CO>CC Domains
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karateninja
Addicted
i think they are charged if they have already been used 😉
Watch Me Sink
Madly Diligent
Or if they are in high demand (ex google.co.cc)
Either way, they are complete shait (unless you are using a .co.nr or a .uni.cc), get a TLD.
Either way, they are complete shait (unless you are using a .co.nr or a .uni.cc), get a TLD.
NBK*Twitch
Seasoned Veteran
Uhmm explain to me how uni.cc or co.nr is any better then co.cc?
Watch Me Sink
Madly Diligent
Simple logic would confirm the exact opposite. Read my post again.NBK*Twitch said:
NBK*Twitch
Seasoned Veteran
I don't have any of that on my site <.<.Sam! said:
http://forumgeek.co.cc/
A very old forum of mine that appears to have been killed by a spambot. Look at the favicon and 'Powered By CO.CC'.
A very old forum of mine that appears to have been killed by a spambot. Look at the favicon and 'Powered By CO.CC'.
NBK*Twitch
Seasoned Veteran
Hollow Abyss
Reputable
If .co.cc is really charging for domains, you might as well purchase a .com or .net domain, which also appears much more professional, in my opinion.
NBK*Twitch
Seasoned Veteran
Well they only charge after the first year.Hollow Abyss said:
Same with alot of other third party domains.
Ya if your hosting it right you won't have their favicon or or any powered by crap. I've lots of .co.cc domains which I use for testing forums and sites or if I'm making a site for someone and want to give them an idea what it will be like before they've purchased the domain etc. Basically anything short term.
Their's all still free for the first year unless they've being used before or they are high demand names (anything less than 4 characters popular names etc). If your serious about a site though get a propper .com domain.
Their's all still free for the first year unless they've being used before or they are high demand names (anything less than 4 characters popular names etc). If your serious about a site though get a propper .com domain.
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