Two-letter org?

[beashnet]

Greets;

I recently got in touch with a guy wanting to sell a two-letter org for $1,5k and am wondering if it's worth it?

Normally I wouldn't consider it but since all dropped twoletter orgs wont be available for re-registration, the value might go up a lot..

 

[peter]

it all really depends on what letters.

Does it contain: q w z x y k ?

 

[Mr Webname]

Originally posted by beashnet
Greets;

I recently got in touch with a guy wanting to sell a two-letter org for $1,5k and am wondering if it's worth it?

Normally I wouldn't consider it but since all dropped twoletter orgs wont be available for re-registration, the value might go up a lot..

Depends a lot on the 2 letters, but just beware that its not a fraudulent approach - I've had a couple of approaches offering 2-letter .orgs that have expired and are not being renewed!
Check the www.pir.org whois very carefully before you part with any money.

 

[GiantDomains]

If you secure it, renew it for at least 10 years.

 

[draqon]

1.5k is too much for a two letter .org. Speculators should pay around 1k max.

 

[David G]

Originally posted by icehole it all really depends on what letters. Does it contain: q w z x y k ?

Why is K included with q w z x y? I also question W being included as I only agree q z x and y are not too good overall.

I have seen other posts too where they say K and W are poor letters but I am wondering why that is being said as I was thinking K and W seem like normal type of letters but I must be missing something.

 

[mole]

Originally posted by RealNames
I am wondering why that is being said as I was thinking K and W seem like normal type of letters but I must be missing something.

How many k words can you think of that have a commercially sounding ring

 

[peter]

Originally posted by mole


How many k words can you think of that have a commercially sounding ring

exactly what he said.

for 1.5k a .org can't contain a k or a w (even though w is a boarderline) atleast not for me

 

[ToastyX]

z, q, j, x, k, and v are the least common letters in the English language with w and y not far behind.

 

[DomainPairs]

ky - the cream
kp - the nuts
ka - the snake
ko - the knockout
kc - kings counsel
kd - knock down

I expect there are more.