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There are several reasons why you purchase multiple domains. By purchasing variations of your domain or your domain with the available extensions, you’ll ensure your online brand is protected. You can either use the top-level domains for dedicated landing pages for marketing purposes or create microsites with unique content that meets the needs of your audience. If you’re not sure if you want to create landing pages, then you can register top-level domains and direct that traffic back to your main site.

The Trademark Clearinghouse (TMCH) is a global repository for trademark data. It allows brand owners seeking to protect their brands to submit their trademark data into one centralized database, prior to and during the launch of new domain names. The verified data in the Trademark Clearinghouse will be used to support both Trademark Claims and Sunrise Services, required in all new domain names.

The Signed Mark Data (SMD) file is generated by the Trademark Clearinghouse and only provided once a trademark record has been verified. Trademark Holders with registered trademark records with the TMCH are eligible to register before most other domain buyers. When the SMD is submitted during pre-registration, we will hold this information in queue and submit it with the domain name application once sunrise opens for that particular domain name.

The Trademark Claims period follows the Sunrise period and runs for at least the first 90 days of an initial operating period of general registration. During the Trademark Claims period, anyone attempting to register a domain name matching a mark that is recorded in the Trademark Clearinghouse will receive a notification displaying the relevant mark information.

If the notified party goes ahead and registers the domain name, the Trademark Clearinghouse will send a notice to those trademark holders with matching records in the Clearinghouse, informing them that someone has registered the domain name.

For domain applications submitted prior to General Availability for any particular domain name, we will accept any warning or notice on your behalf that the domain name you are submitting a domain request for may incorporate another party's trademark or other intellectual property.

Please see our pre-registration terms & conditions for more information about Trademark Claims.

When you perform a domain search, you’ll have the option to register a domain with your choice of extension. You can also register variations of your domain name with various domain extensions. If you want to keep your information secure for all your domain extensions, you can purchase Private Domain Registration to mask your information in the WHOIS database.

The most common domain extensions are .com, .net, .org, .co, and .us.

There are multiple reasons why a domain name availability check can return as 'unavailable', including but not limited to (i) ICANN may have designated the domain name as unavailable for registration due to name server collision; (ii) the domain name may be designated as a premium domain name by the applicable registry so that it falls outside of standard pre-registration pricing; (iii) the domain name may be held by the registry for its own use or other purposes; or (iv) a domain name may have been already registered during a previous phase.