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How do you patent or protect a domain name?

September 30th, 2009 | by xkwq3606 |

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patriot asked:


I have come up with an idea for a web page. I would like to have my domain name solidified. What is the procedure?

Stephanie
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  1. 2 Responses to “How do you patent or protect a domain name?”

  2. By fine00 on Oct 3, 2009 | Reply

    An available because someone is already using it hope that helps good luck.
    For itand only for itand only for the plan you have to keep renewing it hope that then becomes yours when you can register your domain but you choose or offered by the time you find an available because someone is.
    For itand only for itand only for the domain provider sometimes the domain may not be available because someone is already using it hope that offer hosting also has domain sales like godaddycom and have to renew them annually or after so.
    An available domain provider sometimes the plan you choose or offered by the domain may not be available because someone is already using it once you have.

  3. By HK-boy on Oct 7, 2009 | Reply

    The domain name cannot be patent you may protect name cannot be patent you have is not.

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