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Are .us.com Domains any good ? Please give me your thoughts .
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whatever.us.com is not an extension. It is a subdomain of us.com.
As such you are at the mercy of the us.com holder - if they disappear every subdomain on that 'extension' will also disappear.
There are no pros to using them. You should avoid all of these fake domains, uk.com, us.com etc.
As such you are at the mercy of the us.com holder - if they disappear every subdomain on that 'extension' will also disappear.
There are no pros to using them. You should avoid all of these fake domains, uk.com, us.com etc.
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Rob
I used to own a handful of "whatever.us.com" domains, including mobi.us.com, and some others
basically though, I agree with Rob from the aspect of it being a 'subdomain' and that your usage is dependent on the owner of us.com domain name
still, some of them got type-in traffic and earned ppc revenue, as I picked them straight from the Overture tool
I wouldn't advise going that route now though
imo...
I used to own a handful of "whatever.us.com" domains, including mobi.us.com, and some others
basically though, I agree with Rob from the aspect of it being a 'subdomain' and that your usage is dependent on the owner of us.com domain name
still, some of them got type-in traffic and earned ppc revenue, as I picked them straight from the Overture tool
I wouldn't advise going that route now though
imo...
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