Offers 98 (dot) tel

[tt9000]

98.tel
WP.tel

One of my friend own the above 2 tel name, anyone interested please let me know,
much thanks

 

[grcorp]

The minimum number of characters in a .tel domain is 3 and the maximum number is 63 not including the .tel suffix. Every domain must contain at least one letter from a-z or "A to Z" in standard US ASCII script. No domain can begin or end with a hyphen nor can a domain have a hyphen in the 3rd and 4th position. A .tel domain may not consist purely of digits. The .tel naming conventions are described in detail in the Acceptable Use Policy.The reserved list is also available for review.

Source: http://telnic.org/faq.html

Might I ask just how your friend was able to pull off ownership of these names?

 

[tt9000]

I had no idea, all I know is they all reg in dynatbot, you can check whois.
I am not a big fan of tel, but he did spent some money to reg those, thanks for your concern.

 

[Mark Talbot]

OK, I byte, I offer $1.00 USD each.

 

[tt9000]

OK, I byte, I offer $1.00 USD each.

Keeping that for your son’s diaper.

 

[Mark Talbot]

Keeping that for your son’s diaper.

I will, thanks.

 

[think]

Source: http://telnic.org/faq.html

Might I ask just how your friend was able to pull off ownership of these names?

Yawn... http://www.prnewswire.com/news-rele...ter-and-numeric-only-tel-names-118977464.html

 

[Mark Talbot]

:blush:

 

[tt9000]

Yawn... http://www.prnewswire.com/news-rele...ter-and-numeric-only-tel-names-118977464.html

Thanks

 

[grcorp]

Yawn... http://www.prnewswire.com/news-rele...ter-and-numeric-only-tel-names-118977464.html

Thanks for the info!

Looks like telnic's own website isn't up to date. Shows you how well operated of a TLD it is...