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by harrysmith on May 20th, 2007
Every domain name have an extension specifying the type of domain it is.
If a domain has .com extension it is a commercial domain or if it is a .edu then it is of type educational university domain.
domian extension plays an important role in SEO and registration cost is based on extension.
There are many extension from which you can use ....according to your need such as ;
.com, .co.uk., .in, .info, .biz, .fc, .tv, .mobi and many more
by amit khurana on November 4th, 2009
The extension follows a domain name that could suggest the type or category of a particular web site.
by james123 on June 2nd, 2009
Domain extensions on the Internet are often called top level domains (TLDs). To understand the concept of TLDs and domain extensions requires a brief explanation of Internet domains in general.
by Psyonic on March 21st, 2007
Its the end bit of a website address, I own sites with .net .co.uk and .com
by Mister Rogers on March 21st, 2007
These extensions found at the end of a URL or e-mail address signify a category of web site, such as commercial(.com) or the country from which the web site originates, such as Tuvalu(.tv).
For a list of great, comprehensive domain extensions: http://www.computeruser.com/resources/dictionary/noframes/nf.domains.html
How come you can't login to youtube without a google account now?
by Have A Nice Day on February 24th, 2011
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hey, im creating a website for a competition and cant seem to think of a website name. got any ideas? the website is based on hotels
by Anonymous on February 21st, 2011
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I need to buy 3 domain names as cheaply as possible, then transfer them to my hosting provider. Whats the cheapest place to buy them from?
by chandler767 on December 22nd, 2010
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can a .com generic domain with 1000 GOOGLE monthly search volume(NOT TRAFIC)0.25 ppc be sold at aftermarket?FOR
HOW MUCH?say 50$ ?
by Samila_Kosala on February 20th, 2011
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One website tells me a domain name is free, another tells me it is already registered. How can that be?
by Teresa_S697 on January 2nd, 2011
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