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jijigren

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I found a good travel within usa related domain name. I have 3 options whether to register with ext .biz, .us or .org . .Anyone can give their opinion? Which one you think better to register?
 
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If it is only in the United States and you are going to brand and develop it get the .us but if your trying for resale get the .org. Just my opinion :!:
 
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.org has more value generally.
 
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org....

Phronesis said:
.org has more value generally.

When refer to sales chart at dnjournal, I agree .org has more resale value. But still not understand why some people like .org coz I think it seem just suitable for non-profit organization? :-/

Anyway thankqz for the replys
 
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I use stateExams.ORG it has more value then the .NET and .COM IMHO.
 
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.org hasn't been for "non-profit" for a while now. I think it's a good domain for information and resource type websites.

If trying to sell something, or running a travel agent type site, probably .us is the best option. Particularly if it's within the US.
 
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Domains are so cheap nowadays, I'd be tempted to register all three if you're planning to make some money from the site. .us is probably the most appropriate, .org is better known and I generally stay away from .biz as it tends to be full of spam, poker and casino sites.
 
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I would generally go with .com .net .org .info .us just my preference. So although I like .org more than .us you mention that the name is targeted to us travel so that might be a better choice, kinda hard to judge without knowing the exact name and if it has a nice ring with the .us attached. If in doubt you could always grab the .org and the .us
 
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If it's geared towards travel in the US, I think the .us extension would fit perfectly. .org makes it seem like an organization when it is actually a travel site.
 
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.us is the correct choice here.
 
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pwaring said:
Domains are so cheap nowadays, I'd be tempted to register all three if you're planning to make some money from the site. .us is probably the most appropriate, .org is better known and I generally stay away from .biz as it tends to be full of spam, poker and casino sites.

What u mean .biz tend to be full of spam?.. Sorry if this stupid question but really dunno

Anyway thanqz everyone for helping me. That's why I like namepros so much. :)
 
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I think what he means is that the .biz extension is filled with "get rich quick" spam or scam sites.
 
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jijigren said:
What u mean .biz tend to be full of spam?.. Sorry if this stupid question but really dunno

I rarely come across .biz sites that aren't scams, spam sites, turnkey sites or "made for Adsense" pages. A disproportionate amount of the spam in my inbox comes from .biz domains as well.
 
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Since it's a travel within usa related domain name, .us would be the most suitable to register. .org has a good value as compared to .us but i guess for a travel related site .org or .biz won't be good enough.
 
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Do you think PrincessCruise.biz is a good domain?? All the other good extensions are taken...except .ws. Not gonna reg it, just curious as to whether it would be worth regging.
 
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org or US, I think, not biz
 
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.us

Go for the .us. I too do not understand the likeability of .org or .info for that matter. .US is nice and clean, and can be billed as patriotic and geographic.
 
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It's CNO for a reason. Org is it.
 
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I still can't understand why .org is more valuable than .biz...
I mean .biz sounds more commercial then .org...
If i have a business, and if .com is taken, i would go with .biz than .org...

hhhmm.... what do people think ?
 
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A travel within usa related domain name should use .us
 
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