A domain name is what forms the @"TheNameYouWant" part of your email address.

Some domain name examples are:

• ILoveBasketball.net - example email address could be Dan@ILoveBasketball.net
• OurBusinessEmail.com - an email address might be info@OurBusinessEmail.com
• TheDavisFamily.info - example of an email address could be John@TheDavisFamily.info
• PremiumTexasRealty.com - email address might be Sales@PremiumTexasRealty.com
• FirstChurchOfDetroit.org - email address example could be SundaySchoo@FirstChurchOfDetroit.org
• Best-Gourmet-Cookies.com - example of an email address could be Yumee@Best-Gourmet-Cookies.com
• JoyceAndBobJones.net - an email address might be Joyce@JoyceAndBobJones.net
• NY-Dog-Show.org - example email address could be Show@NY-Dog-Show.org

Use with Family Name If your family name is Jones: Jones.com TheJones.com JonesFamily.com Jones-Family.com TheJonesFamily.com JonesFamilyOnline.com MyJonesFamily.com OurJonesFamily.com JonesFamilyCircle.com JonesFamilyTree.com JonesFamilyCorner.com JonesFamilyReunion JonesFamilyVacation.com RLJones.com	More Family Name Ideas Using Jones as an example: TexasJonesFamily.com JonesFamilyNewark.com HenryJonesFamily.com LindaAndDaveJones.com JonesFamilyFarm.com JonesFamilyMusic.com JonesFamilyEmail.com JonesFamilySingers.com JonesGenealogy.com JonesFamilyGenealogy.com JonesFamilyPhotography.com JonesFamilyRestaurant.com JonesFamilyAdventures.com JonesFamilyStore.com
Prefixes Add in front of desired name: MYdomainname OURdomainname YOURdomainname GOdomainname GOTOdomainname SHOPdomainname ONLINEdomainname FORdomainname WEBdomainname NETdomainname Iddomainname I-domainname Edomainname E-domainname	Suffixes Add at end of desired name: domainnameCENTRAL domainnameONLINE domainnamePORTAL domainnameFAMILY domainnameSTORE domainnameMALL domainnameCENTER domainnameZONE domainnameSOURCE domainnameWORLD domainnameHUB domainnameLINK domainnameCOMPANY domainnameCORP

• Domain names can be a word, a name, a phrase... virtually any combination of alpha-numeric characters

• Domain names can not include any spaces and must only use letters, numbers and hyphens ( dashes "-" )

• A domain name can be as short as 3 characters or as long as 63 characters plus the ending extension of .com, .net, .org, .info

• A domain name cannot begin or end with a hyphen (dash)

• Domain names are not case sensitive; therefore there isn't any reason to use capital letters when registering them. NOTE that if you see the domain name given in all capital letters during the registration process, that is OK. The actual registration is made in all lower case letters. When you tell people your domain name in your email address, it's OK to use capital letters to make it easier to read-- for example: you can use @TheJonesFamily.com instead of @thejonesfamily.com.

• All domain names must be unique. There can only be one email address or website with the same domain name. We provide you a search tool to find out if a domain name is available for registration.

• If the name you want is already in use, check for variations. For instance, if you want @"mybusinessname.com", try variations of the spelling or word order. Or try adding hyphens (dashes "-") between words.

  For example, check the availability of "my-business-name.com" or "mybusinessnameonline.com" or "shopmybusinessname.com". And don't forget to check the name with the other extensions like: "mybusinessname.NET", "mybusinessname.ORG", or "mybusinessname.INFO".

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