Another scam on eBay

[Jarmusch]

Someone is selling §lawyer.com and lawyer§.com (yes, really) over there. Since when was the § character allowed in domain names? We gotta start racking in on that.

Only $30,000.00

LINK

 

[ComScout.com]

Someone is selling §lawyer.com and lawyer§.com (yes, really) over there. Since when was the § character allowed in domain names? We gotta start racking in on that.

Only $30,000.00

LINK

Yes, you can now registered those types of names, but don't waste your money on them! Waste of reg fee!

If you look on ebay, most people listing their domain names have not got a clue, they waste there money paying ebay for a big showcase listing fee, expecting their names will sell for tens of millions of dollars ... its embarassing when I see stupid names for sale on ebay, I wish they would wake up!

 

[Jarmusch]

Really those characters are possible? Damn. I was trying to do a whois on these domains and whois.net says its is registered with Register.com but then Register.com says it's invalid. :huh:

 

[LoanShark]

Where can we register those domain with odd character?

 

[fischermx]

They're "internationalized" domain names.
The ICANN site has some more information respecting this :

http://www.icann.org/topics/idn.html

 

[HellFear]

I wouldn't waste my time registering these.. I mean, how many people know how to type in that "§" character, and the other ones?

 

[fischermx]

Well ... the thing is to be used in the country where a language that uses those characters is spoken.
So, there, they know how to type it