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closed .net's and whatnor
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The most important part of a domain name is always what comes BEFORE the dot (at least among gTLDs).
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>observer: Surely not as valuable as .com, but especially if these are requested terms and some search engine optimization is done, you can be quite happy with it.
Sorry, but English is not really my first language, and I can't quite get what you mean! D'you mind elaborate a little bit more?
Sorry, but English is not really my first language, and I can't quite get what you mean! D'you mind elaborate a little bit more?
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post the names, only way to tell
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>DRPiNG: Does anyone feel M/S's new .NET web stuff going to help in the promotion of all the .net names?
Don't even think about it ... one day, every .net registrant will get a cease-and-desist letter from their attorney, asking us to surrender our domain names.
Don't even think about it ... one day, every .net registrant will get a cease-and-desist letter from their attorney, asking us to surrender our domain names.
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Who wants a western somoa domain.
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