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Short answer: yes, .net addresses will not be taken as seriously or remembered as easily. Long answer: But if tell us about your business and tell us your .ne
by falsestprophet 18y ago
Short answer: yes, .net addresses will not be taken as seriously or remembered as easily.
Long answer:
But if tell us about your business and tell us your .net name, we can help you find alternatives.
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For example:
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- icey 18y agoYou're right, I think this will be much easier with more information. I'm working on a "for fun" gambling site - the domain I have is gambool.net; I suppose it's mostly good if you're a gambler (i.e. you know what gambool is).
- jpwagner 18y agoisn't it true that .net is "for fun" and .com is "for money" in the online gambling world...partypoker.net vs. partypoker.com etc etc
- sokoloff 18y agoYes and no. That's just a way of getting around the advertising restrictions. You can advertise the hell out of pokerstars <tiny voice>.net</tiny voice> and be confident that your users will actually find you at pokerstars.com. (It's just a corollary to the ".net is way less valuable than .com, especially when spoken about offline" rule. No play money poker site could afford mainstream TV advertising otherwise...)
- russell 18y agoI didn't know, so I had to look it up. In the spirit of helping, I toss out "WildGambool".
- jpwagner 18y agowww.1truegamboolean.com is available
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- russell 18y agoRegister the domain before telling us. We are all very honorable, but the lurkers might not be.
- icey 18y agoI do own the domain currently, but I appreciate the words of warning.