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For Sale 2 Character Mystery Domain For Sale!

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Still don´t know the name, guess i have to wait until next morning until this is resolved ;-)
 
Logop is the winner at $315.

Paypal can be sent to [email protected] and mystery name to be transferred to you. :D
 
Very Nice.. nice mystery auction RJ...
 
Originally posted by timechange.com
Ahhh it was IT.org after all. Nice catch Logop :D

It is not it.org. Nice guess, but doesn't fit the initial profile I posted.

It.org has been registered since 1994, the it.com is not a developed site, and it.net is not listed for sale. :)

So far no one has guessed it correctly. So it remains a mystery.
 
I'm not sure about this, but I wonder if this is the highest price a domain has sold for sight unseen? :D

Logop is still getting a great deal.
 
Originally posted by -RJ-
It is not it.org. Nice guess, but doesn't fit the initial profile I posted. It.org has been registered since 1994, the it.com is not a developed site, and it.net is not listed for sale. :)
I was joking, goddammit!! :rolleyes:

:)
 
Originally posted by -RJ-
I'm not sure about this, but I wonder if this is the highest price a domain has sold for sight unseen? :D

Logop is still getting a great deal.

It might have gotten more if we knew the name. I didn't bid any more because I had no clue what the name was about. It makes a difference (to my reselling leads) whether a name is letter-number or number-letter.
 
Originally posted by Beachie
I was joking, goddammit!! :rolleyes:

:)

I know, I know.. I was responding to timechange, who I think was also joking. :)
 
72.org. This was mentioned in a previous post. It was originally registered in 98. The .com is a developed site and the .net is available for sale or lease. :) :eek:
 
Easy! The 2 Character Mystery Domain is...drum roll please...



>>>>>>>>>> 17.org <<<<<<<<<
 
Bob has 17.net I think and I don't think he has it listed anywhere...maybe the Whoster is right
 
Bob has 17.net listed on www.4my.net and alldig also lists it for him..

And -RJ- doesn't own 17.org..
 
I'm going to start slapping people around pretty soon.

No particular reason.... I'm just confused and getting frustrated. :D
 
- Domain is a two character .ORG

- I promise it does not contain any of the following undesirable characters: 0, K, O, Q, X, Z

- The .com version of the name is a developed company website.

Welcome to 17.COM Advanced Technology Solutions


- The .net is up for sale by a well known reseller for $12,500.

Bob (17.net DNForum Sales threads listed at $9k, $12k, $35k)


- This name has been registered since 1998.

17.org
Registrar of Record: TUCOWS, INC.
Record last updated on 17-Feb-2003.
Record expires on 03-May-2004.
Record Created on 04-May-1998.
 
It was sold and still a mystery ... hope this is worth keeping
 
really want to know really want to know really want to know really want to know really want to know really want to know

::what is it :: :D
 
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