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Please go to www.domainsbot.com and check for your domain name availability – this will be your website address. Once you have found a domain that is available, please enter it below. Your domain address could correspond to your business name or be any other combination you’d like.

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What is the best all-in-one web hosting service? (Answers: 5) (Comments: 0)

I'm transferring my website from my current web hosting service, Freewebs (premium membership), to another, hopefully more customizable service. I have several prerequisites for a web hosting service: *Domain name availability *Easy-to-use site builder *Podcast-functionality *Online store (with donation, subscription, and one-time payment options) Currently the strongest contender seems to be GoDaddy.com. Then again, I'm no expert on this stuff, so your insight would be appreciated. What's your experience with GoDaddy? Is there a better service that better fits my needs? Let me know.

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Whois searching.? (Answers: 4) (Comments: 0)

I am searching for a web address to use for my home business. I did a search a couple of years ago and I see now that GoDaddy has 'parked' one of the domain names I was searching at that time. Is was available then but is now parked, which seems like a huge coincidence, considering the timing. 1) if I do a WhoIs search, will registrars have a way to be notified that someone searched for "blahblahblah.net", even if the site doesn't exist, and then they will be able to register that site before the person, like myself, who was intending to do so. (Like Google will list popular searches, or what not?) 2) is there a secure way to search for domain name availability without GoDaddy and others finding out that I am searching for that particular name? 3) When GoDaddy has parked a domain name, and they own it now, would they sell it? or only rent? and any idea of the cost? . Nic, your answers to 1 & 2 , seem to contradict each other. If registrars (GoDaddy) don't have a way to be notified of my WhoIs search (1), then why isn't their a way to do a secure WhoIs search (2) so that they won't be alerted?

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