.com or .co ??

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parthoberg

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Hello Members,
Recently i searched for some NLL domains and got a few unregistered but only .co are available. .com is a universal domain but is a NLL.co domain worth ? Let me know your views.
Thank You
 
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Random CCC.com are normally worth low - mid $XXX reseller with a few higher end user sales here and there.

Random CCC.co are worth $0. It is a waste of money.

Brad
 
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^^
Ditto.
 
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There is a reason why the .co is still available: noone will buy them from you
 
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Yep, better forget .CO if it's NLL
 
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Overstock got into big trouble using a .CO. They tried to rebrand O.co but 60% of the people went to O.com, which doesn't exist.

Try it yourself: Go to your favorite website but leave off the m.

It's really hard. It may get popular in the future but .COM has been strong for 15 years.

.COM is king.
 
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What about .co with strong keywords?
 
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What about .co with strong keywords?

Good keyword domains always sell. Check the DNjournal Sales report and see what other .CO's are selling for.

It could be a good long term investment.
 
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with time maybe .co will worth but now it worth nothing as i think
 
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personally i think .co are good domain if you can get good keyword rich/generic domain. but you may have to develop the domain or have to consider as investment....
 
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i would still prefer ,com "co" dosent fit well in domain names. :) unless "its a .co.uk"
 
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