not to more than .com
probably equal to .net or closer
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I have been reading here and there about not being able to register anything less than 3 characters for .orgs now. Especially after they expire. I was looking for the exact article stating this, and also looking for some feedback from other members on the possible value this may add to these type of domains.
According to my calculations there are 1008 different 2 character and 2 letter possible combinations. Can anybody verify this? I am no math wizard.
My personal opinion is that they should drastically increase in value, due to the fact that they will actually be rarer than any other 2 char domain. Any comments? Thanks.
Last edited by Jernet; 05-22-2003 at 05:10 PM.
not to more than .com
probably equal to .net or closer
Yeah, I was thinking the same. I guess it will depend on how many actually expire, and if there will be a way of telling how many have been eliminated....
orgs are generally priced lower than .com and .net, because they're usually used by non-profits. There are 1296 possible 2 chars, and I know of 8 have been trashed so far. I don't think that have a great impact to the value, yet.
75.org
ac.org
fs.org
mw.org
nq.org
o7.org
qd.org
yo.org
I was informed by pir.org that this is the relevant document.
http://www.icann.org/tlds/agreements...pk-26apr01.htm
If one had one it would be unwise to let it lapse IMHO
Jeff
But...
Registrant:
*******
Domain Name: yo.org
Administrative Contact, Technical Contact, Billing Contact:
************
Record last updated on 2003-05-11 13:10:47.640
Record created on 2003-05-11 13:10:47.607
Record expires on 2004-05-11 13:10:47.607
Domain servers in listed order:
parking.names4ever.com 216.55.128.132
ns2.abac.com 216.55.144.4
Registrar: NAMES4EVER, http://www.names4ever.com
Registrant:
*****
Domain Name: ac.org
Administrative Contact:
*****
Technical Contact:
*****
Billing Contact:
*****
Record last updated on 2003-04-05 02:29:56.953
Record created on 2003-03-20 12:05:43.850
Record expires on 2004-03-20 12:05:43.850
Domain servers in listed order:
parking.names4ever.com 216.55.128.132
Registrar: NAMES4EVER, http://www.names4ever.com
Registrant:
fs.org
*****
Domain Name: fs.org
Administrative Contact:
*****
Technical Contact:
*****
Billing Contact:
*****
Record last updated on 2003-03-17 12:26:04.663
Record created on 2003-03-17 12:26:04.663
Record expires on 2004-03-17 12:26:04.663
Domain servers in listed order:
ns2.abac.com 216.55.144.4
parking.names4ever.com 216.55.128.132
Registrar: NAMES4EVER, http://www.names4ever.com
Last edited by nameowner; 05-23-2003 at 12:52 AM.
But if you go to PIR, http://www.pir.org/whois/ shows the names are not registered, and the names aren't resolving to web sites. So I think Names4ever is not aware of the 2 char restriction. It's too bad for the registrants.
MW.Org![]()
Thanks all, for your input...very interesting stuff here!
It's a real shame for:
75.org
ac.org
fs.org
mw.org
nq.org
o7.org
qd.org
yo.org
Keenly noted that these are mostly 2 letter.
Last edited by Jernet; 05-23-2003 at 05:20 AM.
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