what happen if someone has taken a website address i wanted?
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There are companies out there that will help you buy a domain that is already taken.  Of course, if you are trying to buy something like yahoo.com or sony.com they obviously don't want to sell it.  If you want to buy a site from someone who isn't actively using it, you can usually buy it for $50 - $100.  If that doesn't work try a different top level domain like .org or .net.
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dear curious boy, \nYou can get the IP address of the person you are chatting with     by propably asking he/she to go to your site or blog page.What happens here is that if you insert a small bit of html into your site then when the person acceses the page all the deatils about the person,not only the IP address but even system information and all detals about the connection and lots of other stuff gets recorded for you to come and check later .Try the link to get a better idea of what i mean .\nCheers\nSharan
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You will have to get a court order and subpoena the Internet provider that the IP address belongs to. Then the provider will give you the actual final users location.
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Register.com has created a "coming soon" page that amounts to their face in my face (popups etc). Can I get rid of this?\n\nOnce you create your site, and modify the DNS to point to the new site, that will stop.  Ask Register.com for instructions on setting the new DNS.\n------------------------\nDo I have to use their servers or their website creation services?\n\nNo.  If all you bought is the registration, you can point it anywhere.\n------------------------\nIf by chance my proposed .com got to be big, do they own a piece of it or have any rights to it?\n\nNo, unless you forget to renew your domain name - then, anyone can pick it up (including me) and sell it back to you for a profit...
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Ask them for the address.
143300
Suggestion if you got yr name and address right? Can't understand what you are asking.
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Yes, you can expect to lose the domain name, and you can also expect to lose the contents of your site.  GeoCities doesn't support a downgrade option.\n\nAs long as you still have all the files saved, as a backup, on your hard drive (or a CD-ROM, flash drive, etc.), then you will be able to upload them again when you sign up for a new hosting account (such as a free GeoCities site) and get your new address.
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All you have to do is call 18007721213 and they will do a change of address for you just give them your information. That is what I did and it was done automatically.
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There isn't any real online toll that I know of that can perform this action for you. I would suggest sending an email to the desired e-mail address. If it bounces back, it doesn't exist yet.
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Email address if you allow it to be displayed. And perhaps if, through that address, they are able to pull your profile from wherever it is from.....\n\nThen I suppose it is feasible. But it would take a lot of work, and would most likely be fruitless.\n\nIt is possible, just not very likely.
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no, not if you don't want it to, some companies will host your website for free if they can advertise on it, making your website look a little un-proffessional and the website address not so customisable. If you pay a small free for a host then they will usually let you use whatever website address you want and will not advertise on your website.
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Call customer service, they can give you the website address.
77551
It's gone. You might get the same address again if no one else is using it, but the past email is long written over on that hard drive.
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Email adresses are easily forged. Chances are that an email you got from that address wasn't actually sent by that person, especially if it is spam. Just don't give out any personal information on the internet, and you will be fine.
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Sure u can....Go to google and type in email address finder and you should have no problems from there.  Hopefully.
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I would say more people are familiar with .com, If someone is unsure of your web address, they're most likely to try it first.
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its called phishing.\nAnother site pretended to be yours and just\ngot your username and password.\nI recommend being more careful on the exact website you are at. If you have important information delete it from that account and create a new one or change your password on the existing one which is probably the easiest