.co domains are as good as the others, according to my experience... They are a little bit too expensive for now...

I have had no joy at all with mine.

3Dfilms.co is getting a bit of traffic, surprising in that I haven't touched it in a year

Got a few others at Godaddy but can't remember what they are. Think I have some good ones as well.

However .co was a generic global domain but it didnt turned out to be a great extension to register your domains just like .biz etc. However good domains will still be valuable.

More than 30 thousand premium .TOP domains were released yesterday,
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I have not sold a single .co domain ever. No matter how good I managed to reg they either had little value when there were lots of free to reg .co domains. With the 700 new extensions that came out I would be surprised if I could even find a buyer for a premium .co

I had a good hack of a .co domain in my own language but people did not understand that It was a web address.

I have never come across a .co domain. I am not sure if businesses prefer using this TLD. Also, a domain name with .co might not sound as impressive as a .com, or .co.in or.co.uk

Originally Posted by hard2kill

I just found out that this company will release co domains in middle of july... what do you think of this new extension?

It's a cool extension but i hate they as they are expensive just 22$ for a domain you may find cheaper ones with coupons but at they end they are more expensive then any other extensions right now.

.co is already meaningful and recognizable in multiple languages and cultures. It's a new domain extension that offers you a global option for branding your online presence. .co is registered just like all the other domain extensions. you can get it from domain retailers for one year or multiple years in advance.

Professional companies are not using .co domain but other eCommerce business people and other normal business website can use it.

Originally Posted by safani

Professional companies are not using .co domain but other eCommerce business people and other normal business website can use it.

Perhaps they can but only if they agree with the price. No one wants to buy if it is too expensive.

Unlike any other domain extension having a .CO gives you access to special perks and benefits designed to help you succeed. With .CO you don't just get a web address, you join a community of innovators and enterpreneurs just like you.

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.CO are recognized as a meaning company and/or corporation across the globe. Look around and someone near you is already using the letters CO in that context. It's used in country-code domain extensions.