No More .co.uk?

[edgarf76]

I was just looking to buy a .co.uk extension for a microgaming site, and no matter where I look i cannot find the extension .co.uk. Did they stop allowing registrations for this extension?

[Renee]

I just googled buy .co.uk domains and xxhttps://www.123-reg.co.uk was the first one that came up. Tested it out and you can get them there. Maybe its the registrars you're trying that don't sell them?

[edgarf76]

It was godaddy. I'm surprised they don't have the,. Thanks renee


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[F-L-C]

It was godaddy. I'm surprised they don't have the,. Thanks renee


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wow me too, they used to

[baldidiot]

It was godaddy. I'm surprised they don't have the,. Thanks renee

Still works for me at godaddy:

(tried to add a screenshot but it doesn't seem to let me)

[LottoRevenues.com]

try name.com they are the Mercedes of domains while Godaddy is a nice Honda.

They might be priced higher than godaddy, but don't care as they have the highest quality of user interface

+ you can buy there .co.uk

Cheers,
Derrick

[blendtec]

Godaddy still sell them [extensions on the left].

[edgarf76]

I think godaddy is pushing these new extensions too much like .guru, and all those


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[LottoRevenues.com]

SEO wise,

international domains that get exposer are: .com .net and .org (don't even bother with .co .mobi .anynewBS

for local SEO it's highly important to have your local country domain such as .co.uk for uk traffic on search.

Hope this helps.
Derrick

[edgarf76]

That's Derrick I'm beginning to target uk slots. But I didn't see the .co.uk on godaddy when I looked again. I have to call them the screen shot is in euros, they may not want to sell that ext to the us


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[LottoRevenues.com]

I buy .co.uk on: name.com .