Südtirol.info "South Tyrol" in German sells at €8,750 =$10,308

[bwhhisc]

Quote: From DN Journal:
4th qtr. 2005-  Südtirol.info ("South Tyrol" in German) at €8,750 ($10,30, especially impressive for an IDN (International Domain Name).

.info-   Is this a true IDN??  They call it so at DN Journal as you can see in this quote.     

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[quote=bwhhisc ]
Quote: From DN Journal:
4th qtr. 2005- Südtirol.info ("South Tyrol" in German) at €8,750 ($10,30, especially impressive for an IDN (International Domain Name).

.info- Is this a true IDN?? They call it so at DN Journal as you can see in this quote.

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Yes, but outside Western Europe I think dot info and dot biz only support Korean.

Best Regards
Dave Wrixon

[sarcle]

org is supported in Danish German Hungarian Icelandic Korean Latvian Lithuanian Polish Swedish.
info is only supported in German.


Hope this helps.

[Rubber Duck]

Originally Posted by sarcle

org is supported in Danish German Hungarian Icelandic Korean Latvian Lithuanian Polish Swedish.
info is only supported in German.


Hope this helps.

Thanks Sarcle, that is probably correct. Affilias, what at joke, eh? Information for the World but only in English and German. No wonder Verisign is still sitting pretty on dot com and dot net.!

Best Regards
Dave Wrixon

[sarcle]

Originally Posted by Dwrixon

Thanks Sarcle, that is probably correct. Affilias, what at joke, eh? Information for the World but only in English and German. No wonder Verisign is still sitting pretty on dot com and dot net.!

Best Regards
Dave Wrixon

Yes, your right. But we all know that the Germans are always one of the first and usually most efficient in carrying out new technology. Expecially if it's independent of Amercian imperialism such as .com and .net. I would say the the other languages are sure to follow in time, after of course verisign "strokes" their money.