E and i prefix for German and Spanish domain names

[john_karr]

Hello is the e and i prefix popular for german and spanish domain names?

 

[.tv]

No. "e" or "i" prefix names are NOT popular in German market, but hyphenated names are very popular in Germany, Switzerland, and Austria.

Neither hyphens nor "e" or "i" prefix names are popular in Spanish market.

 

[gemstar]

In Greek FAKA means knife so branding IFAKA.com would be taken differently by many people that dont know the meaning. :lol: :lol: :lol:

 

[- me -]

If developing, why not?

Here is one in Spanish.

http://www.ebeisbol.com, not - mine -

 

[john_karr]

If developing, why not?

Here is one in Spanish.

http://www.ebeisbol.com, not - mine -

Any other spanish site with i or e prefix? You have any spanish i or e prefix?

 

[Seabass]

I have not seen it used much in all my time looking at Spanish domains, which is a lot.

Really, it does not seem to be as popular in the U.S. as opposed to say seven years ago.

I've noticed a lot of "enlinea", meaning "online" domains dropping like crazy.... maybe b/c they are not "in" anymore.

It's kinda' like saying "cyberspace" now.... it sounds so 1996.

 

[- me -]

Any other spanish site with i or e prefix?

OK, one more, www.ejuegos.com, again not - mine -