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  • @JosephF said:

    Which gTLDs don't have problems with mail delivery, other than com/net/org?

    gmail marks as spam emails coming from ubuntu.com :D

  • 0xC70xC7 Member

    SodaWithoutSparkles said: *.eu.org is fine but take ages to register. My request was over 1 week ago, people said that it might take 8 weeks.

    I have this problem too ... already +6 weeks no reply ... :/

  • @0xC7 said:

    SodaWithoutSparkles said: *.eu.org is fine but take ages to register. My request was over 1 week ago, people said that it might take 8 weeks.

    I have this problem too ... already +6 weeks no reply ... :/

    Are you trying to register a third level domain or a fourth level domain on eu.org? It's possible a fourth level domain request may get processed quicker, from what I heard.

  • 0xC70xC7 Member

    JosephF said: Are you trying to register a third level domain or a fourth level domain on eu.org? It's possible a fourth level domain request may get processed quicker, from what I heard.

    umm, I think need to have 3rd level (example: me.eu.org ) ...

  • kevindskevinds Member, LIR

    @foxtwo said: I am looking for an affordable TLD

    Please define affordable (as a number). The cheaper domains are the standard .net .com but might be harder to find a name you like.

    Pay attention to the renewal price more than the initial price though..

    There are 'good' free ones like eu.org, will be foxtwo.countrycode.eu.org with https://nic.eu.org/, the rest, you get what you pay for.. You will need to provide your own NS servers though, Cloudflare or HE's DNS as examples of good free services.

  • I use $1 number.xyz and do not recommend it except for hobby use.
    I really don't get emails sometimes.

    If you don't have to renew it every year.
    How about getting a .com every year with a $1 campaign?
    foxtwo2024.com then next year foxtwo2025 then foxtwo2026 for $1. (꒪ཀ꒪)

  • edited February 17

    @JosephF said:

    @0xC7 said:

    SodaWithoutSparkles said: *.eu.org is fine but take ages to register. My request was over 1 week ago, people said that it might take 8 weeks.

    I have this problem too ... already +6 weeks no reply ... :/

    Are you trying to register a third level domain or a fourth level domain on eu.org? It's possible a fourth level domain request may get processed quicker, from what I heard.

    I tried to make a 3rd level then realised that it might take too long after 1 week w/o reply. Decided to request another 4th level under INT. One more week later, still no reply.

    *.nl might be fine, just ~$6/yr and ~$8/yr renew.

  • @JosephF said:

    @shruub said:

    @Carlin0 said:
    *.top on spaceship just over $1 (first year, then about $4)

    Same problem with mail delivery.

    Which gTLDs don't have problems with mail delivery, other than com/net/org?

    most ccTLDs as well as the more "established" gTLDs like .name or even .info. Mainly the cheap-to-get tlds have bad ratings, at least for the big providers.

  • @Carlin0 said:

    @shruub said:

    @Carlin0 said:
    *.top on spaceship just over $1 (first year, then about $4)

    Same problem with mail delivery.

    That also depends a lot on IP

    Yup, it does. However, even trying to send emails with Amazon SES and a .eu.org domain, they always go to spam (for gmail and outlook, as well as tutanota for some reason).

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