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Quick bit of advice. I have a lightly trafficed website where I registered Com, Net and Org. I'm thinking this is overkill, and I should save the money, just renew com, and let whoever wants it have .org and .net. Any serious downside to this?
I think it looks professional to have all three, Typo. I do, for both my business and my personal domains, and the personal one is so lightly trafficked as to be unused. I basically have it for the email addresses. Generally registration by itself is cheap enough to make it worthwhile, I feel.
Actually, now that I think about it, I actually own 15 domains, only one of which sees regular traffic.
eep! I'm about to buy my first one!
I actually own 15 domains, only one of which sees regular traffic.
Is that (if you don't mind my asking) like $1500 a year?
I'd guess more like 150 to 300 per year.
Oh wow, it's way cheaper than I thought.
Yeah, getting the domain isn't that expensive, it's the hosting that costs. Having the .net, .biz, etc. just makes sure that other businesses aren't confused with yours.