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Does anyone know if .com.pt is used at all in Portugal?

Or course, .pt is better and seems to be very popular, but that extension is heavily restricted.

Thanks!
 
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From my observation (a few trips there) you see a few .com.pt here and there but .pt & .com are more popular.
In 2008 there was talks of loosening restrictions on .pt but so far nothing happened :)
 
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From my observation (a few trips there) you see a few .com.pt here and there but .pt & .com are more popular.
In 2008 there was talks of loosening restrictions on .pt but so far nothing happened :)

Thanks :blink:

Yes, I don't know why .pt has to be so restricted...
 
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.com.pt is used basically from outside Protugal, but not very much. I don't if it's true, but rumours are saying that Portugal will loose the restriction during this year, i hope they do.
 
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.com.pt is used basically from outside Protugal, but not very much. I don't if it's true, but rumours are saying that Portugal will loose the restriction during this year, i hope they do.

Thanks for the info. It would be great if .pt would become available to everyone.
 
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Sounds a bit similar to Spain, where .com.es used to be available for foreign registrants but not .es proper (but that was quite a while ago) ; since the restrictions on .es proper were lifted, .com.es has not been seen or used a lot anymore although it still exists of course and you see it pop up now and then.

I assume the same fate will happen with .com.pt once .pt will become widely available. From my Portuguese colleagues I can only conclude they think in terms of .com and .pt, but rarely .com.pt ... Cannot recall having seen it in any advertisement neither.

Maybe very good keywords in Portuguese will still be valuable though, regardless of .pt proper's status.
 
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Sounds a bit similar to Spain, where .com.es used to be available for foreign registrants but not .es proper (but that was quite a while ago) ; since the restrictions on .es proper were lifted, .com.es has not been seen or used a lot anymore although it still exists of course and you see it pop up now and then.

I assume the same fate will happen with .com.pt once .pt will become widely available. From my Portuguese colleagues I can only conclude they think in terms of .com and .pt, but rarely .com.pt ... Cannot recall having seen it in any advertisement neither.

Maybe very good keywords in Portuguese will still be valuable though, regardless of .pt proper's status.

I now regged one very good Portuguese keyword (at least as far as I can judge) that had expired in the .com.pt extension. But I agree - it has to be the best of the best to use .com.pt.

Will see if it attracts any interest. Also interested in a quick flip if anyone invests in this marked :hehe:
 
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