NOT an official domain extension such as .com or .info
proceed with caution!
Shak
(New.net is a recent example) also create browser plug-ins and other software workarounds to accomplish similar effects. The one uniform fact about all these efforts is that these pseudo-TLDs are not included in the authoritative root managed by ICANN and, thus, are not resolvable by the vast majority of Internet users.
[internic.net...]
[itworld.com...]
From what I understand, there are also .pro.law and .pro.med extensions, but these are for those in the respective professions.
My client wanted to reserve .med for a product which can be used for medical purposes. I don't think a .med name is the right extension for this product.
Thank you again.