What is .tel?

Hi!

I'm new at .tel.
I try to find out what is it good for.

As I can see, I can publish links with a .tel, but no content.
Is .tel an instrument to create spam websites?

What can .tel be used for?

As I found out, there a two offers: Telnic and Telnames
Only Telnames looks nice.

Why Telnic is offering .tel, too?

.tel can't be used as website, blog or content page.

Is there any use case for .tel?

karxic wrote:Hi!

I'm new at .tel.
I try to find out what is it good for.

As I can see, I can publish links with a .tel, but no content.
Is .tel an instrument to create spam websites?

What can .tel be used for?

As I found out, there a two offers: Telnic and Telnames
Only Telnames looks nice.

Why Telnic is offering .tel, too?

.tel can't be used as website, blog or content page.

Is there any use case for .tel?

Hi!

I'm new at .tel.
I try to find out what is it good for.

Greetings karxic. .tels are good for nothing.

As I can see, I can publish links with a .tel, but no content.
Is .tel an instrument to create spam websites?

No spammers have better options.

What can .tel be used for?

As I found out, there a two offers: Telnic and Telnames
Only Telnames looks nice. 

Telnames is completely useless because the format is fixed and also it can only be one page.

Why Telnic is offering .tel, too?

.tel can't be used as website, blog or content page.

Correct, .tel is completely useless for anything requiring a website.

Is there any use case for .tel?


No, there is no use case for .tel.

Hope that helps.

TelBlogger wrote:Telnames is completely useless because the format is fixed and also it can only be one page.

That could be changed easily, but Telnic is too stupid to see reality.

Telnic does everything to destroy its own business!