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

Yeah, there is no doubt they waged a good PR campaign. I noticed they removed the counter from their homepage, probably because the number is far less impressive when the regs have slowed down to a crawl.

Brad
 
I noticed they removed the counter from their homepage, probably because the number is far less impressive when the regs have slowed down to a crawl.
They have learned from the .tv folks :D
 
I have few more LLL.co names (all premium letters)

DHH.co
GFN.co
IHP.CO
NOU.co
OGN.co (I like this for Online Gaming Network)
RGO.co
 
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the best (and highest value) .CO domains (in my opinion) are when .CO is part of the name, like... e.co or mexi.co

well, how many (and which) .CO domain of this kind you know or you own?

please post these .CO names here! :)

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the best (and highest value) .CO domains (in my opinion) are when .CO is part of the name, like... e.co or mexi.co

well, how many (and which) .CO domain of this kind you know or you own?

please post these .CO names here!

I think most of the better hacks would have been taken during landrush auctions by the guys with deep pockets...
 
Define "deep pockets". Mexi.co was sold for only $3k
 
I think $3k is a good price for a domain hack... If you develop it, it'll take a lot of time to bring in visitors and revenue... After all, the only people typing in domains like mexi.co would be those interested in buying the name, or seeing how it has been developed. No potential advertisers of returning visitors.
 
Define "deep pockets". Mexi.co was sold for only $3k

I think he got lucky, he will probably make a nice ROI on that one...good luck to him/her


I checked a lot of them and most were reserved, they will be going to auction at a later date and then you will probably see the "deep pockets"


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Love it when some people don't understand parody :D
 
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