8. What about .net, .org, .biz, .info, etc., domain names, do I need those, too?
 

There used to be a handful of domain name suffixes, and their purpose was to help organize the Internet. So, all government sites ended with .gov, and non-commercial organizations ended with .com, .net, .org, and so on.

But as domain name registration became deregulated, suddenly, suffixes like .biz, .info, and even country-specific codes like .ca or .us popped up. Registering your domain name across dozens of top-level domains became an expensive prospect.

Essentially, one domain should be enough. But, if you would like to register several variations of your domain name just in case a web surfer types in a different domain extension or to prevent a competitor from attempting to steal a few of your clients who may confuse the addresses, we can point any additional domain names you register to the same website for you.

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