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And also the .co domain. Has anybody started using a .co domain yet?

 

And, is it me or does it look weirdly incomplete? Like you need to add a 'm' or '.uk' or something to it? I wonder if people are going to have problems with it initially?

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I have recently bought .eu and .co domains, I got them for the set rather than thinking people might use them. I agree that .co seems to be missing something, looks weird. I also think no matter how many you bring out if you haven't got .com or .co.uk people will either forget the domain or arrive at someone else's site, it's just a default reaction.
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I got a .co domain as I wanted my name in a domain format to be a nice thing to own, and those that know me know how blinking original my name is so I shot in there and grabbed it. So I have [email protected] as an email address, not that I use it yet but i own it for when I want to.
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I got a .co domain as I wanted my name in a domain format to be a nice thing to own, and those that know me know how blinking original my name is so I shot in there and grabbed it. So I have [email protected] as an email address, not that I use it yet but i own it for when I want to.

 

I have done this to but i use [email protected] - I would love [email protected]

 

Anyway what are .co domains used for? is it Colombia or something?

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It's .co as in company, etc...

 

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It's the columbian domain suffix. What's quite neat and may attract lots of attention is the .me.uk equivalent will be .nom.co :D

 

The real fun is when you register a Cook Islands domain and put a .co before the .ck

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I have done this to but i use [email protected] - I would love [email protected]

 

Anyway what are .co domains used for? is it Colombia or something?

 

No I'm afraid mine is the pattern of yours, I did try and buy [email protected] but it had been grabbed just the whois hadn't been updated :( Carl @ CS New Media was very quick processing everything as expected though which was great as ever :)

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