: As far as cons, there's a soft one in that the general population is not as accustomed to TLDs beyond the basics(.ie, .com, .org, .net) as much as we are. That's improving, and depending

@Angie530

As far as cons, there's a soft one in that the general population is not as accustomed to TLDs beyond the basics(.ie, .com, .org, .net) as much as we are. That's improving, and depending upon your particular audience might not even apply, but it's something to be aware of. A "weird" web address might be met with some suspicion.

If it doesn't matter, then go ahead and buy the cheapest you can get, but I have to say that I think you're looking at this backwards. Why is it that you're willing to eat the ongoing cost of time maintaining, coding and presumably designing these sites, but not the fixed domain registration cost? My hourly rate for all of those things is much more than ten bucks.

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