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Better to have the exact "servicename" name, so would go for the .eu but buy both. That said, surely there are more options than only .eu and .com?

• skwee357 2y ago
  Unfortunately, servicename.com is not available. .com's are hard to get. Options other than .eu and .com are not reliable. .org/.net/.biz are kinda niche and have their own associations (non profit/internet provider/business). All the new TLDs are sort of stupid, and in my (very little) experience, are not indexed well by Google. Countries TLDs like .de, .fr, etc - are very country specific and does not target EU as a whole
  • iorrus 2y ago
    As someone based in the EU but an English speaker I like to buy from .eu domains, the language will probably be in English and the shipping pan Europe while still priced in Euro with no import duties. I trust .de domains too for the same reasons as that's a kind of default pan European domain mainly based on amazon.de and caseking.de.
    • mytailorisrich 2y ago
      .de is purely Germany, like .fr is France, amazon.fr. Certainly not a "default pan European domain".