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A domain name is similar to a house number on the Internet. It is a hierarchical character identifier used to identify and locate computers on the Internet, corresponding to the Internet Protocol (IP) address of the computer. Compared with IP addresses, domain names are easier for users to understand and remember. As a basic Internet service, domain names can support application services such as WWW, EMAIL and FTP. For example, http://www.paisuo.com/ is the domain name of the Chinese website of Paishuo Shanghai. |
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You may use Chinese and English abbreviations of your company name, registered trademarks of enterprise products, corporate advertising slogans, simple and easy-to-remember words, and other contents as your domain name. |
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| If the domain name you intend to register is taken by another party, you may take the following measures: 1) Add hyphens, letters, numbers or other characters to the registered domain name; 2) Reach a private settlement with the domain name registrant; 3) Resolve the dispute through the domain dispute resolution procedure. |
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