> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > On Sat, 30 Nov 2002 16:57:20 +0100, Marc Schneiders said: > > > It would make long domain names of the type > > domainnamebargainscheaper.com obsolete. > > Why? unless you manage to get 'cheaper.' as a TLD, and create the name > as domain.name.bargains.cheaper. - or am I missing something?
And what's wrong with DomainNameBargainsCheaper.com or domain-name-bargains-cheaper.com? How would replacing '-' with '.' affect anything? I've noticed an odd thing while draining my spam traps. When I see an advertised domain name that consists of two or concatenated more English words, it's usually Oriental. I don't mean necessarily hosted in Asia but with non-ASCII content. It's as if Oriental spammers are smarter about creating memorable English domain names and avoiding the squatters. > > Using domains will become > > easier. > > Empirical evidence indicates the biggest problem is finding the 1 out of 41M > .com domains and avoiding all the typosquatters... and neither of those has anything to do with the last 4 characters of the name. Vernon Schryver [EMAIL PROTECTED]
