Company Domains

[Dave]

I am looking to buy a company domain and was wondering who you guys would recommend using through experience.

I have heard that it's a mine field!

Any help and advice would be greatly appreciated!

Cheers Dave

[Dangerousfish]

This is my line of work Dave, relatively straightforward process.

I work for www.ukfast.co.uk and we offer all sorts of domain suffixes (check http://ds3.club for example ).

24/7 support from lovely people like me too if you have any questions.

https://www.ukfast.co.uk/domain-names.html

[Drummond Base]

Fish, my work is all personal recommendation so i dont use a website, however if i register a domain name my company, does that mean its unique to me ie the company name?

[Drummond Base]

I am looking to buy a company domain and was wondering who you guys would recommend using through experience.

I have heard that it's a mine field!

Any help and advice would be greatly appreciated!

Cheers Dave

Ive just registered three domains, took five mins.

[WTF]

Fish, my work is all personal recommendation so i dont use a website, however if i register a domain name my company, does that mean its unique to me ie the company name?

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[Oli]

Fish, my work is all personal recommendation so i dont use a website, however if i register a domain name my company, does that mean its unique to me ie the company name?

You're exact domain is unique to you i.e. bob.co.uk. But someone else could have bob.com unless you register them.


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[Dangerousfish]

Fish, my work is all personal recommendation so i dont use a website, however if i register a domain name my company, does that mean its unique to me ie the company name?

When you're purchasing a domain you'll have the option to fill in address details and what's called a "Registrant". This is the person whom would be responsible for the domain i.e. if someone sets up a mailbox that uses your domain that then sends spam, the registrant would be the one who receives emails telling them to cut it out typically.

[Drummond Base]

Thanks