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DK.com - Sold for $17,500

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i was also fooled by sedo, i thought it was bought up by central nic as a Danish domain!

Anyways im one of those who thinks the 2 letter/char TLD's are very much a bloated market, i would never use such short domains to market a business.
 
You can use them to host sub domains.
 
Short domains have a matured market. They have a specific minimum price. They are valueable, yet limited to certain extend. However, for generic domains like mint.com and fresh.com as you suggested, have a lot more potential than those meaningless short domains. It's all about meaning and psychology. Other than that, some weird guidelines kick in to play.
 
Short domains have a matured market. They have a specific minimum price. They are valueable, yet limited to certain extend. However, for generic domains like mint.com and fresh.com as you suggested, have a lot more potential than those meaningless short domains. It's all about meaning and psychology. Other than that, some weird guidelines kick in to play.

Not for DK, I guess we all know what DK stands for ;-)
 
Agree on Sedo's poor font choice. Combined with the low-res graphics and offsetting color scheme, this was probably done originally to block OCR.

DNSalePrice uses a text feed from Sedo so you can check there safely without being deceived. Just use blank keywords and click "Go" to see most recent sales.
 
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