UPLOAD.do ? HACK.do? GET.do? What do you think?

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  1. #1
    .DO is the cctld for Dominican republic.

    My domains are Upload.DO and Hack.DO and GET.DO

    Please give me your ideas. :)
     
    asianguy, Jun 6, 2010 IP
  2. Bihar

    Bihar Peon

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    #2
    Reg fees. Never heard of Do. Its either dot com or nothing.
     
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  3. asianguy

    asianguy Peon

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    #3
    I agree, .DO registrations were opened 2months ago

    But.... Its very meaningful and obvious... Upload.DO > DO upload

    ccTLD s like, .WS, .ME, .CC, gained popularity and why not .DO?

    Upload.Do (do upload) is way better than upload.ws(upload website) or upload.me i think. Its obvious
     
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  4. extremephp

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    How much does a .do domain costs? well, it was better to register these it they are still available
    1.Dont.do
    2.helpme.do

    You can turn them into some eye catching blogs :). No one will ever forget the names then :D really..

    Anyway, yours , listed up, are Looking pretty fine.

    thanks.
     
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  5. asianguy

    asianguy Peon

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    Actually they aren't still available. SOS

    Registration cost is 100$ to 140 $ per two years(depends on the registrar)
     
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  6. MrSparrow

    MrSparrow Active Member

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    #6
    They seem quite pricey.
    But I've seen that you have the option to get them for free if you buy a certain hosting plan with them
     
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  7. asianguy

    asianguy Peon

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    never heard of free .DO s with hosting....well, even .com s are given free with hosting plans... Anyway... thanks all :)

    Want to sell these ;)
     
    asianguy, Jun 6, 2010 IP
  8. Doodlefun

    Doodlefun Member

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    Mate, these are more like .dont, concentrate on better extansions, even .org is brilliant compared to .do

    Sorry mate but definitely reg fee.
     
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  9. asianguy

    asianguy Peon

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    teeheee how come do = dont?

    The fact is this son, these premium words are all taken in all TLDs GTLDs all good ccTLDs... And Upload.Do has meaning... its says do upload....


    Yea upload.org would have been brilliant, but its gone many years back lol... now its time to DO UPLOAD (upload.do)
     
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  10. Doodlefun

    Doodlefun Member

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    Problem is mate, how many web users remember the exension .do ?
    Offline marketing would equal a lot of leakage and online you're not going to get ranked so without using Adwords which can be expensive then how are you going to monetise these domains?
     
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  11. asianguy

    asianguy Peon

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    LOL, do = dont is not a problem anymore?

    Its the marketing skill you gotta have... and these are very generic words.. , you cant get ranked without adwords? sure? lol

    If you see marketing Upload.DO will be a lot easier than marketing uploadyourfiles.com

    there are very successful sites like bit.ly... do u think ppl remember .ly extension? and sites like del.icio.us...

    and again im asking... do = dont isnt a problem anymore?

    DO is still 2months old... It is easier to remeber than cctlds like .ws, .cc, .me , .at , .in etc ....... Do means do!
     
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  12. teper

    teper Active Member

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    #12
    ccTLDs .ws .in .cc .me .at are difficult to remember.REALLY??? :confused:
     
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  13. asianguy

    asianguy Peon

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    #13
    yea, they are popular now because ppl marketed them.. what i meant was... if marketed, .DO wud be easier to remember than these...
    tell me, what wud u remember the most?

    search.at?
    search.ws?
    serach.me?

    or search.do? *given that .do is marketed like say, .ws


    sorry i agree i didnt say it properly.. English is not my first language ;)
     
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  14. dlatua

    dlatua Notable Member

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    #14
    What do you make sure that .do will be popular?
    Small countries will not have a good domain market (except Monte Negro)

    I'd say most of .do domains worth less than reg fee (including what you mentioned before)
     
    dlatua, Jun 9, 2010 IP
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    100$ for 2years 50$ a year. WOW Expensive mistakes.
     
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    #16
    I agree with the above poster. Who would EVER pay 5 times as much as a .com for a bottom level extension.
     
    nick1313, Jun 9, 2010 IP