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Interesting to hear. Even as a technical person I'm often a bit taken aback when a site's primary domain is a non-[.com, .org, .net, .gov, .io, .country, or .ci
by rwol 10y ago
Interesting to hear. Even as a technical person I'm often a bit taken aback when a site's primary domain is a non-[.com, .org, .net, .gov, .io, .country, or .city]. For $0.88 at a certain registrar I could pick up a bunch for side projects, but even at that price I'm wondering if it's worth it.
- savethefuture 10y agoI generally have to prefix my urls with www. just to ensure people realize they are domains: www.something.xyz. I'm also interested in this "certain registrar", if you wouldn't mind.
- rwol 10y agoThat's a good tip about prefixing with www. And sure thing. It's https://www.namecheap.com/ https://www.namecheap.com/. You even get free WhoisGuard.
- jetti 10y agoOne thing to note is that "premium" names for those 88 cent domains are not 88 cents. I forgot what I searched but it was one of the 88 cent TLDs and it ended up being $32/yr (at least) and some were even higher.
- rwol 10y agoYeah I didn't understand if that was namecheap bumping the price up or a squatter trying to sell it. You may have to get a bit creative to find some good deals.