.co - anyone tempted?

[suzi]

Is anyone going for any .co domains?

Any thoughts on whether it will be 'big' or not?

 

[mally]

I've ordered a couple not too fussed though if I don't get them

 

[grantw]

Any thoughts on whether it will be 'big' or not?

I imagine it will be huge if your business model is typos and PPC. If not it's just another shite extension

Grant

 

[doodlebug]

We've seen 'em all before, .tel etc

Don't bother unless you can get the likes of holidays.co

They would have been ordered during landrush at about £100 each.

 

[HariSeldon]

The only winners will be the Registrars and .com/.co.uk owners. I think initially many people seeing these domains in print will assume the 'm' or '.uk' was missed off and automatically add it.

 

[Flipper]

It is like there is a letter or two missing.

 

[nnh]

Is anyone going for any .co domains?

Any thoughts on whether it will be 'big' or not?

Waste of time...Again...

 

[mat]

Cashing in on mere mortals!

 

[Pred]

Is anyone going for any .co domains?

Any thoughts on whether it will be 'big' or not?

no

and

no

 

[wb]

Just got Sedo's newsletter about e.CO going up for auction, how much does everyone think that's going to go for?

 

[sorlag]

The powers that be will probably not let it go cheap

Check whois.co before pre-registering.

 

[johnnyboy]

I've pre-ordered a couple of premiums with 123-reg but definitely won't get them. Anyone know if you will get a full refund or whether they'll find some excuse to keep some of your cash if you don't get the domains you've pre-ordered?

 

[retired_member21]

Did you order on sunrise/landrush? Or the general public registration

 

[johnnyboy]

Did you order on sunrise/landrush? Or the general public registration

General public registration.

 

[retired_member21]

I'm pretty sure it's no win no fee with most the general public backorders - however best to check

 

[johnnyboy]

OK, thanks.

 

[Nyams Josh]

No it is a waste of time... The popular ones work better

 

[Domainchest]

If you use Twitter, they'll be good for creating your own shorteners. lll.co etc

 

[Lucky Luke]

Doesn't anyone think that, in time, .co may just get some traction?

I have registered on 123-reg for about 12 but I don't think I stand much of a chance.

 

[Domainchest]

not sure

I went a bit crazy with .me thought they would be fantastic for marketing... just let a load go.