.net type-ins?

[spietreser]

What are your experiences with type-ins for .net names? Specially interested to know if they do get type-ins when the .com version is very popular?

Thanks,

spietreser

 

[fizz]

My personal experience is that if it's an excellent generic word, a .net domain name will get type-ins, but obviously not as many as its .com counterpart.

 

[Bob]

Very few.

-Bob

 

[airnike764]

I have frown.net

 

[GiantDomains]

Originally posted by airnike764
I have frown.net

yes, and what kinda type in traffic?

:razz:

 

[airnike764]

I have no idea

 

[GiantDomains]

Originally posted by airnike764
I have no idea

LOL, did you even see the question from the post: "What are your experiences with type-ins for .net names?"

Just saying you own frown.net doesnt really tell us anything.

 

[airnike764]

I know but its nice to share

 

[spietreser]

thanks for the replies... i guess the .net name i was looking at isn't worth registering after all

 

[airnike764]

What is it, maybe we want to register it?

 

[cluelessdomainer]

for type ins my domain mentor (he learned me a lot already) says .net is only good if it is related to a networking industry.

 

[spietreser]

airnike... sorry i may have found a use for it myself rather than catching traffic, but i'll make the name known if i change my mind. I registered quite a few names lately so I have to be careful and not wave with my cc all over the net

cluelessdomainer: thanks for the contribution. This .net i was talking about is unfortunately not related to networking industry...