german .net's? yay or nay?

[IDNCowboy]

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[sunsei21]

hmmm thats a good question i dont buy .nets because usually the .com is open and the .info and . de are gone so i question my .com regs somtimes but if u want musik downladen. net was open lst i checked i have the .info good luck

[Rubber Duck]

Have you noticed how big dot net is getting lately. Since the Data Miners arrived it gone forward leaps and bounds. It is show over 8.5 Million today!

[touchring]

.com is quite weak for German, as compared to .de, let alone .net.

Nowadays, i avoid german.net unless it is very good.

[blastfromthepast]

Why bother with these small European languages when really big ones like Chinese are available?

[Rubber Duck]

Originally Posted by blastfromthepast

Why bother with these small European languages when really big ones like Chinese are available?

Yes, or Hindi, Arabic, Russian, Bangla and Urdu.

[touchring]

Originally Posted by blastfromthepast

Why bother with these small European languages when really big ones like Chinese are available?

Small European languages? I wouldn't consider German as small. In fact, it's just next to English in terms of traffic and valuation. While it is good to register some Asian names, be it Chinese, Japanese, Arabic or South Asian for future growth, let's not get our minds muddled up on current reality.

To all newbies here, a word of advice - please use your own judgement and common sense.

[blastfromthepast]

There's an order of magnitude between 1080 million Chinese and 101 million German native speakers.

[IDNCowboy]

Originally Posted by blastfromthepast

There's an order of magnitude between 1080 million Chinese and 101 million German native speakers.

Germans have alot of spending power (good for todays market)

[IDNCowboy]

Originally Posted by blastfromthepast

There's an order of magnitude between 1080 million Chinese and 101 million German native speakers.

Germans have alot of spending power (good for todays market)