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Taylor Swift, Microsoft buy .porn and .adult domain names to protect brand
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Should you get .com, .org, and .net domain names – all the tld’s?
If you ask GoDaddy, the answer is yes, right? When you try to buy a domain name with GoDaddy you are repeatedly urged to purchase the other top level domain names (tld's) available for purchase, your-name.com and your-name.org, and your-name.net ...even your-name.biz and some other ones. So you might be wondering, should I buy the other domain name extensions for my website? Is it necessary, or a good idea? Does it "protect" my domain name/website? The real answer is that
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