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I have learnt and I am still learning. I registered a domain at Godaddy at $12 and resell it $ 350. I learn that through an amazon book that say it all.
What is a domain name and how does it work?
Every computer on the public Internet has a unique numeric address similar to the Uniqueness of a telephone number which is a string of numbers that is difficult for most people to remember. This string is called the “IP address” IP stands for “Internet Protocol.” To make it easier to find a given location on the Internet, the Domain Name System, or DNS, was invented. The DNS translates IP addresses into unique alphanumeric addresses called domain names that are easier to remember. If, for example, you would like to visit the ICANN website, would you rather remember the IP address 192.0.34.163, or type “www.icann.org”?.
By associating a familiar string of letters the domain name with an IP address, the DNS makes it much easier for Internet users to remember websites and email addresses. In the example above, the “icann.org” part of the address is called the domain name. The “www” part identifies to your browser that you are looking for the World Wide Web interface for that domain name. Domain names can also be used to send email. Whether you are sending business or personal . com medications, you want to be certain that your message is directed to the intended addressee. To borrow an analogy from the phone system, when you dial a number, it rings at a particular location because there is a central numbering plan that ensures that each telephone number is unique.
The DNS works in a similar way. Both the domain name and the IP address behind it are unique. The DNS enables your email to reach the intended recipient and not someone else with a similar domain name. It also enables you to type “www.icann.org,” without having to enter a lengthy IP address, and get to the right website. Without this uniqueness, both the DNS and the telephone systems would be less predictable and reliable.
How do I register a domain name?
To register a domain name, you must complete the following steps:
- Choose the top-level domain (also called the extension) and your second-level domain (also called the label) .
- Select a registrar or reseller with which to register.
- Check the availability of your choice.
- Decide on the length of registration.
- Complete the registration procedures, including payment.
The first step is registering a domain name is to select the top-level domain (TLD) and the second-level name you would like to register in that domain. Domain names have two parts: the characters that follow the last dot in the domain name. for more visit www.amazon.com/author/philipkabcy

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Kabcy2000:
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Kabcy2000:
Hello
I have learnt and I am still learning. I registered a domain at Godaddy at $12 and resell it $ 350. I learn that through an amazon book that say it all.
What is a domain name and how does it work?
Every computer on the public Internet has a unique numeric address similar to the Uniqueness of a telephone number which is a string of numbers that is difficult for most people to remember. This string is called the “IP address” IP stands for “Internet Protocol.” To make it easier to find a given location on the Internet, the Domain Name System, or DNS, was invented. The DNS translates IP addresses into unique alphanumeric addresses called domain names that are easier to remember. If, for example, you would like to visit the ICANN website, would you rather remember the IP address 192.0.34.163, or type “www.icann.org”?.
By associating a familiar string of letters the domain name with an IP address, the DNS makes it much easier for Internet users to remember websites and email addresses. In the example above, the “icann.org” part of the address is called the domain name. The “www” part identifies to your browser that you are looking for the World Wide Web interface for that domain name. Domain names can also be used to send email. Whether you are sending business or personal . com medications, you want to be certain that your message is directed to the intended addressee. To borrow an analogy from the phone system, when you dial a number, it rings at a particular location because there is a central numbering plan that ensures that each telephone number is unique.
The DNS works in a similar way. Both the domain name and the IP address behind it are unique. The DNS enables your email to reach the intended recipient and not someone else with a similar domain name. It also enables you to type “www.icann.org,” without having to enter a lengthy IP address, and get to the right website. Without this uniqueness, both the DNS and the telephone systems would be less predictable and reliable.
How do I register a domain name?
To register a domain name, you must complete the following steps:
- Choose the top-level domain (also called the extension) and your second-level domain (also called the label) .
- Select a registrar or reseller with which to register.
- Check the availability of your choice.
- Decide on the length of registration.
- Complete the registration procedures, including payment.
The first step is registering a domain name is to select the top-level domain (TLD) and the second-level name you would like to register in that domain. Domain names have two parts: the characters that follow the last dot in the domain name. for more visit www.createspace.com/642991

very recent I registered a domain at godday with estibot value of $1000.

Kabcy2000:
Hello
I have learnt and I am still learning. I registered a domain at Godaddy at $12 and resell it $ 350. I learn that through an amazon book that say it all.
What is a domain name and how does it work?
Every computer on the public Internet has a unique numeric address similar to the Uniqueness of a telephone number which is a string of numbers that is difficult for most people to remember. This string is called the “IP address” IP stands for “Internet Protocol.” To make it easier to find a given location on the Internet, the Domain Name System, or DNS, was invented. The DNS translates IP addresses into unique alphanumeric addresses called domain names that are easier to remember. If, for example, you would like to visit the ICANN website, would you rather remember the IP address 192.0.34.163, or type “www.icann.org”?.
By associating a familiar string of letters the domain name with an IP address, the DNS makes it much easier for Internet users to remember websites and email addresses. In the example above, the “icann.org” part of the address is called the domain name. The “www” part identifies to your browser that you are looking for the World Wide Web interface for that domain name. Domain names can also be used to send email. Whether you are sending business or personal . com medications, you want to be certain that your message is directed to the intended addressee. To borrow an analogy from the phone system, when you dial a number, it rings at a particular location because there is a central numbering plan that ensures that each telephone number is unique.
The DNS works in a similar way. Both the domain name and the IP address behind it are unique. The DNS enables your email to reach the intended recipient and not someone else with a similar domain name. It also enables you to type “www.icann.org,” without having to enter a lengthy IP address, and get to the right website. Without this uniqueness, both the DNS and the telephone systems would be less predictable and reliable.
How do I register a domain name?
To register a domain name, you must complete the following steps:
- Choose the top-level domain (also called the extension) and your second-level domain (also called the label) .
- Select a registrar or reseller with which to register.
- Check the availability of your choice.
- Decide on the length of registration.
- Complete the registration procedures, including payment.
The first step is registering a domain name is to select the top-level domain (TLD) and the second-level name you would like to register in that domain. Domain names have two parts: the characters that follow the last dot in the domain name. for more visit www.amazon.com/author/philipkabcy

oga can you drop a more simple link to get the book cus i don't understand Amazon and how it works.