.co domain showcase. Showcase your .co domain names

[HomerJ]

Does anyone see any value in L-L.co, or even L-L-L.co if they are good letters with famous acronyms?

Just curious on what people think?

i took a gamble on a few like H-R.co (Human Resources), F-X.co (Forex, or special effects), and a few others like R-V, R-X (drugs), etc and 7-7.

we'll see. i probably wouldnt mess w/ L-L-L. However I thought meaningful L-L were worth a little gamble since LL.co can't be registered.

 

[gilescoley]

I dont usually like hyphens but I thought I would take a chance at $22 a pop with these 4 and see what happens

North-Carolina.co
South-Carolina.co
South-Dakota.co
West-Virginia.co

except 3D hyphens of course lol

 

[gilescoley]

Just had these names accepted to the Miami TRAFFIC auction (Latonas)

Las-Vegas.co
3DGaming.co
ComputerGame.co
CheapVacation.co

Fingers crossed!!!

 

[BostonDomainer]

Just had these names accepted to the Miami TRAFFIC auction (Latonas)

Las-Vegas.co
3DGaming.co
ComputerGame.co
CheapVacation.co

Fingers crossed!!!

I just got a few accepted as well.

Domainers.co
MainEvent.co
Greener.co
DomainInvestor.co

 

[gilescoley]

Nice BostonDomainer, good luck with them, should be interesting to if any .co's sell or not?

 

[BostonDomainer]

Nice BostonDomainer, good luck with them, should be interesting to if any .co's sell or noy?

After the extremely successful ,co auction showing as highlighted on Dnjournal this week, .CO has made an impressive mark. This is the strongest showing of a new release ever. I think most names will sell if reserves are reflective of the fact that this extension is a strong and meaningful .com alternate as well as a strong cctld.

 

[gilescoley]

How does Latonas work?

Do you they accept most names providing they are quality keywords?
Do they accept other cctld's (.co.uk, .in, .de, .jp, etc)
Do they reject names with unreasonable reserves?

I only ask because I sent the some nice .in/.co.in.co.uk names with reasonable reserves and they weren't accepted?

Thanks

 

[silentg]

FYI AutoGlass.co sold in the LandRush auctions. Flipping.co is an auction platform just like Sedo and it doesn't have a bid of $5600.

You got no evidence to back up anyone of your claims. You're just talking talking talking. Where's the proof? What's with you calling everybody a loser?

IMHO you're just giving your self a bad rep by shouting at everybody in this thread.

 

[Johnn]

Back to the topic!

 

[ekman77]

Got the following names approved for T.R.A.F.F.I.C. Miami!

Hopefully some of mine will sell. What do you guys think?

redundant.co
mp3s.co
breakingnews.co
fwb.co
gir.co
eia.co
fmf.co
rdn.co
nlt.co
glw.co
fiu.co
exm.co

 

[JohnnyV]

Got the following names approved for T.R.A.F.F.I.C. Miami!

Hopefully some of mine will sell. What do you guys think?

redundant.co
mp3s.co
breakingnews.co
fwb.co
gir.co
eia.co
fmf.co
rdn.co
nlt.co
glw.co
fiu.co
exm.co

MP3's has to make you pretty excited on a daily basis - very sweet!
EIA - a V V V ... nice job!

Good luck to you
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when submitting to TRAFFIC, did you find out instantly if your names had been approved or was there a waiting period... also.. has anybody submitted names and not heard back at all?

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has anyone else noticed while searching that the dot org has been available where the dot co isn't ... i think this is pretty interesting.

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[JohnnyV]

I just got the email from TRAFFIC - these three names have been approved:

• Tripods.co
• Baseballs.co
• Organizers.co


very comfortable reserves

"finger's crossed"



*** LATE ADDITION ***

• SFB.co

 

[gilescoley]

Some very nice sales from the landrush auctions (found on dnjournal)

Ban.co $24,500 .CO Landrush Auctions
Hotels4U.co $16,039 .CO Landrush Auctions
Vail.co $15,500 .CO Landrush Auctions
UsedCars.co $14,000 .CO Landrush Auctions

 

[gaetanomarano]

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I've registered my first .CO domain a few days ago but just to protect/redirect to my http://www.domainersgate.com/ new site

I think that the best and most valuable .CO domains are those that have "co" as part of the name, like e.co mexi.co etc.

unfortunately, I haven't found any interesting name with .co at its end that isn't already registered, but the search continues!


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[silentg]

So what is the domain you just registered? This is a showcase for .co domains. Not a thread to spam with your website URL.

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I've registered my first .CO domain a few days ago but just to protect/redirect to my http://www.domainersgate.com/ new site

I think that the best and most valuable .CO domains are those that have "co" as part of the name, like e.co mexi.co etc.

unfortunately, I haven't found any interesting name with .co at its end that isn't already registered, but the search continues!


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[gaetanomarano]

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silentg said... "So what is the domain you just registered?"


DomainersGate.CO

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[gaetanomarano]

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with over 500,000 .CO domains registered in a few weeks, this new (".com without the last m") TLD has surely/already had a very good commercial success (also thanks to an excellent PR campaign) but, the recent story of the .ly short URL site closed by Lybia, clearly teach us, that, adopt a small country's TLD for a main site, always hides a bit of risk, and this is the reason why I believe that, great part of .CO buyers, will use them to redirect the .CO domain to an already existing .com (like I've done) OR to sell, later, their .CO domains with a good profit



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[JohnnyV]

my most recent signings:

• MovieStreaming.co

and some very high CPC names with respectable search numbers:

• VirtualDedicatedServer.co - $11.95 CPC
• VirtualReceptionist.co - $14.41 CPC
• OnlineBackupService.co - $14.10 CPC
• CallForwarding.co - $4.36 CPC

Three Letters:
• TXC.co (TX = Abbreviation For Texas and 'C' can be ANYthing from Computers to credit, to construction...etc)


**already got three offers on MovieStreaming.co within the first few days - all were declined.


Thoughts?

 

[bmugford]

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with over 500,000 .CO domains registered in a few weeks, this new (".com without the last m") TLD has surely/already had a very good commercial success (also thanks to an excellent PR campaign) but, the recent story of the .ly short URL site closed by Lybia, clearly teach us, that, adopt a small country's TLD for a main site, always hides a bit of risk, and this is the reason why I believe that, great part of .CO buyers, will use them to redirect the .CO domain to an already existing .com (like I've done) OR to sell, later, their .CO domains with a good profit

Yep, at the end of the day this is still the ccTLD of Colombia. No amount of PR will change that fact. Basically all the promotion I have seen tend to just completely ignore, or gloss over this fact.

Brad

 

[gaetanomarano]

Basically all the promotion I have seen tend to just completely ignore, or gloss over this fact.

but we may admit that the .CO promotion has been one of the best ever seen to launch new TLD

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