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Part of the reason for that is, those extensions have been around longer and most people like the .com for all the obvious reasons. It not only works in the SERPS, but branding wise, offline advertising etc. If it's a product, merchants are usually the most relevent and most merchants have the .com. I wouldn't build a site out on anything else if I was a merchant, there are other marketing channels to consider and the .com is the one you want. But if you wanted too, you could. Good site, good links in, some age, all that good stuff and you can rank.Yes I am a N00b but if you do a search for any major keyword you do not see a ccTLD show up. Its usually just .com, .org, or .net. I am just putting my two cents in about this whole thing. All I am saying in google does not show very many ccTLD's in its first few pages upon doing a search. Unless Google is going to change this to conform to .co then .co is not going ot be as big as everyone is saying. They are already having a problem in the UK where they have co.uk.
Dave
Another example. Just for the hell of it, pick a few major terms, one like flowers -
http://www.google.com/search?q=flow...&aq=t&client=firefox-a&rlz=1R1GGLL_en___US388
Got a .vg on page 1 Google.