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Stick to .com domains

• Symbiote 4y ago
  Or country domains of your own country.
  • cubesnooper 4y ago
    There are downsides to country TLDs. What if you move? You might not be allowed to keep the domain from a country in which you no longer reside. Or if the country moves underneath you. Quite a few Brits lost their existing .eu domains after Brexit. And they sometimes have undesirable policies. For example, .us prohibits any kind of WHOIS protection. It’ll be tied to your real name, address, and phone number, unless you take some steps like getting a P.O. box or buying in the name of a shell corporation.
    • KomoD 4y ago
      Some registrars offer a "trustee" service, so if you are no longer allowed to own the domain due to moving / whatever you can just transfer over the domain to a registrar that offers a trustee service
    • Ekaros 4y ago
      If it is valuable enough for you. Setup corporate entity.
  • ivanmontillam 4y ago
    I used to own blockchain.*.(my-ccTLD) and the national registry took these domains from me after a short while (like 3-4 months). The new owners didn't even use them properly.