. Com or. Net

[beantown]

Ok so the .Com is taken for the singular version of the domain I want. The keywords have roughly 10x the amount of traffic in singular versus the plural version. Should I buy the .Com in its plural version or the .Net in its singular version? Does the resale value get affected a lot by the lesser keyword traffic? Both the singular and plural version make sense and refer to the product. Thanks.

 

[Argentum]

.net have about 5% of .com price & reputation value. I'm not talking about other tld's as their value is about 1%.

 

[beantown]

. Com it is.. Thank you.

 

[Gladys]

The market of .com is nearly saturating....some people are coming to the new gtlds

 

[1NiteStand]

Get both .com and .net in singular and plural... !

 

[Premium gTLD]

Should I buy the .Com in its plural version or the .Net

.COM or .NET --- Well if you ask Verisign they don't care, just as long as you don't buy any other gTLD that they don't own.

 

[WatchDogue]

We would purchase the .com plural most days of the week over the singular .net.

As described above I would most likely take both the plural/com and, the singular/net and call it a good day!

 

[Super Seller 99]

Get both

 

[INamewiz]

Account closed?

 

[Brandon.Domains]

Maybe a bit off topic but .net has been "the second choice" for decades when the .com domain was already registered. Yet, .net is not a bad TLD at all in my opinion. I wonder if it can shed the bad image or if people will go for .web when it comes out or prefer .website, .site or .online.