Even worse, when they assigned "good" URLs they gave this horrendous preference to .coms and didn't allow any changes. For instance, say there's an empty domai

Even worse, when they assigned "good" URLs they gave this horrendous preference to .coms and didn't allow any changes. For instance, say there's an empty domain at yourbusiness.com, but you're operating on yourbusiness.co.uk, the domain you get is the horrendous "yourbusinesscouk". whilst "yourbusiness" goes completely unused. Jerks.