.infos / .coms - Difference in QS ?

[udkl_12_98]

Looking to purchase a couple of domains.
The .com's when bulk purchased, tend to inflate the overall purchase price. So, I was thinking to purchase a mixture of a few .com's and a few .info's.
All the domains are going to be used for PPC.

Does the Adwords algorithm differentiate between a .com and a .info when assigning a QS ?

It would be great if people avoided speculation and people with experience in this matter replied.

 

[mcuk2000]

adwords no. SERP might. No .info on long-run projects though.

 

[kblessinggr]

In regards to SEO, you could outrank a .com with a .info if you play your content right.

 

[zimok]

I think it was on this forum I read it, but a thing to keep in mind is this. Imagine you have 2 ads with approximate text but one is a .com and the other .info. I think a lot more people than we'd like to think are going to go with the .com because they trust it, that's what they see plastered all around the web, ads etc.. personally .info's look cheesy & cheap to me, and I'm sure I'm not the only one.

 

[this_guy]

I've seen Matt Cutts publicly mock .infos. I'm just sayin...

 

[mediasup]

.info for fucking cheap ass if you think cant make $10 on a niche to buy a .com domain dont get into that niche. Also just test it see what happens

 

[yellowarrior]

I have used .infos to rank name rankings for celebs over the .coms, especially good for misspellings.

 

[frugaljoe]

.info for fucking cheap ass if you think cant make $10 on a niche to buy a .com domain dont get into that niche. Also just test it see what happens

LOL. Or an alternative interpretation would be that the .com isn't available, because someone else is already banking on that domain, and the .info is the only one available...