Click or Klik?

[dgridley]

Name I wanted using "click" is taken in .com and .net, but available in .us... however, "klik" is available in .com.. which should I register?

 

[italks]

You can go for clicks instead of click.Also you can opt for click.in or clicks.in

 

[Tippy]

Any other suffixes you're considering, Dave?

I was thinking the same thing, perhaps there is another word/term you could use, I'd try and find an alternative " click/klik word.

Not the best but is the "Klick" version avail?

 

[Sabre]

Get the klik and click. Develop the .com and redirect the .us. :imho:

If you really want to use "klik" instead of any other ways of saying "click", and develop the domain, i agree with hark

 

[hanz]

well, you could use "klik" if you would live in Estonia, but I guess "click" is a lot better (even with .us)

 

[Gene]

Dave, if you choose 'klik', you WILL lose a significant amount of traffic to the owner of 'click'. No two ways about it. I would definitely choose the correct spelling. Problem is, even with the correct spelling, if you use a .us, you'll lose significant traffic to the .com site. I would not spend much developing either scenario if I had to choose between the two.

 

[dgridley]

I think you're right.. even tho the .com and .net are not yet developed.. I could go thru the trouble of developing the .us and losing the traffic to the parking pages anyways...

Dave, if you choose 'klik', you WILL lose a significant amount of traffic to the owner of 'click'. No two ways about it. I would definitely choose the correct spelling. Problem is, even with the correct spelling, if you use a .us, you'll lose significant traffic to the .com site. I would not spend much developing either scenario if I had to choose between the two.

 

[Travis]

is klick.com available, if so, get it, otherwise get klik.com

 

[dgridley]

I only was interested in KLIK because it was short..

is klick.com available, if so, get it, otherwise get klik.com

 

[worldstar]

click for sure!

 

[dweeb]

I definitely prefer click.us. Deliberate spelling errors, however convincing they may be, just seem odd to me.

But that's just my opinion.

 

[Danman199]

click.us by miles.

Unless its going to be a light hearted site which id then use klik.
I dont like typo's one bit