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Originally Posted by Etab

"Many" companies -- not all. I suppose only time will tell for sure.

In no way am I remotely suggesting "all", the mobile web has a long way to go, let alone the .mobi extension.

Originally Posted by mediaadvantages

[QUOTE=Jeff]it is wholly ignored by corporate End users insofar as acquiring and developing and promoting generic / keyword domains into unique and compelling "on the go" websites! [size=1]WhatQUOTE] Please either delete Jeff's post or edit. He is stating something that is not true and proven not to be true. There are many corporations who have chosen to use .mobi. It's fine if you don't like it but state facts, it only makes you look like you don't know what your talking about. Not saying you aren't intelligent and have made wise investment decisions. But again, state the FACTS!

I think he is referring to "corporate" end users buying generics for development not corporations developing .mobis for their already existing websites. At least I think that it is his arguement although I don't see that it holds much merit.

You don't really see "corporate" end users going after generics in the .com even. Heck, look at pizza.com, none of the major pizza chains has gone after it until this point and even this recent sale could have been to another domainer. Pretty much all the major sites out there are brandables that were probably purchased for reg fee.

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