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No offense, but just wondering: this is from an American point of view ? Or from experience ? Because I was thinking of big countries TLD as well. Like .uk, .d
by Gys 11y ago
No offense, but just wondering: this is from an American point of view ? Or from experience ?
Because I was thinking of big countries TLD as well. Like .uk, .de, .in etc. But then again, where does it end...
- epc 11y agoMany country TLDs require the registrant to be domiciled in the country. And the degree of domicile/nexus widely varies, from simply having an address, to having a physical presence. If you're just starting out you simply may not be able to set up all of the various legal structures to comply with the various CCTLD domain name registry requirements. .com/net/org do not require a US nexus (which is separate from whether or not the US considers such domains to be under US jurisdiction). For services I care about I grab com/net/org/biz/info as well as misspellings or variations on the domain name. I stopped registering CCTLD variants except for occasional .co and .me domains, because of the domicile/nexus requirements (.us also as a nexus requirement).