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NetLink Web Host Supported British Virgin Islands Domains Names

.vg domain name is the country-code top-level domain (ccTLD) for the British Virgin Islands, first introduced in 1997 and available for registration by anyone worldwide, not just those with a local connection. While intended for businesses and individuals connected to the British Virgin Islands, its unrestricted nature has also led to its adoption by various international entities, including video game companies (as "vg" can stand for "video games") and even piracy-related websites.

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