Whois Privacy Shield

Before going any further, make sure you are familiar with the following facts regarding domain names. A domain name:

1. Can contain almost all character types - a-z, 0-9 characters and '-' (hyphen) are allowed in a domain's syntax;

2. Is not case-sensitive - capital letters can be used to visually separate the words in a domain for easier memorization;

3. Should be short and simple - the simple and shorter a domain is, the easier it is to memorize for visitors;

4. Should represent your online identity - your brand name/business profile contained in your domain increases your popularity;

5. Should contain the right keywords - every single keyword in your domain works for increasing your search engine ranking position;

6. Can be global or local (country-related) - generic TLDs for your global website and country-code TLDs for your local online purposes are available;

7. Is flexible - if your preferred TLD is occupied you can always get another one that is available through our domain search tool;

8. Is trademark-sensitive - a domain should be trademark-words-free to protect you against any possible legal actions;

Shield Your Identity Make your domain registrations private. Did you know that your name, email, and phone number are made publically available within the WhoIs database when you register any domain name? Any spammers, solicitors and other prying eyes can find your personal information online, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Without ID Protect, spammers can obtain your email and contact information and then use it for spamming purposes and redistribution to marketing firms. Your email address can stay on file with various spammers and marketing firms for years. Check out the difference between an unprotected and protected domain registration.