.tel – more like .hype
February 5, 2009
Hurry, rush, grab – The Times reports that yet another top-level domain has gone live.
According to Telnic, the company that runs the .tel registry, businesses and individuals can manage all their contact information through their .tel domain – sort of a unified communication hub.
And boy, at just $300 for the first three years, isn’t it a steal?
What’s next – .con?
“.tel is your place on the internet, which will act like a switchboard.” said Kash Mahdavi, the chief executive of Telnic, the London-based company that runs the .tel registry. “You can say, ‘Here are my Facebook details, here is my mobile number, and people will always be able to find you’.”
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Justin Hayward | February 11, 2009 at 11:49 am
Hi Anand,
Thanks for your interest and your comments. You’ve obviously noticed we’re in the premium pricing period. .tel domains come right down to $10 upwards from March 24th which, with no web hosting or development costs, is very much in line with other gTLDs. And much less than you’d pay for a mobile phone contract for a year for example. Which is easier to remember – a name or a number?
Regards,
Justin Hayward
Telnic