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Thanks for the help. The one I want says: Created on: 12-May-99
Expires on: 12-May-08
Last Updated on: 12-May-07

Do you think it will be wasting my money to pay 18.99 as a backup should they not renew it? Also is that 18.99 fee on godaddy a one time or annual? Thanks!

I am starting a company that involves arts in the business in different forms, for example, we offer artists to companies for role plays business case simulations, we also sell other art works for the corporate companies, we provide adverstising campaigns using artists skills and do cultural events for promotion. I need a name that is easy, reflects the business nature, and should have an available dot com domain for the website. This name can be in any language or any format as long as it reflects the business nature and must be very creative.

Not a shortener, but the actual shortest available dot com domain. Is there a tool for this?
I want to just click search and have the shortest names come up. If i type in yx, ds, 12, it would take forever.

When seeking domain names most people get confused over whether
to settle for a dot com address or a dot net one. More so in
recent times when dot net addresses have risen in popularity and
usage on the net.

There are a few important facts that one needs to realize before
they opt for a dot net address. Quite often when people need to
commit the address of a website to memory, they will not
remember the dot net and the first place they will check is the
given address with a dot com ending. Many times when they do not
find it there, they will hardly ever think of using dot net to
repeat the search. That is a lost visitor and maybe even
potential client.

Domain names are a method for allowing internet users to navigate the web sites easily. They are names used to stand in for numeric IP addresses to make web surfing simpler in that the user can apply the name that he’s looking for rather than having to search for or memorize numbers. Also known as host names for computers.

Consider domain names as the internet’s little piece of real estate. Some of the top level Domain names are dot-com, dot-net, dot-org, etc. The name directly to the left of these top domain names is considered your second-level domain names. Directly to the left of the second-level name is a third-level domain name which is commonly known to designate the host server. These levels can go on up to fourth, fifth and so on.