What is the difference between websites with .COM .NET or .ORG?

.com stands for "commercial," and is the most widely used extension in the world. Most businesses prefer a .com domain name because it is a highly recognized symbol for having a business presence on the Internet.

# .net stands for "network," and is most commonly used by Internet service providers, Web-hosting companies or other businesses that are directly involved in the infrastructure of the Internet. Additionally, some businesses choose domain names with a .net extension for their intranet Websites.

# .org stands for "organization," and is primarily used by non-profits groups or trade associations.

# .biz is used for small business Websites.

# .info is for credible resource Websites and signifies a "resource" web site. It's the most popular extension beyond .com, .net and .org.

# .us is for American Websites. It has the largest amount of available names in inventory.

# .cc was originally the country code for Coco's Keeling Islands. It is unrestricted and may be registered by anyone, from any country.

# .bz was originally designated as the country code for Belize, but is now commonly used by small business who can't get the name they want using the .biz extension. It is unrestricted and may be registered by anyone, from any country.

# .tv is for rich content/multi-media Websites, commonly used within the entertainment or media industry.

# .gs is the country code for the South Georgia & South Sandwich Islands. It is unrestricted and may be registered by anyone, from any country.

# .ms is the country code for Montserrat. It is unrestricted and may be registered by anyone, from any country.

# .tc is the country code for the Turks & Caicos Islands. It is unrestricted and may be registered by anyone, from any country.

# .vg is the country code for the British Virgin Islands. It is unrestricted and may be registered by anyone, from any country.

# .ws was originally designated as the country code for Western Samoa, but is now commonly used as an acronym for "Websites." It is unrestricted and may be registered by anyone, from any country.

All three are domain extensions. There is technically no difference. COM stands for Commercial or Company. NET stands for Network or Internet. ORG stands for Organisation. COM is the most popular.

typically, dot-com addresses are reserved to those starting a business-oriented or "commercial" website hence the c-o-m like in commercial.

The domain name net is a generic top-level domain (gTLD) used in the Domain Name System of the Internet. The name is derived from network, indicating its originally intended purpose for organizations involved in networking technologies, such as Internet service providers and other infrastructure companies.

.org are reserved for those running non-profit organizations.

reliability is still subject to the person editing the site and where he chooses to get HIS information.

It has nothing to do with the reliability of the website. They're all gTLD (generic top-level domains)

.COM = commercial

.NET = network

.ORG = organization

.INFO = information

so on and so forth

com = commercial = they try to sell stuff one way or another

org = organization = usually reliable

net = network = a bunch of things brought together

gov = government = info pretty reliable

co.uk = same as com except british

and much much more

Greybox is on the money