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- Thread starter lilian
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You make too many threads.
But thats not the answer so here it goes:
Mostly no one types _ for a domain name , the name has absolutely no value.
_ is just used for emails mostly.
so most people prefer -.
Examples:
e-business
e-photoshop
e-lilian
But thats not the answer so here it goes:
Mostly no one types _ for a domain name , the name has absolutely no value.
_ is just used for emails mostly.
so most people prefer -.
Examples:
e-business
e-photoshop
e-lilian
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Since when can you register a domain with "_" in it. I have never seen one, EVER. Go to register.com and look for some, the character is invalid.
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I'm going with NameYourself, you can use letters, numbers, and a hyphen. THats it. No underscores are allowed in a domain name.
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