I registered a ".consulting" domain for my little company when they became available, and it has proved highly problematic ever since. Strangely (or perhaps not) it seems to be the larger players that have the most problems. I would at lest have expected ISPs and comms companies to keep up with this (looking at you, Three)
> Every reasonable variation of the company name as a .com/.net/.org was taken, including <companyname>company.com
That also means that customers WILL confuse your company with others in non-domain contexts so perhaps it's a good idea to choose a more unique company name.
While on the sending site you should accept any domain, it's IMO irresponsible to use nuTLDs for pretty much anything as they are privately owned and you have zero recourse when the owner decides to change the deal on you.
I registered a ".consulting" domain for my little company when they became available, and it has proved highly problematic ever since. Strangely (or perhaps not) it seems to be the larger players that have the most problems. I would at lest have expected ISPs and comms companies to keep up with this (looking at you, Three)