If this is why you bought your “.co’s”, for a quick typo buck, than yeah, I would cut your losses. It’s only been out for 13 days…did you expect to rake in riches just on typo traffic in the first 2 weeks?? These domains are meant to be developed and will have their place in the search engines. If you want to see what I think should be done with a .co, check out jco.co. A real shindiggy site that suits the .co extension perfectly. Real chic design and the more of these that get built, the better.

As a matter of fact, .cointernet.co and neustar wanted to specifically discourage anyone buying “.co” for typo traffic. So in a way, if you bought it for that purpose alone, you will be disappointed in any case. .co has its own “individual” future because its a business, a company. And what company would want their success to come from “.com minus the m” notoriety? So they have stayed away from that, and I don’t blame them. Essentially, .co is a brand of its own.