2 character .org

E=MC2 · May 14, 2003

whats the going rate for a 2 character .org?

(not 2 letter)

example... p9.org

DrWho · May 14, 2003

Originally posted by vsesco
whats the going rate for a 2 character .org?

(not 2 letter)

example... p9.org

$500 +/-

URLtrader · May 16, 2003

May be even more than $500 because now you cannot register a 2 letter .org if someone lets it expire. This means your options are limited. Try registering ac.org and see what happens .

E=MC2 · May 16, 2003

o7.org (letter o and number 7) just went on ebay for 117.00

If they are worth so much why did that one only go for that low price.

.com.net.org · May 16, 2003

o7.org for $117 ?

That's a steal.

Omni · May 16, 2003

check o7.org 's whois, the name isn't registered

E=MC2 · May 16, 2003

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2728783847&category=3767&rd=1

E=MC2 · May 16, 2003

maybe someone trying to scam

RON2 · May 16, 2003

A two character .org wouldn't sell for only $117. That auction was a hoax.

lotsofissues · May 17, 2003

Rj auctioned one for $250. Then put up another one for $250, which failed to get a bid; I believe.

Mirrors other 2 char. .org sales.

So $250 is a well defined answer.

RON2 · May 17, 2003

$250 is too simplistic of an answer. That would be on the low end of the range and for domains like 0q.org or other less desirable letter-numebr combos.

In general 2c's sell for $250 to $450 wholesale.

Steen · May 18, 2003

I think

07.org was someone who knew little of names and did not want to invest $10 into registering i so he put the name on eBay with VERY little knowlege about names.

When the auction ended his plan was probably to reg the name. I believe he had extremely little knowlege of the value of the name but decided to test it on ebay.