what do you think about the internet name "Sandra Avenue" as a website domain name? Like a blog spot thing?
Q. I could use blogspot I suppose but I thought it would be more fun to have an actual domain name. My full name is already taken. So what about Sandra Avenue.Com ??? Yes/No? Any other suggestions? It will be used as a semi private "about my life..." etc things that I do etc
Asked by Wikobey - Fri May 22 13:55:14 2009 - Renting & Real Estate - 2 Answers - Comments

A. I Like it - it will be easy to remember. Have fun!
Answered by jack99skellington - Fri May 22 13:59:08 2009

does anyone know how to sell "domain name" on internet?
Q. how to sell domain name on internet, where to make it known that there is domain name for sale and the "domain name" it goes by it, is there a charge? Is there any set price or minimum price one can sell the domain name, how does one determine the price and can it be put up for auction on the internet? Please any ideas, comments or opinions, suggestions, directions, all very very much appreciated.
Asked by spiro goken - Wed May 30 10:14:25 2007 - Other - Business & Finance - 2 Answers - Comments

A. Well there is Ebay; and some domain registrars can help. My registrar has domain appraisals, and can help you set up a for sale page for free if you host with them.
Answered by fubar.1000 - Wed May 30 17:57:36 2007

How do I sell my domain name "microchipset.com&qu ot; ?
Q. I'm selling my domain names,"microchipset.com","sonybaby.com","yigiba.com",but I found not easy to sell them,Can you tell me or teach me the best way to sell them?Thank you so much!!
Asked by Jackson Yigiba - Sun Oct 8 01:26:04 2006 - Investing - 3 Answers - Comments

A. I used to work part-time as a domain broker and I have sold many domains with less attractive names than that one. You are free to email me for more info and tips: I'll be glad to help. Also, what others do you have for sale?
Answered by AeroMidwest82 - Sun Oct 8 01:33:57 2006

As a single artist, should I market myself by name (even though my domain "name" is taken) or by a pseudonym?
Q. I am a graphic designer, but my full name is taken (as a domain). I am forced to use a pseudonym or a clever new name. I would like to use a variation of my name if possible, "Spencer Hill." What options do I really have? Also, other than adding studio or design ( Hill Design /Hill Studio), what are some other names that I can add?
Asked by - Mon May 28 00:21:25 2012 - Drawing & Illustration - 1 Answers - Comments

Where do you draw the line as far as a "confusingly similar, trade mark infringing domain name"?
Q. Ok I will use made up names for examples Person #1 owns a federal trade mark called ("Gaming Kingdom"), and owns Gaming Kingdom.com which sells ebook strategy guides. Person #2 goes and buys Halo Kingdom.com and starts to sell Halo ebook strategy guides. Is there anything confusingly similar about those two enough to be trademark infringement?
Asked by T - Mon Mar 3 04:08:24 2008 - Law & Ethics - 3 Answers - Comments

A. My opinion would be no. That said, when it comes to rulings on purely subjective matters like these, the opinion of anyone but the hearing officer himself is worthless. Richard
Answered by rickinnocal - Mon Mar 3 04:20:22 2008

What does it mean on Tumblr. when it says, "Use a custom domain name"?
Q. When customizing my blog, on the info tab it says- Use a custom domain name" then gives you space to write a website in, what are you supposed to put there?
Asked by Lotts - Wed Jun 2 12:22:51 2010 - Other - Internet - 1 Answers - Comments

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Answered by - Wed Jun 2 12:31:45 2010

How do I add a "Domain Name" search box to my website?
Q. Does anybody know how to add a "Domain Name" search box to a website/webpage? Something similar to the Domain Search tool found on the Yahoo Small Business page. I would like people to type in a Domain name to check for availability. If anyone knows how to add one to a webpage please help
Asked by Phill - Mon Jul 14 16:55:44 2008 - Programming & Design - 1 Answers - 1 Comments

A. You will need to sign up as an affiliate with a leading domain name registrar. Once they accept you as an affiliate, you can then log in to your control panel and go to the promotion section which will give you the HTML code for the search form.
Answered by Joseph - Tue Jul 15 00:44:33 2008

Where can I get the code for the "domain name" checker?
Q. I had it a little while ago, and I need the code to check the domain name availability for my webdesign site. Thanks!
Asked by Help#1 - Wed Jul 1 16:10:11 2009 - Other - Internet - 1 Answers - Comments

A. Here one is:
Answered by Nate D - Thu Jul 2 21:04:24 2009

How do you take your "domain name" from one site builder company to another?
Q. I want to change companies because I found a company that will give me more for my money. But, I registered my domain name with the first company. Is there a way that I can transfer it. I know that if I apply for the same domain name, it will come up as already being used by someone. And that someone is me. So can somebody explain this to me? How can I use my same domain name with the other company who will also host it for me?
Asked by TEDDY Z - Tue Jan 24 16:54:28 2006 - Other - Internet - 5 Answers - Comments

A. You are wanting to do what is called a DNS transfer. The new company can sometimes initiate the DNS transfer, but at some point the administrative contact for the domain (I'm guessing you) will have to tell Company #1, I want to transfer my DNS to Company #2. A lot of domain companies will make it more obvious on how to transfer a domain to them, and most companies will make it more difficult to transfer a domain away from them (they don't want to lose business). Be aware that your 'web site' is a group of files that currently reside with company #1. When you initiate a DNS transfer, you are telling the internet to look at a different set of computers for the same batch of files. It is your responsiblity to make sure you have a copy of… [cont.]
Answered by quiznos_rocks - Tue Jan 24 17:07:38 2006

How much do you think the domain name "intrasurveys.com&qu ot; is worth?
Q. I'm fixing to sell this domain name I have through sedo. I don't know what to say for asking price. What would you guys say just by looking at the name? Let me know, Thanks.
Asked by Nirvana - Sun Jan 11 01:48:03 2009 - Other - Internet - 2 Answers - Comments

Is name "Adreso" suitable for a website domain?
Q. Would spelling be a problem or not? Would you be confused by single "d" and "s" letters instead of double letters (as in "address")?
Asked by - Mon Jan 23 13:55:50 2012 - Other - Advertising & Marketing - 1 Answers - Comments

what does "you are not accessing this site via its fully qualified domain name" mean?
Q. im trying to loggin in a website but i dont understand that?
Asked by Rebecca - Wed Jul 7 03:51:35 2010 - Programming & Design - 2 Answers - Comments

Where can I find my server's information. Mainly my "Network Domain" and "Server Name."?
Q. I just need a straight answer please.
Asked by - Sat Oct 23 17:47:25 2010 - Computer Networking - 3 Answers - Comments

What kind of domain name does ".name" stand for?
Q. I want to set up a website ending with .hk or .com.hk, but my hosting company don't have such a choice for me to choose from to register. The only choices are .com, .net, .bs,.. and .name for me to register. Is it that if I choose .name, it can allow me to further choose domain names like .hk, .us, .ws etc.? Thank you in advance.
Asked by John - Sun Dec 30 22:47:48 2007 - Small Business - 2 Answers - Comments

A. The '.name' top-level domain is intended for people's personal identity domain. I.e., the '.name' is for YOUR name -- . It will not allow you to also have .hk or .us also. Note that the '.name' TLD is not yet in common usage.
Answered by enoriverbend - Sun Dec 30 22:58:41 2007

For "shut down" websites, is the "domain name" lost ?
Q. Hi all, I am going to launch a website, but I have a few worries about copyright infringements (it will consist in short movieclips). My hosting service claim that it can "shut down" website if it doesn't respect copyright, law, etc.. But what does it mean, "to shut down" a website ?? Just erasing the files of the server? Or to cancel the domain name also(I'm very worry about that) ? Domain name is a property, right? Some of them costs millions! So can my hosting service, where I recorded the domain, cancel my ownership of this name without warning me?? Thank you in advance!
Asked by JR - Wed May 30 14:19:30 2007 - Computer Networking - 4 Answers - Comments

A. Depending on your agreement with the web host they can stop hosting your site and even delete it off there servers. The domain name however is yours and you will still control it. They may refuse to be your registrar and in that case you will have to find a new one. If you plan on doing this in the future I recommend you get your domain registered with someone other than your web host. I recommend
Answered by r_77_p - Fri Jun 1 02:54:56 2007

"Premium" domain names? Since when?
Q. I remember up until a couple of years ago, you could punch in just about any idea of a domain name (.com, net, org, etc) and if it was available, it was yours for 35$. All of a sudden, if a name that was easy and catchy was miraculously unreserved, the domain registrars decided to attach a premium fee to it, calling it a "premium domain name". I've seen them as high as 4000$ to register them. I have yet to get the answer to, since when did THEY decide they'll take these available names hostage and profit largely from them when nobody owns them? looking for ideas to find an answer to that and if it is in fact lawful.
Asked by - Sat Sep 17 09:29:18 2011 - Computer Networking - 1 Answers - Comments

A. Domain brokers are crooked and their tactics are unethical. As far as legal goes, I think it depends on which company they are in. I was told that in the USA that there is a law called "Domain High-jacking" which is illegal, however what would it cost to hire a law firm to fight this? I have seen these companies hijack someones personal name and will "sell" it to anyone with that name for hundreds of dollars. Personally, I would like to see these crooks go down. //#
Answered by - Sat Sep 17 09:34:19 2011

Domain name end wth ".name"?
Q. I tried to buy a domain but it is already registered. The site suggests something like "domain.name" What is ".name" and how does it work?
Asked by sel_bos - Fri Jun 1 21:02:29 2007 - Other - Internet - 1 Answers - Comments

A. .name is a generic top-level domain (g TLD) intended for the use of individuals' real names, nicknames, screen names, pseudonyms or other personal names. It was delegated to Global Name Registry in 2001, although it did not become fully operational until January 2002. You can find more info on the enclosed link. Regards!
Answered by dawgie - Fri Jun 1 22:11:40 2007

my domain name "www.youzhengli.com& quot; has been misused by somebody else without my knowledge. Please cancel this?
Q. my domain name "www.youzhengli.com" has been misused by somebody else without my knowledge. Please cancel this domain name for me immediately. Or ,let me know how to correct the wrong doing. Thank you! This domain name was purchased at yahoo 5 years ago. It will expire next month. Still, it has been misused for some commerical purpose. Please stop this phenomenon.
Asked by - Sat Jan 29 08:35:41 2011 - Other - Yahoo! Products - 1 Answers - Comments

A. YA is a platform for users like you and me, it is not how you get in touch with Yahoo staff. Suggestion: send a mail describing your problem to Or call Yahoo: 1-408-349-1572 (personal account) and 800-318-0783 (business account), explain to a customer service person what happened.
Answered by echinopsis . - Sat Jan 29 09:21:54 2011

I ordered the domain name "teamabraham2012.org " but got "teamabraham2021.org " instead. Please correct?
Q. My printout shows my domain name is "teamabraham2012.org", but when I went into the domain control panel to start the web page, it showed up as "teamabraham2021.org" Please fix!
Asked by - Sat Jan 1 10:27:49 2011 - Other - Yahoo! Products - 2 Answers - 1 Comments

A. Yahoo Answers is the public asking/answering questions. You need to contact the website, in which, you registered the domain name
Answered by Kuku Kajoob - Sat Jan 1 11:09:30 2011

I registered "houseofsha" as a domain name, i would like to use this name on another server.?
Q. I cancelled my website serving service with Yahoo, but still wish to have my domain name. "houseofsha". I would like to use my domain name on another server. How can i retrieve my domain name "houseofsha"?
Asked by sha - Tue Feb 19 21:42:55 2008 - Computer Networking - 2 Answers - Comments

A. If your domain name is not locked up - meaning that it is current as far as billing is concerned, you should be able to transfer it to another registrar. This experience will probably test your patience - just a word of warning! You might want to seek a company that offers an end-to-end solution. For example, a provider that will allow you to register the domain name, as well as offer space on a server to host your web for a reasonable fee. They can then build the specific information in their DNS servers so your web will be available to the world. Hope this helps!
Answered by bigd44312 - Tue Feb 19 22:00:07 2008