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I'll clear it up, they are terrible, no one should go for manchester.uk today.Thank you
So three pages and nobody answered my question in OP...
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I'll clear it up, they are terrible, no one should go for manchester.uk today.Thank you
So three pages and nobody answered my question in OP...
I think Manchester.uk is great - if I could I'd go for it...
One of the best, if not the best, of this release imo...
Glasgow.uk today could be handy as well... but what if Scotland votes for independence! It wouldn't be in the uk then, so Scottish geo domains have the risk factor that they might be short-lived?
Geos are the domainers vanity is there one in the uk that makes enough to even get Vat registered even globally ...? A back street sweet shop would make you more money and be less hassle, For £5 if you win stick it on sedo like most the others watch it blossom, develop and grow into a.......Hope someone gets lucky with manchester.uk, quite a few decent ones today.
Geos are the domainers vanity is there one in the uk that makes enough to even get Vat registered even globally ...? A back street sweet shop would make you more money and be less hassle, For £5 if you win stick it on sedo like most the others watch it blossom, develop and grow into a.......
You mean those on .gov.uk extensions? e.g. https://www.london.gov.uk/I think geos have massive potential, personally. Especially if used by the governing body of that district
Totally agree with Robert Smith on .UK domain space at some point Google will bring .UK into its own and then remove .co.uk as just being another domain.
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