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I think it will do well mate, thanks for the link and stats!

Good to see our Scandinavian friends have a little more vision than some on here!

Exactly PS! Thats why my business has xxxxxx .com, xxxxxx.co.uk, xxxxxx.com.au which all direct to one domain! norrab.deal, norrab.dealer, norrab.deals can all direct to one!

I agree SS, The younger generation today are embracing the whole .wedding idea. Cost is irrelevant some of my nieces and nephews are paying £600 per year for a iphone contract. £25 on a.wedding site is peanuts!!

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/blogs-news-from-elsewhere-26576617

Have you owned any websites Purplesky? I have owned several in the finance industry and with the administrators permission one can redirect domains to another quite simply! So your "colonge, (sic) impeding NRW logic does not stack up.

Vernesk, Congratulations to your daughter and husband. I would envisage several links on the website pertaining to all things involved in a wedding. These links through advertising would more than cover the cost of the .wedding subscription. As Bonum states M&M have done their homework on this. Which is why they bidded so aggressively in purchasing the domain.

I will be buying a .wedding domain for my niece's forthcoming wedding. She is very excited about it, already talking about posting the pics, videos, photos, honeymoon, speeches, on it. £25 p.a. is a tiny cost in the overall expenditure of a wedding ceremony. This will be a lasting memento in place of the traditional wedding album, with easy access for a greater number of people to view. It can be updated all through the happy couple's life. To view somebody's wedding site will be as easy turning on the TV.

Well FB paid approx. 1000 x Rev so what do you reckon??

1234244, Nothing to do with MC or earnings, It' the future potential for the Company aquisitioning. Snap Chat, Whats App, prime examples..

Like the website states:Get the domain name you've always wanted We carry EVERY new TLD. 100% Money Back Guarantee.

I think the main point is that Minds & Machines (TLDH) are both Registrar and Registry, thereby we make revenue on ALL domains, not just the ones we own or manage.

The suffix is ".London" no uk needed! It identifies the particular business or individual as specific to London.

Give you a clue eeez; How many suburbs in London? How many streetnames in London?

For a common name it's a case of using a little imagination....just as businesses and individuals did with .com

Yeh I've got a few reserved in my M&M Dream Portfolio. Got the family name .London thereby all the family can have an email registered to the domain with their own initials. e.g. fd@norrab.london, hh@norrab.london, and so on...not a bad deal all for one domain fee!

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Not only the capital of Germany is called Berlin. Many cities in the world are named Berlin. All inhabitants of towns named Berlin might be interested in registering Berlin-Domains. Obviously the same principle applies for all geo domains. I recall spending some time in London Ontario! I agree with Bonum, personal uptake linked to a person's locale will be in demand.

Berlin is about to become the first city in the world with its own internet domain name, it appears. Companies or individuals based in the German capital will be able to use .berlin at the end of their website addresses from 18 March, the dpa news agency reports. The suffix - technically known as a generic top-level domain (gTLD) - was created under an agreement between Berlin's local government and ICANN, the US-based organisation that co-ordinates global internet systems

Yes , you're exactly correct HP, sometimes in my exhuberance for this stock I get too enthusiastic. I wish you well in your investments and Happy Birthday for Monday!