http://smallbizdaily.com/2010/07/29/what-the-new-co-domain-name-means-for-your-business/ Ideas, insights, inspiration and information for entrepreneurs Thu, 09 Feb 2012 17:44:05 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 http://smallbizdaily.com/2010/07/29/what-the-new-co-domain-name-means-for-your-business/comment-page-1/#comment-6874 simg Mon, 21 Mar 2011 05:07:34 +0000 http://www.smallbizdaily.com/?p=2194#comment-6874 As you said in this notes First: "Already have a domain name? Consider protecting your brand by registering your URL with a .co extension as well." I think that is double dipping for the domain web hosting companies, which means everyone has to pay double now, if they want to stay "brand Protected". Second: "According to “The State of the Industry “report released by Verisign in June, the overall base of .com and .net domain names grew to 99.3 million domain names in the ?rst quarter of 2010. " I think that what you are doing by offering companies to re-register domain names with a .co domain means that you are screwing everyone that would like to have a domain in Colombia by flooding their domain name .co in their network As you said in this notes
First: “Already have a domain name? Consider protecting your brand by registering your URL with a .co extension as well.” I think that is double dipping for the domain web hosting companies, which means everyone has to pay double now, if they want to stay “brand Protected”.
Second: “According to “The State of the Industry “report released by Verisign in June, the overall base of .com and .net domain names grew to 99.3 million domain names in the ?rst quarter of 2010. ”
I think that what you are doing by offering companies to re-register domain names with a .co domain means that you are screwing everyone that would like to have a domain in Colombia by flooding their domain name .co in their network

]]> http://smallbizdaily.com/2010/07/29/what-the-new-co-domain-name-means-for-your-business/comment-page-1/#comment-6873 simg Mon, 21 Mar 2011 05:05:34 +0000 http://www.smallbizdaily.com/?p=2194#comment-6873 As you said in the notes: First: "Already have a domain name? Consider protecting your brand by registering your URL with a .co extension as well." I think that is double dipping for the domain web hosting companies, which means everyone has to pay double now, if they want to stay "brand Protected". Second: "According to “The State of the Industry “report released by Verisign in June, the overall base of .com and .net domain names grew to 99.3 million domain names in the ?rst quarter of 2010. " I think that what you are doing by offering companies to re-register domain names with a .co domain means that you are screwing everyone that would like to have a domain in Colombia by flooding their domain name .co in their network As you said in the notes:
First: “Already have a domain name? Consider protecting your brand by registering your URL with a .co extension as well.” I think that is double dipping for the domain web hosting companies, which means everyone has to pay double now, if they want to stay “brand Protected”.
Second: “According to “The State of the Industry “report released by Verisign in June, the overall base of .com and .net domain names grew to 99.3 million domain names in the ?rst quarter of 2010. ”
I think that what you are doing by offering companies to re-register domain names with a .co domain means that you are screwing everyone that would like to have a domain in Colombia by flooding their domain name .co in their network

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