Alphabet now owns the unabridged abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz.com, a domain that was created in 1999, according to domain-registration directory Whois. Alphabet confirmed the domain purchase. Google had announced in August 2015 that it was reorganising into a new holding company called Alphabet. At that time it had unveiled its flagship domain called abc.xyz. However, Microsoft had sensed an opportunity to troll Google and bought the domain abc.wtf which lead the readers to its own Bing search engine(abc.wtf still leads to Bing). In order to protect its brand being trolled again, Google seems to have made the decision to buy the all alphabet domain. “We realized we missed a few letters in abc.xyz, so we’re just being thorough,” an Alphabet spokesman said. Alphabet declined to say how it plans to use the domain name. Surprisingly, the abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz.com is not loading and returns a web page not available result. Companies often buy related domains for many reasons. For convenience, in case people misspell Google when they’re trying to reach the search engine, Alphabet owns Googl.com and Gogle.com and forwards them to Google.com. (Just try spelling its new domain without any typos.) The search giant also owns some domains for defensive purposes to prevent opposition groups from using them. Alphabet owns GoogleSucks.com, for example, and forwards it to Google.com. There are still several alphabet-related domains that Alphabet doesn’t own. ABC network owns abc.com, and BMW has alphabet.com.
