Anybody know how to figure out what an IDN Domain will look like?

[Jernet]

It may seem like a stupid question, but many many years ago when these things came out, I bought a few. I just realized I still had them, but I don't know what they look like anymore, other than IDN form. One for example is:

xn--ebooks-nia.com

Can anybody read this, or point to a place that can? Thanks.

 

[888]

Sedo has an IDN converter, which is rather handy.
http://www.sedo.com/idn/index.php4?language=us

 

[Keyworddomains.com]

this is the converted version:
ebooks©.com

 

[GiantDomains]

Anybody know how to figure out what an IDN Domain will look like?.

Most look like this : $00-00-0-00-0

:cheeky:

 

[Jernet]

haha..thanks guys. Then I actually own:

ebiz®.com
ebusiness©.com
ebusiness®.com
go®.com
xxx®.com

If that means anything....lol

 

[Steen]

You registered domains before you knew what they meant?

 

[GiantDomains]

He said he forgot. He regged them years ago.

 

[Jernet]

He said he forgot. He regged them years ago.

Yeah, way back in 2001. The only reason I ever found I had them was because of a .biz that I am selling is listed with the same account at Register.com.

Geez..Register.com...that just goes to show how long ago that was...lol.

 

[diverge]

Tried to use that converter on some dropping domains (i.e., xn--wr7b.net), and got this message:

Die Domain kann nicht im westeuropäischen ISO-8859-1 Zeichensatz dargestellt werden.

Apparently Sedo is hooking into a German system to perform the decode: