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but i suggest you to stay away from those domains as far as possible (i'm 100% sure that other forum members would suggest the same).
but i suggest you to stay away from those domains as far as possible (i'm 100% sure that other forum members would suggest the same).
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It is unofficial registrar. And those domains work with only few US internet providers (and i don't know any non-US provider that supports those domains) so almost noone would be able to access your domain.
..and they charge a lot for those domains that do not work.
..and they charge a lot for those domains that do not work.
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I believe it has to do with having certain, necessary "plug-ins" for your browser to recognize the extensions ... so that the domains could then resolve. I, too, would recommend NOT registering these "new" extensions! Sorry. But the link provided is correct.
Good Luck.
Good Luck.
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