com and gallery.example.com You can just go ahead and change any of those you want to your IP number and save it. Anywhere from 1 day to a week it will wash all thru the caches on the net to make it official for everyone But remember, DNS is just Domain NAME server. It translates the name, to an address. Lets say that your IP is 127.0.0.1 and you… [cont.]
Answered by Gandalf Parker - Thu May 21 23:42:57 2009

How do you configure your domain name to run from your own server, to be available on the web?
Q. I already know how to configure a local host. I got a domain name, and want to display my local website on the web when the domain name is typed in. Thanks very much.
Asked by Dunor - Wed Feb 25 14:32:25 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. You should have name servers and point those name servers from your domain so that your website can be visible. Use any ftp program to upload your website to hosting server.
Answered by Sumit K - Sat Feb 28 03:44:25 2009

I have a domain name and unused hosting. What's a good business idea for an online business?
Q. I have a very catchy domain name, and a hosting server laying around for about a year now. I want to start some type of online business, but I'm only sixteen. What I want to start is a business that will get me some money in my pockets, not a billionaire. What are some good ideas I should start? I've tried selling my things on ebay, but that's not really what I want to do. I want to provide a service, or anything on my website to make money.
Asked by Armin - Tue Sep 18 21:09:01 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. There are various types of online business. Find out from the link below. I have happened to come across it and hope that it will be helpful to you. Tom
Answered by Tom - Wed Sep 19 05:19:57 2007

What happens to domain name and website when hosting company closes down?
Q. Need to know what to do about website. Hosting company has closed down with no warning. What happens now? Is the website and domain name lost?
Asked by zips101 - Thu Mar 5 06:09:52 2009 - - 4 Answers - 1 Comments

A. Hello, First check at following: 1. Name of ICANN Registrar 2. Details in Admin Contact details If admin contact details are yours, then approach Registrar directly and ask them to provide you control panel. They will help you for gain control on domain name. If admin details are not yours, then it is bit difficult for you to prove that domain is owned by you. Still contact registrar and ask if they can help you in this matter. They may ask you to provide few legal documentation and some other proof to give you the control of domain. Regards, Vinay
Answered by vinay_murarka - Fri Mar 6 05:43:14 2009

What should expect to pay for a domain name that another company owns and is willing to sell?
Q. I own a company and the domain name is already taken and used by another company that only uses it to redirect people to there main site. So they dont even need it. I contacted them and they are willing to sell me the domain name. She told me to make her an offer and I am trying to figure out a ballpark figure to offer her. Please be realistic. Thanks.
Asked by Glittergirl - Mon Mar 5 21:30:43 2007 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments

A. You can have the domain name valued at GoDaddy.com. I would take that value and divide it in half (because all of the values I have seen are way too high). They are an online domain auction site and they track going rates on domain names based on factors including search popularity, international recognition, etc.
Answered by Kim T - Mon Mar 5 21:58:24 2007

How do we calculate the name of a domain?
Q. I want to start a website, but I want to be accurate numerologicaly. How shall I calculate the name of the website? Should I count the http and the www with the domain name and the dot com? Or should I just calculate only the name of the website?
Asked by cobradene - Sat Aug 8 04:52:39 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. That would be like asking if you include the middle name when calculating the name of a person; or better yet, do you include the Mr./Mrs. or do you spell out "mister"? hould you include Jr/Sr, or "Junior"? How about if they are a third, such as "mister john leo smith the third"? Technically, if you want to calculate the name correctly and since http and www are actually anagrams, should you calculate using "hypertext transfer protocol" and "world wide web"? Even more, do you include the proper usage of the hyphen in "hyper-text" and "world-wide"? This is why I do not put much emphasis on gematrics and numerology. OH- Actually, a websight name IS a number. The name you choose is not the real name as the comupter uses it. The… [cont.]
Answered by g3152 - Sat Aug 8 05:03:29 2009

How to transfer a domain name to another?
Q. I have a domain name that I have purchased from blogger. I also have a domain name that I have purchased from yahoo. Can anyone here tell me how to transfer the domain from blogger to the yahoo domain? So that when they visit my blogger domain, it will redirect them to my yahoo domain page?
Asked by bettapop - Fri Jul 3 17:39:03 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. If you have access to the .htaccess file to edit it, you can. Redirects and SEO: How to Register Your Own Domain Name: Ron
Answered by Mr. Roach - Tue Jul 7 00:17:24 2009

How can I get a contracted service provider to release a domain name that he purchased for my firm?
Q. My firm paid our programming service provider register a domain for the programming that we contracted. We parted ways and he has been paid in full, but he will not release the domain name after we have asked several times. How can we get him to transfer the domain back to us?
Asked by swngcat - Tue May 5 00:07:56 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. learn how to speak clearly. they may be as confused as i am. you paid the programming service provider register with a domain, because you contracted a program. is that a clever way of saying he gave you a s.t.d..
Answered by Question - Tue May 5 00:19:32 2009

What should i need to know before i register a domain name?
Q. I was thinking about registering a domain name, and i wanted to know what kinds of things i should know before i proceed. I know XHTML, CSS, and a bit of Java Script, but other than the actualy site should i know any kind of encryption or security practices? Also are there any domain registrars you recommend? Maybe one that includes hosting, or vice versa.
Asked by dvs_skate11 - Tue Jun 16 05:41:37 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I recommend one of these: Powweb currently has the best offer. Their standard price is $7.77/month ($93.24/year) but they have the 50% sale right now. Disk space: Unlimited Bandwidth: Unlimited A Free domain name Unlimited domains and subdomains Price: $3.88/month ($46.56/year) Their hosting plan includes web builder, so you can create your site just by drag and drop (without any programming), or you could install Wordpress (easy, one click install from their control panel), choose a theme that you like, and start adding content. Or since you know XHTML and CSS you can build the site yourself. As for security that's your host's job. They handle security for their servers.
Answered by Ryan - Wed Jun 17 01:51:37 2009

Where is the best place to buy a domain name with software included?
Q. I'm trying to start an online store for my senior inquiry project in high school. What is the best website to buy a domain name with some easy to follow, learn-as-you-go software? Is this going to be harder than I expect?
Asked by krisviola1 - Wed Nov 19 17:49:36 2008 - - 4 Answers - 1 Comments

A. When you buy a domain name you are purchasing a right to use a system that converts the name into an internet address. You then must purchase a website from a web hosting service; godaddy.com , hostmonster.com are two I know. Google "web hosting". Then you need site software for your store. joomla might be a good place to start. If your store isnt real, ie you arent going to collect money, dont worry about a SSL certificate. The answer to your last question is YES. Have fun!
Answered by blstov - Wed Nov 19 18:07:34 2008

How to get back the domain name hosting if the host company is not responding request?
Q. How to get back the domain name hosting if the host company is not responding request, or out of business?
Asked by John J - Tue May 5 12:58:36 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. If you registered the domain name though a different provider, such as GoDaddy, you can simply start up with a new Web host, transfer your domain name servers to them (ask tech support how), and all will be fine. Otherwise, if your Web host also registered your domain name for you, you will likely need a new Web professional to help you determine how to regain control of your domain. This is technically something you could do yourself with a whois query and some effort, but if you don't know how, the process will take much longer and be much more difficult than simply paying someone to fix it for you.
Answered by Doug V - Tue May 5 13:43:17 2009

How do I go about giving a domain name as a gift?
Q. I want to give an extra domain name to someone who runs a business online to use as an alternate web address. I would like to buy the domain for a year and give it as a gift. How do I do it so that I give control over to the gift recipient? Thanks.
Asked by Ben B - Sat Dec 13 14:19:54 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Register the domain with your own credit card info but - when you get to the registrant/owner info page enter the person's name and address for the ownership: Cheers
Answered by anisa - Sun Dec 14 23:01:38 2008

What are the best sites that can get free domain name and free hosting service?
Q. I'm a beginner for web hosting, and now I want to host my own web blog. So would you please suggest a site to get a free domain name and free hosting service.
Asked by Nipuni - Tue Nov 24 01:27:58 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Go with IX, $5 a month and dead reliable with all bells an frills you could want and more, includes a free domain and you can upgrade to $8 a month for a shabang more power when you grow.
Answered by Robert - Tue Nov 24 10:13:02 2009