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Will you register a .EU domain when it launches

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Would you register a .EU when it launches?

  • Yes

    Votes: 21 60.0%
  • No

    Votes: 14 40.0%

  • Total voters
    35
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i assumed that i stood for all of europe - not just for eu countries
 
Originally posted by izopod
note: .eu when sounded out is (eeeUUUUUU!!) ----in the states that means gross! :laugh:

.eu = European Union

LOL gregk, sounds like those good ol' days when people argued that .biz sounded like someone shitting. :D
 
Originally posted by mole


LOL gregk, sounds like those good ol' days when people argued that .biz sounded like someone shitting. :D

:cool: :laugh: :cool:
 
I will say this about dot EU. It wouldn't hurt to get generic names that aren't "country specific" type names or personal in nature.


Good dot EU names to register:

press.eu
news.eu
money.eu
history.eu
people.eu
Strategic.eu
Alliance.eu
support.eu
exchange.eu


Bad Dot EU names you SHOULDn't register:

London.eu (not a bad name---just don't think city names work here)
Heidelburg.eu
dating.eu (yeah dating has good OVT---but it doesn't fit with EU)
boyfriend.eu
LastName.eu
Jerk.eu
HighStreet.eu (HightStreet.co.uk---this name is syn. w/england only)
Brick.eu (don't just register any generic name!!)
ezbankloan.eu (stay away from "Made up, cliche names)
 
Heidelburg.eu is really not a good one - especially if you meant to register Heidelberg.eu :D
 
Originally posted by beatz
Heidelburg.eu is really not a good one - especially if you meant to register Heidelberg.eu :D

In the US we use "burg" instead of "berg". Kind of like the difference between "specialize" and "specialise"....




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...and if you believe that I've got some really good .cn names you can buy :laugh:
 
IZOPOD ASSERTED:

Bad Dot EU names you SHOULDn't register:

London.eu (not a bad name-just don't think city names work here)
Heidelburg.eu


Wow is your judgment off on this one! London.eu and Heidelburg.eu are ten times better than London.cn or Heidelburg.cn.

Good luck,
 
Originally posted by William9
IZOPOD ASSERTED:

Bad Dot EU names you SHOULDn't register:

London.eu (not a bad name-just don't think city names work here)
Heidelburg.eu


Wow is your judgment off on this one! London.eu and Heidelburg.eu are ten times better than London.cn or Heidelburg.cn.

Good luck,

I didn't say it was a bad name (see quote above). I said it probably wasn't worth going after (specifically). There are better EU names to go after.

To further illustrate my point, what if the North America Union came out with a Dot NA (North America), would you spend a lot of time going after LosAngeles.NA in a landrush ???

That's what I thought... next.
 
Mole, let me guess, sex.eu and business.eu right?
 
123-reg are doing prereg on them, expensive but i have preregged one, can you gues what?

I preregged over 60 .eu names for nothing, what's up with that...any idea what the regfee will be ?

p.s. hey izopod, I have preregged strategic.eu :-D
 
oh, and heidelburg.eu is still free ... :)
 
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