Just received this e-mail: Interesting how they say "Millions of domain names will be provided for FREE" - really?!
Yeah, trouble is A) I doubt they are actually giving domains away for free and B) it looks like a pretty crap extension to me! Haven't they heard of .TV?
looks just like a sub of .tv to me looking at the whois, rather than a top level domain. hosted on on of those amazon cloud servers
Its a subdomain, but I've already enter a domain name... I will see what they say in the next contac...
I asked for some obvious ones. Lets see if I get any of them. Details are still sketchy. It says free but doesn't say if they will runs ads on your pages. Still, it is a nice extension for free subdomains.
It's probably going to be like co.cc, where nothing is "free" if it's a premium word, but everything else is.
.co is supposed to stand for "commercial", there are lots of ccTLDs using it (the country is profiting off of them of course )
even if its free its so damm ugly premium words will ofc be taken but i do agree on.tv would have been better.
Guys, its not a domain registry. Its just a domain like co.cc and they are spamming like anything. I received emails at all my gmail accounts. Just do a whois search on their domain and you will find that its all non-sense information.
This domain extension sound good, but just like other say it a sub domain, will not register first, may wait few month, hope it will not like me.pn extension where it gone now after exits few month(if not mistake it only available for only 3 month) and why it only load google ads, maybe it want us click it?
The owner of the domain Co.tv is selling subdomains. You don't actually get a domain name but a subdomain on their domain name.
I wouldn't put dozens of hours of development and promotion efforts into a web site on a domain that I didn't even own. These subdomains are only good for spam sites unfortunately.