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question .SH Domains

No. I had a .SH domain 15 years ago, but I never had any requests for that.
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- Post #2
- Jun 29, 2015
- Section: ccTLD Discussion
.tk is the Largest ccTLD and the second largest TLD, just behind of .com

Nonsense. Most of the .tk domains are free URL forwarders; they're not registered to some entity except the registry itself (watch the Whois), and they can't be used except for redireting HTTP requests. See this older article about Verisign's statistics...
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- Post #3
- May 12, 2015
- Section: ccTLD Discussion
.de .DE With English Words - Worth Investing

ads = Anzeigen advertisement = Werbung
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- Post #20
- Apr 20, 2015
- Section: ccTLD Discussion
The .PRO Discussion

The .pro restrictions weren't invented for marketing purposes. They were invented because otherwise ICANN wouldn't have let .pro go at all. Imagine what would have happened in 2002 if Registry.pro just had said "Hey guys, let's invent a new TLD! Doesn't sound PRO cool? Just let everybody...
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- Post #4,627
- Oct 9, 2013
- Section: gTLD Discussion
The .PRO Discussion

That's risky. I had to update my credentials two times because I changed the registrant info of my domains. The first time, they just silently disconnected all my domains from DNS without further notice, they didn't even send an information mail! The second time they sent a mail and gave me a...
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- Post #4,006
- Aug 15, 2012
- Section: gTLD Discussion
The .PRO Discussion

Developed domain: https://www.plattform.pro/
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- Post #7,435
- Mar 7, 2018
- Section: gTLD Discussion
.Tel Which Once Had 340K Registrations Slips To Under 100K

I never understood the concept of this TLD. You register a domain that you then can't really use. You only get some kind of phone book entry. Why should anybody do this?
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- Post #3
- Jul 22, 2016
- Section: gTLD Discussion
What new gTLD domains have you registered?

org.zone world.zone
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- Post #2,544
- Jun 23, 2016
- Section: gTLD Discussion
America.world is here .

Great name! I have america.plus - let's see how it performs. (Sorry, but no bids yet. But those domains might need time.)
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- Post #3
- Jun 15, 2016
- Section: gTLD Discussion
The .PRO Discussion

It wasn't meant to be negative, and if developed as a successful website, then they're no waste fo money any more. But if registered to be sold, they are. BTW, there's no domainer in the world who never has wasted any money yet.
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- Post #5,559
- May 25, 2016
- Section: gTLD Discussion
question .de ccTLD question

As a native German speaker, I can tell you that this is wrong. While normal Umlauts are being transformed via IDN to some xn--whatever stuff, the ß (Esszett) ist special: It's a complete synonym for ss. Not in normal language, but as it's treated in IDN. You can check that when entering the...
- Points: 1
- Post #7
- Apr 26, 2016
- Section: ccTLD Discussion
How do I find out when a .de expires?

Denic doesn't show those dates. It doesn't even show the registration date. So you only can ask the registrant, or maybe the registrar if it's willing to tell you.
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- Post #3
- Nov 16, 2015
- Section: ccTLD Discussion
Are domain hacks valuable?

Just because it's written in Wikipedia doesn't mean that it's correct. As said, the domain name including the TLD must be a name, word or phrase. I can't see what phrase abcxyz or "abc xyz" could be. It's just two independent sets of alphabet characters in a row. It might be that abcxyz is a...
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- Post #10
- Aug 21, 2015
- Section: ccTLD Discussion
Your .PLUS domains

No, they are not bad. They're not that good that I would've taken them in .plus TLD. There are too many new TLDs out, and it's totally unclear how they will perform in the future. casino.plus would be super, but casinos.plus is only okay. For instance. It might still be a good investment...
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- Post #41
- Jul 20, 2015
- Section: gTLD Discussion
What new gTLD domains have you registered?

Yes, with the early access program. $216 for the first year, then the usual renewal fee.
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- Post #1,195
- Jul 14, 2015
- Section: gTLD Discussion
Your .PLUS domains

The last ones: uk.plus org.plus paris.plus london.plus That's all, folks. BTW, xxx.plus is still available!
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- Post #25
- Jul 14, 2015
- Section: gTLD Discussion
Your .PLUS domains

Two new plus domains, I couldn't resist: planet.plus (I already use planet.pro and planet.berlin) america.plus
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- Post #14
- Jul 13, 2015
- Section: gTLD Discussion
What new gTLD domains have you registered?

Wow, this is great! Was it the normal registration fee?
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- Post #1,182
- Jul 13, 2015
- Section: gTLD Discussion
Your .PLUS domains

Don't need to wonder: They are! ;) Personally, I would register such names only if I had a personal use for them. For speculative purposes, there're way too many new TLDs out there.
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- Post #10
- Jul 10, 2015
- Section: gTLD Discussion
Your .PLUS domains

I usually don't register nGTLD domains because I don't believe in their success. But this time, I couldn't resist, and I got email.plus dns.plus Whoaw! I could kiss myself! I know, .plus is not a very fancy domain - there's already .top, .club, .gold, .whatever... But email and dns are real...
- Points: 1
- Post #1
- Jul 8, 2015
- Section: gTLD Discussion