This website sells nothing and collects no personal data. It's a blog with brief information on how to set up a UK limited company, if you are a British domainer trying to add more security to your newly registered (or recently purchased) domain name.

Registering a dormant company to hold a premium domain name is a very good strategic move to safeguard against potential trademark disputes down the line. By housing the domain name within a legally established entity, even if dormant, you create a clear separation between your personal or active business and the domain. This demonstrates a proactive intent to protect the domain and can be used as evidence of ownership and good faith should any trademark issues arise.

Furthermore, the dormant company can act as a buffer, shielding your primary business from direct legal challenges related to the domain, especially if the domain name is (pityingly!) similar to an existing registered trademark. While not a foolproof guarantee against all trademark claims, it strengthens your position and adds a layer of legal protection to your valuable domain asset?

Well, then, shall we begin? The Guide's contents are below, you can start reading from any chapter. We tried not to overload the Guide with unnecessary information, and therefore the reading, in fact, will not be long.