Question: German Words

[Debt.tv]

If the German word is available in both .de and .com but you only have enough money to register one or the other what would you register?

How do .de domains sell using "e" or "i" prefixes?

How do German words with an "e" or "i" prefixes sell?

 

[ssamriga]

I don't know about prefixes, but .de is definitely better for German market

 

[Achaias]

I would personally get the .de if its good enough. I don't know about the i or e question but I would just look on Namebio under .de. Could be easier that way to make up your mind if its worth it or not.

 

[filesharing]

How do .de domains sell using "e" or "i" prefixes? How do German words with an "e" or "i" prefixes sell?

I also dont know what you mean, maybe you can explain it a little bit.
But in general .de is better for german audience

 

[htmlindex]

If the German word is available in both .de and .com but you only have enough money to register one or the other what would you register?

I would try to find the money to reg both the .com & the .de

 

[soggyindo]

^ Agreed, if it's a great name then $6 can always be found under the couch

8^X

 

[domain-deal]

How do .de domains sell using "e" or "i" prefixes?

I saw much more domain names sold with prefix "e" than "i"