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i stands for internet and 5 is a 5 star rating, just as an example. Use Google.com just to see how many companies out there use i5. Simply an amazing domain with limitless possibilities. If you have a 2 character domain, having 'i' as the first letter is the absolute best variation you can possibly wish for.

Thats my 2 cents. Now tell me what you think.

P.S. an email offer of 1k was received the day the domain was cought, just for refference. That is a retail offer, so wholesale appraisals of less are completely understandable. On the other hand, namewinner was up to $3,500 on this name!
 
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i5.net


i stands for internet and 5 is a 5 star rating, just as an example. Use Google.com just to see how many companies out there use i5. Simply an amazing domain with limitless possibilities. If you have a 2 character domain, having 'i' as the first letter is the absolute best variation you can possibly wish for.

Thats my 2 cents. Now tell me what you think.

$500
 
So, you're the one that got it. Nice catch! I5 also stands for Interstate 5 which stretches from Washington (state) to California. Very nice two-character domain.

Using ToastyX's crappy appraisal technology:

I5.NET - $861.60 to $965.33
 
My partner got the snap and the domain was located using my software, which i have a poll about in the related section :)
 
Yep. That and a crazy amount of other websites and businesses using i5. Thats why not buying it at $1500 would probably be something people will regret with time. The auction on it ends soon by the way.


Edit: I just checked NameWinner and i5.net had a bid of $3500 on it
 
US$400 to US$550 for reseller.
 
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