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Woe, this is exactly what I've always been looking for. A typical move production domain. I will register it immediately. With all Top-Level-Domains available. I assume, you work in a huge movie company. As a chief commander or so. Thank you so much!

Yes yes, the same procedure as usual.

Many thanks. Yes, so (domain) names like the usal names I already thought of. Many of the movie companies already use.

I am looking for a movie production (domain with com) name. Any ideas for this?

So popluar browser do not make any difference between them, if I understand correctly. And not popular browsers might or will do it. That sounds like a problem, I would think.

I want to display domains with gib letters for each word in a domain name. E.g. GreatestStampCollectionEver.com. Might that cause any problems? E.g. if a visiter enters (these) big letters to visit my website? Or are big letters ALWAYS treated the same way as small ones?

Without a hyphen better readability?

You tried that out?

OK, thank you!

Oops. No no. Want to check if a domain can be registrated, is free, not used already, I can get rent it.

Is there a program to check the availability of multiple names of a domain in a single step? For example you have a list, e.g. in a txt file, and you can check all of the names in that list in one action.

Even not to avoid the hyphen domain name can be registered by others?

Alright, thank you. And ds there is no need to additionally get the same domain name with hyphen?

OK, many thanks!

OK, that sounds great, good to know. You checked that?

Yes yes, a com, but might not be that easy to get, I would think.

Well, yes, I would have thought so as well, but I had read something different about that shit, that they do give some fucks about a hyphen.

OK, withot hyphen. Could it make sense to additionally to the not hyphenated domain register the same name with a hyphen (and route it to the not hyphenated domain)?

Why? Yes yes, but there are not that many (good) short and easy to remember com domains left, I am afraid. Why is it better without hyphen? Which ones? Not even the legibility? How one one protect a brand / copyrights, avoid causing confusion by registering a hyphenated domain?

So the legibility is not so important, I assume.