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updatedsports

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I found a 2 word .net domain name that had 255,000 searches on overture for those exact 2 words in March. Is this a must pickup? The.com,.info and .biz are taken.
 
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i would, depends on what it was, if it was gonna infringe on any copyrights, and chance of resale.
 
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jimb

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my take on two letter domains is that you should buy them, any that you can. they are worth the investment.


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how to register them? registrars only accept 3 .com .net .org no less also .co.uk
 

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not true, you could reg 2 letter .com/.net/.org's - but there aren't any unregistered (and they get heavily competed for in drops).

Nominet no longer allow for 2 letter domain reges though to stop people pretending to be cctld's (think .uk.com).
 

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Nominet will accept 2 letter .co.uk registrations as long as one (or both) are numbers
 

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The term "2 letters" implies there are no numbers.

If there are numbers, it becomes "2 character".
 
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