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| Senior Member | If the name is really good, it's worth something. But it seems that there's a bunch of crappy keywords registered in .info
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| NamePros Regular | I guess it depends on what the domain is, that is if it suits the extension. If the domain is going to be used for an informational site then a .info domain is great.
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| The MINISITE King | I love .info's for Informational Minisites and the often bargain basement price is a bonus ,not a hindrance Useless piece of trivia Several Australian Federal and State Government departments are registering (often at a Premium price of over $30 a year) .info domains instead of the Free (to them) .Gov.au domains.
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| Senior Member | .info is a good extension for sites providing some information. .info will be worth much more if the name is a really good and relevant enough.
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so, if you have an idea to develop, register it. | |
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