Offers Single/1 Letter IDN Domain - ȯ.com, Ὲ.com, ҍ.com, ԁ.net

[liveyourdreams]

The following below are open for offers:

ȯ.com - punnycode is xn--lma.COM
á½².com - punnycode is xn--mqg.COM (corrected this domain)
ҍ.com - punnycode is xn--w3a.co
ԁ.net - punncode is xn--76a.net

Single letter/character IDN .coms are very valuable. An example is §.com that was sold for $7282.00
on Sedo (reference: http://sedo.com/auction/auction_his...tion_id=49096&tracked=&partnerid=&language=us)

This same domain §.com was then later on eBay Germany for EURO 6.050,00 = USD 8.700,00 (reference: http://www.ebay.de/itm/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=130503028361)

 

[brian1234]

What language uses the ȯ letter?

Cheers,

 

[liveyourdreams]

It is Latin smaller letter 'o' with dot above. Not exactly sure which languages uses it.

ȯ . com domain is now not available for sale as it had offer via Sedo pushed to Sedo live auction with $400 current bid now. The auction is running and will end in a few days.

The other domains below are still available for sale:
á½².com - punnycode is xn--mqg.COM (corrected this domain)
ҍ.com - punnycode is xn--w3a.co
ԁ.net - punncode is xn--76a.net

Single letter IDN domains are very rare and valuable so it is a good investment especially when looking at supply and demand curve.

Thanks.

 

[Theo]

As Brian above asked, what language (ISO) are those?

 

[liveyourdreams]

If not mistaken, these are the languages these letters are used for:

á½².com - I searched á½² on Google and it shows http://graphemica.com/á½² of which it says á½² is "greek small letter epsilon with varia". Also came across a blog in Greek using á½² which is http://stbarnabascommunity.wordpress.com/2009/03/06/318/ but I'm not too sure because I don't know Greek (updated this part)
ҍ.com - According to Wikipedia, this letter is Semisoft Sign, which is a letter of the Cyrillic alphabet . Looks like small letter b with pointed arrow at its top. Not used by any common languages
ԁ.net This letter is used in Komi De language but not used in any common language. Rather, this letter ԁ is more commonly just use as an alternative to d and also used as an invert P for style. For example, examples of some people that used: ԁ ɑ i ᴤ ч (daisy), ΛOԀOHS NƎW∀⅂Ԁ (invert of Plamen Shopov) etc.

Thanks.

 

[brian1234]

If not mistaken, these are the languages these letters are used for:

Ὲ.com - Greek, one of the capital letters
ҍ.com - According to Wikipedia, this letter is Semisoft Sign, which is a letter of the Cyrillic alphabet . Looks like small letter b with pointed arrow at its top. Not used by any common languages
ԁ.net This letter is used in Komi De language but not used in any common language. Rather, this letter ԁ is more commonly just use as an alternative to d and also used as an invert P for style. For example, examples of some people that used: ԁ ɑ i ᴤ ч (daisy), ΛOԀOHS NƎW∀⅂Ԁ (invert of Plamen Shopov) etc.

Thanks.

Thank you, so ȯ.com is not a 'typeable' domain name,
i.e. the key, featuring the symbol, is not on any keyboard.

I asked about it, partly because i'm generally interested
in IDN and also because ó.com is one of my domains.

Let me know if this feels a bit like i'm lecturing you, but
we need to be a bit careful about (supposed) single-letter
domain names, not least for the fact that some look an
awful lot like their Latin-based (unaccented) equivalents.

This is a potential problem, in terms of viewer "confusion"
generally and i'd also venture to say that, in the case of
ȯ.com, firms such as Overture could theoretically bring
suit against you now, even 'though they don't (yet) own
o.com.

ó.com, on the other hand, is indemnified against such
action because it is instantly typeable in most Western
European countries, and ó is both a real letter and a
word; an ancient Gaelic/Irish word, denoting "from".

I will also ensure that ó.com is never on PPC, nor will
it ever be used to promote any activity that could be
confused with other entities who (famously) have an
association with, or TM, on 'o'.

ó, in fact, predates the Latin 'o' by a considerable margin,
but if someone wants to chat to me about ó.com in court,
for whatever reason, then i'd be happy to oblige them

Cheers,

 

[Theo]

If not mistaken, these are the languages these letters are used for:

Ὲ.com - Greek, one of the capital letters

No, it's not. Punycode is http://xn--mqg.com while Έ.com in Greek translates to http://xn--ixa.com

 

[liveyourdreams]

Thanks for pointing out Acro. You are right, the punnycode is http://xn--mqg.com so it should be ὲ.com,not Ὲ.com. Sorry for the accidental error. I have corrected the listing above. Thanks again.

 

[brian1234]

You are right, the punnycode is http://xn--mqg.com so it should be ὲ.com,not Ὲ.com. Sorry for the accidental error. I have corrected the listing above. Thanks again.

You are right about §.com 'though. I let this one drop
some years ago, and whenever I see someone selling
an IDN now they invariably mention the sale... and I
wince! lol.

Lesson learned...