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closed 2 belgium domains : wtbb.be and tsww.be

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Perhaps you could tell us what you had in mind when you registered these. Are these acronyms or else ? At first glance I don't see a possible meaning.
 
If they have no meaning in Belgium, then it is $0...
 
As I said before...the worth of .be domains right now is 0. As anyone can register them (for free) then there is almost no worth in them.

Hold on to them for a little while and then possibly they will be worth something...right now ZIPPO.
 
Well...okay then. But, by the way, i have names they can be:

wtbb.be = World Trade Bulletin Board
tsww.be = TeamSpeak World Wide
 
If this is $1 then how about my names. I also have many of them. Can't post them here as it will be against rules.

As others said this .be names are useless until they have some nice meaning like love.be or s*x.be (The * over there is censored)

So please give it to anyone who needs them as charity. Some kid might pray to god about you being so nice to him.
 
There are still 3 letters domains available in .be so those 4 letters worth nothing.
 
We have a portfolio of Belgian keyword domains, and right now the generic acronyms (unless they are s*x.be or www.be etc) will have to mature.

Hold 'em ;)

Rob
 
Your names aren't generic. $0.
 
RTM.net said:
We have a portfolio of Belgian keyword domains, and right now the generic acronyms (unless they are s*x.be or www.be etc) will have to mature.

Hold 'em ;)

Rob


Should try SABENA.be. It used to be an acronym for "Such A Bad Experience Never Again". Belgium good for beer and chocolate, and lace if you are into that sort of thing.

Best Regards
Dave Wrixon
 
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