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.info .info Vs. .Net

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whcih domain would get better .info or .net i say .net because it is used more then .info in sites.
 
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Definitely .net and you can buy one for only $5.50 at RegisterFly using the coupon code "NETSPECIAL".
 
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And you can buy .infos as cheap as $2 or less so I think they are the equal or better then nets
 
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Equal
 
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.net imho
 
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Depends on the proposed use.

I like .info for sites providing information.

My newest .info -- http://www.rozane.info/

IMO this would have been bad to do this on a .net.
 
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.net is a short domain and its means network and .info is kind of long and it means information.
 
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.Net IMHO.

.Info is cheaper than .Net anyways. And where else can you find that's better than NP? (NP$ 150 :yell: )
 
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Depends on what is your site based on, if it based on News, Information, Tutorial Info, then better to chose the .info site; If yur site is based on free domains, cool stuff, jokes, you better to use .net host. I prefer .net, because it is really popular, as well as the name .net is shorter by one letter than .info, which is 4 letters (4 letters is not the best way to represent your website, I think it's too big), which mostly people do not prefer.

No offence, just my thought.

-Ruan
 
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leviathon said:
.Info is cheaper than .Net anyways. And where else can you find that's better than NP? (NP$ 150 :yell: )
Plenty of Places actually
at $0.017 exchange 150np$ == $2.55 USD Common Rate
at $0.025 exchange 150np$ == $3.75 USD NP exchange
Registerfly has Regular promos at $1.99
NameCheap ,Domainsite, Some directi dealers and Myself All Sell .info's
For $2.99 or less regular price


Random comment , Ruan ,Why would having 4 letters in tld make a big difference for typeins. If people can type in 10+ letters for the domain ,1 extra letter is not going to make much difference. By your reasoning , .cc is better than .net or indeed .com
 
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So what's your conclusion?
 
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To me the .com is the King and the .net is the Queen of the industry in most situations...I only consider .info better if it exactly fits the keyword (ie some geographical locations) and I would consider .org before the .net if the site is for an organization.
 
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Might be worth getting both, with .infos being so cheap
 
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net most of the time.
 
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.net makes more sence.
 
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Yeah, .nets are definately better though. I mean has a .info ever sold for more than $5000? Nobody seems to like them much.
 
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I'd have to say in general terms that the net is preferable. Greatly depends on the name, and how its to be used.
 
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Yeah, .net no contest. Net has been around longer and has actually gained some popularity among casual users.
 
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I think whoever lobbied ICANN for .info should have maybe lobbied for .inf instead. 4 letters for an extension seems pretty unattractive to me.
 
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Hmmm..........I like .net
It sounds more groovy and cool
and it is better than .info dmains

But when seeing the cost .info is a lot cheaper

Ao you can say both are equally good :)

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