Two letter.com !

[urbanvilla]

Does anybody know wot a two letter .com, bottom end price and top end price !

Example : wr.com

Thanks in advance !

 

[Dr. Domaining]

4 or 5 figures it depends on what the buyer is willing to pay. With the right buyer I would say more than less.

 

[urbanvilla]

Thanks Master !

 

[lukeeales]

Two letters? More like 5-6 figures. 5 figures if they aren't that nice like KQ.com. 6 if it's a double like CC.com or something useable like BA.com.

 

[urbanvilla]

Cool luke,suppose its all about supply and demand like everything else,i mean if xe.com was about now not developed it would be i presume five figure but now its six or seven figures i guess .

 

[Jack Gordon]

This section is for appraisals only. Moved to Gold Cafe.

 

[GT Web]

$15,000-$50,000

Master: if you can find a 2 letter .com for sale for 4 figures, let me know and I will buy it right now

 

[Kevin]

Two letter dot com range: Low $xx,xxx to $x,xxx,xxx

(with most selling for low $xx,xxx to high $xx,xxx).

They are all at least in the 5-figure range; even the least expensive with the worst letter combination imaginable will be low $xx,xxx.

The prime two-letter domains that that large corporations own would never be put up for sale. But picking just two, you can see how the value could easily be in the $xxx,xxx:

HP.com = Hewlett Packard

AA.com = American Airlines

Large companies that want a two-letter domain may pay $xxx,xxx for a similar abbreviation as above.

Also, two letter domains can spell words, such as me, he, if, no, be, we, etc -- all of these two-letter domains are quite valuable.

Here are some of the top two-letter domain sales:

IF -- $1,000,000

ME -- $460,000

MR -- $125,000

 

[Steen]

5-6 figures for the most part.