FAQ
These are responses to some general questions. We appreciate any questions you may have
We understand that this may cause some inconvenience, and we apologize in advance if that’s the case. We cater to a significant but well-defined niche: professionals, technicians, or individuals who practice a profession or trade. Our web addresses inherently possess the ability to accredit an individual as a professional. We proactively reach out to our clients to ensure responsible usage and to maintain the integrity of this accreditation.
The story began about three decades ago, on March 15, 1985, with the assignment of symbolics.com, the world’s first registered domain name. Since then, we’ve witnessed an incredible evolution in the digital landscape.
In its early days, domain extensions were limited to just a few like .com, .net, and .org. However, with the explosive growth of the Internet, it became evident that these extensions were no longer sufficient to encompass the diversity of online content.
To address this need, in 2009, 21 country-code domain extensions were added. But it wasn’t until 2013 that a radical transformation began, marking the most significant restructuring in Internet history. Since then, numerous domain extensions have been introduced for nearly every imaginable purpose, from .city for cities to .services for services, and much more.
In 2016, our CEO and founder, Pablo Sánchez, seized a unique opportunity in the domain name evolution. He Investing his personal wealth in acquiring usage rights for many of these new domain extensions. His bold vision coincided with a critical moment in Internet history, making us the pioneers in managing these innovative domain extensions that have now become an integral part of the web.
I appreciate your interest in our services. Currently, we do not offer website transfer services. However, we are continuously expanding our offerings, so I recommend keeping an eye on any future updates or announcements regarding this possibility. In the meantime, feel free to discuss your specific needs with our Support Team for a more tailored response.
Absolutely, this is the service that aligns most with the needs of the majority of our clients.
Please keep in mind that you’ll have an email address in the format:
(YourNameLastName@YourProfession)
To have the Email Service, it is essential to acquire Your Web Address.
Absolutely, and if you don’t have a website, we can redirect it to any other place where you have your information, such as your Facebook page.
For instance, when your customer enters your Web Address (www.YourName.YourProfession), they will be directed to your Facebook page.
This saves you the need to subscribe to our Web Service and allows you to enhance your online presence with our Email Service.
Great! It’s important to try to be where your potential customers are, whether it’s Facebook or other social media platforms, as well as email services that offer ‘free accounts.’ These platforms connect you to digital worlds where potential customers can find you or learn more about you and your services. However, there are two important points to keep in mind:
While Facebook users can easily visit your profile, not everyone uses Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, or any other platform. New platforms emerge from time to time, and some others fade into obscurity. On the other hand, your website is universally accessible and easy to reach, and you have full ownership of it.
These free services provide you with a generic identity, where you end up promoting their brand: yourname@gmail.com, yourname@hotmail.com, facebook/yourname, twitter/yourname, and so on.
You should understand that YOU are your brand (www.YourName.YourProfession and YourName@YourProfession). You are a professional, someone people can trust, someone who has invested in their education and continues to invest in their image and their project. This is important because there’s a psychological factor at play here: if you don’t invest in yourself, why should someone else? Stop looking generic or free; establish your presence with your own brand.
If you want to play it safe, the answer is yes, especially if you have a common combination of first and last names. For obvious reasons, we can’t assign any homonyms to any professions.
On the other hand, if you have a very uncommon first and last name, it’s also unlikely that someone will beat you to it. In this case, you might decide to take the risk of not acquiring your Web Address and wait until you’re ready.
In general terms, those who take action first will be the ones to benefit.
