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why we cannott buy .gov domains?
 
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Because you are not Gov
 
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Create a country and you can register one probably
 
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You can buy mil.xyz for $220 per year and have your own military domain
 
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Create a country and you can register one probably
Was wondering if any country can buy gov domains or this TLD is only for the USA
 
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Was wondering if any country can buy gov domains or this TLD is only for the USA
They have their equivalent .gov extension like .gov.uk
 
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.gov is for USA only.
But there are thousands .gov registered, plenty of federal/states agencies and other entities have got one.

So the question is why do you need one ?
 
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what about .go ?
 
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It is exactly what I need! :xf.grin:

Write a check. Plenty for sale! But... trust me, it gets boring living on an island.
 
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Write a check. Plenty for sale! But... trust me, it gets boring living on an island.
Think about the advantages, you have the possibility to have your own ccTLD :D
 
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Why .gov is for USA but not the United Nations? .gov is an international TLD which no single country should have a privilege over all others!
 
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.gov extension is used for Government domains and there are some turns to get .gov extension so first try to know factors about .gov extension than you will get the right process to get .gov extension.
 
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