de / .fr / .es / .it / .pl / .nl / .co.uk /.com.au/.co.za/.us/.com.tr/.be/.se/.no/.hr/.gr/.ch/.cz/.in/.lv/.lt/.ru/.ua and so on
I saw someone like this. They registered all of them.
de / .fr / .es / .it / .pl / .nl / .co.uk /.com.au/.co.za/.us/.com.tr/.be/.se/.no/.hr/.gr/.ch/.cz/.in/.lv/.lt/.ru/.ua and so on
I saw someone like this. They registered all of them.
No need—unless you’re Microsoft or Google.
We hadn’t even officially started doing business yet, and we went bankrupt first.
That’s a bit too extravagant, isn’t it? Develop first, then we’ll talk.
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Is it International Unlimited Company?
So rich ![]()
The undertaking was not even half completed, yet…
Has your product reached this level? Generally, a few protective .com, .net, and .cn domains are enough.
An unlimited liability company?
No
org
You just need to make users remember you; I only secured .net and .cn.
One of the projects below only secured .uk.
It is recommended to register these: .tm .na .sc .sv .pr .nr .ag .is .fm