Tweet
I am considering a domain name which is a .org for my business, but someone said it was against the laws to have a for profit business on that domain. Is this true?
-
http://img76.imageshack.us/img76/6450/sc2but4ng.gif | http://img495.imageshack.us/img495/7...gorwtan0je.gif | <a href="http://webtools.sc2.info"><img src="http://img129.imageshack.us/img129/8682/sc2webtan7ju.gif" border="1" width="100" alt="Free Webtools for all" /></a> | <a href="http://www.indexrated.com"><img src="http://img398.imageshack.us/img398/4813/listed1pb.gif" border="1" width="100" alt="Index Rated Directory - Rating Quality Sites" /></a>
Get all Games,Apps and Wallpapers Nokia, Samsung and Sony Erricson!!
-
Re: Is .org reserved for non-profit only companies?
No It is not true as far as I know -
Re: Is .org reserved for non-profit only companies?
the .org extension is recommended for non-profit organization use, but anyone can use them if they wish.Comment
-
Re: Is .org reserved for non-profit only companies?
Was supposed to be used only for non-profit organizations, but that was time ago. Now you can use it for other kind of sites. Search engines don't differentiate between .org and other extensions, and users won't bother also.- .COM domain names only $7.85 - .US domain names only $5.95 -> Geek Domains (Godaddy reseller)
- Human edited directory (free submissions) -> Monkey DirectoryComment
-
Re: Is .org reserved for non-profit only companies?
no, .org domains are available to anyone who wants them, whether its a non-profit organization or not.Classic Auto's | Your Ad Here | Your Ad Here | Your Ad Here | Your Ad Here |
Your Ad Here | Your Ad Here | Your Ad Here | Your Ad Here | Your Ad Here |
Your Ad Here | Your Ad Here | Your Ad Here | Your Ad Here | Your Ad Here |Comment
Comment