Are there strict rules for using .com verses .biz?
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.com - commercial\n.biz - small business\n.net - network\n.edu - educational\n.org - organzition or group (possibly non-profit)\n.aero - air transport industry\n.gov - government\n.mil - military/national defense
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pleaseb30.com or after30.com or +30invited.com  checkn the availability of domains. do mail me about the idea-check my pro
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Would that be the opposite of GoDaddy??
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How about extending the design of the site to allow your clients to access a page of links to books that they have paid for?  This way they would not have to rely on an email to give them access to the downloads?\n\nProviding you have a suitable authentication mechanism in place it should work fine this way.\n\nOn another note, try to make the emails not look spa*mmy:\n (1) Don't add advertising \n (2) if you generate HTML content - ensure that you have a plain text alternate part to the email.\n (3) Check that you have not been blacklisted by anti spam filters - e.g. http://www.surbl.org/
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I've never had a problem with Y!A.  I behave myself.\n\nBesides, it's free, and it's not your site - it belongs to Yahoo! and as such they have every right to do whatever they want.
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can't be done.   Google.com is google.com is GOOGlE.coM is gOOgle.CoM
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Try lyrics.com.  I've used it before without problems.
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If it says it it on a secure site then it should be OK. If it says you are entering a site that is not secure then no.
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If you are buying URLs for resale, it would depend on "to whom" you wish to sell.\n\nIf you are buying URLs for your own use - for your own business -- consider the following:\n\nSelecting short, easy to remember URLS are best\n\nAvoid difficult to spell URLs\n\nAvoid dashes, underlines or other additions that require you to say "that's website (spelled w-e-b-s-i-t-e) for you (spelled with the number four and the letter U) dot com. If you have to spell it out or explain it, it's all wrong.\n\nYour URL should contain at least one of your key terms for the planned site more if possible (without sacrificing brevity).\n\nSomething Catchy that "sticks" is best -- especially if it helps brand your site.\n\nDo market research to be sure that there aren't other URLs and business names out there that are too close to your own.\n\nGrab the .com, the .net and the .org for any primary URLs you plan to use, grab the other extensions as you have time, money and the desire.\n\nBuy at www.godaddy.com -- they have a great price, a good, easy-to-use management panel and offer excellent customer service when needed. (I recommend GoDaddy to all my clients for this reason).
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The .com and .net can be registered by anyone in the world.  .in and co.in are for the ppl in India.  there is no wrong in registering the .in and co.in.  but it wouldn't be catchy to use .in and .co.in websites.  you can register them through many agencies or simply on rediff.com also. :)
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If the quote is in the public domain, it is ok.\nIf it has been restricted, or copywritten, then you need permission.
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...please refer to our Community Guidelines.\n\nYour Answer: \nNo spam please! When in doubt, please refer to our Community Guidelines.
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to search for 123 in ex.com try\n\n"123 site:ex.com"\n\nwithout the " 's!!
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Hopefully, this is not an advertising site.\n\nKeep the rules.
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Hi, most noteworthy, you need backlinks pointing to your domain.. \n\nOf equal importance, you need to add your description and keyword meta tags(to every page), or it will not get indexed properly on any search engine.
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Nothing is 100% safe.  I don't think My space is nearly as bad as everyone makes it out to be.  Geocities is another option.
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what are you looking exactly?\n\nFree domain names?\n\nDomains Names that you pay for?\n\nGive more information and I will try to answer your question!