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Thanks for the tips.
This post was extremely helpful, and
to the point.
Our film's name was bought by a domain
entrepreneur after we were in production
most likely based on info we had released
to a non profit organization for their magazine.
What we registered,

www.TheMythofTimeTheMovie.com

is far too long.
So we have a new domain that we will
distinctly link as a redirect.

More posts like these will keep the internet in the
people's hands.

xmanz

very nice informative article.

you can have multiple website pointing to 1 domain , but you can't have 1 domain copied-with-same-contents and uploaded to other websites.

simply , no duplicate contents. i was doing it with my two domain names , but i have stopped doing it. i have made offline one domain :)

I have one main domain name hosted. 
(Example) XYZ.COM
Then I have about 10 other registered 
names all pointing to XYZ.COM

Question: 
When one of the other domains is entered 
(like ZYX.COM) the browser redirects to XYZ.COM. 
When the redirect had loaded it is XYZ.COM that is seen 
in the address bar.

Is this ok, and allowed by the search engines??? 


let me know,
Thank you & Great thread!!

As to multiple domain names, I have often wondered if just HAVING multiple domain names can cripple you. For example, I have a variety of interests, dogs, web development, horses, credit and so on. In particular, I have purchased a large quantity of domain names, many relating to puppies for sale and also just general dog information. Some of my sites are breed specific.

I have often wondered if a who-is is performed to see who owns a site. I have heard stories about this, but is there some support for believing it? In other words, would a spider actually take a gander at one of my puppy related sites and maybe notice that the whois info of another dog or puppy related site also points back to me - and more importantly, might this affect my search engine standings?

Thanks,