Got your .co

[Big Dave]

Its confusing.
http://www.iishacks.com/index.php/20...-pre-register/
http://www.godaddy.com/tlds/co-domain.aspx?ci=19152

In the end im just going to put the 'm' on the end of 'co' out of habit.

Yep - I don't think its a good idea if your business depends on API either. For now.

However, as an immediate gimmick, it has plenty of potential uses.

Iceyerco.co

[Gremlin]

The only reason big businesses would probably be interested is securing their name... hell, you don't even have to use it, just have it paid up.

[Big Dave]

The only reason big businesses would probably be interested is securing their name... hell, you don't even have to use it, just have it paid up.

Some time in the future the prefix and suffix will be fluid.

and it will eventually devolve to a credit card number.

[scracha]

I disagree and can't arsed arguing about it.

Oh c'mon...it's KB? Disagree about the first bit all you like but the search engines use the country code TLD. Might change their search result weighting if enough peeps register .co though. However, it's getting a bit stupid what with alternatives like .it, .biz, .me, .tv

>>useless pricks at domainz <<
I'm a satisfied customer. Get what I pay for.

I wasn't satisfied with them and considering their price, certainly didn't get what I paid for, but there you go. Always found registerdirect excellent although they're not cheap.

[Big Dave]

Oh c'mon...it's KB?
.

Gimmick v Best practice - we both understand it.
Both have relative merit. The rest goes around in circles.

Nothing I can add to Domainz comments other than that I understand I can buy elsewhere for less, don't consider it necessary to do so because the level of backup I get and the support relationship is worth the 200 bucks a year extra it costs. Job done.

[avgas]

.cock......................

you could even have

www.ihavea.cock

www.smallasa.cock

[Big Dave]

any.address e.ventually

prob.ably em.ulated.at firs.t

[Gremlin]

don't get ahead of yourself. My primary supplier can't handle .asia, let alone anything!

[Big Dave]

don't get ahead of yourself. My primary supplier can't handle .asia, let alone anything!

Open up that mind, g'won, you can.

Tell 'em it's new and improved and removes stains.
Show the message with great tits and you could call it pork.my.dog and it'll get clicks.

[Gremlin]

I got the stock answer of sorry, no (asking previously they had assumed it was perfectly possible). I replied that having over 40 domains with them, and one not wasn't acceptable and go back to the technical team.

Still got a no But apparently it prompted an email company wide warning everyone they couldn't currently handle them, and it would be months before they could (should needle them again perhaps)...