One letter .com

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    Nissan Z®. The last letter. The first name in performance.

    Now we can say: Nissan got www.Z.com :eek:

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    Paypal got
    http://www.x.com/ :eek:

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    and the final one who got one letter
    Qwest got
    www.Q.com
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    Only 3 Letters in the alphabet is used
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    Wow!
    Just for fun, what Estibot think about these domains

    For z.com // http://EstiBot.com Domain Appraisal USD 470,000
    For x.com // http://EstiBot.com Domain Appraisal USD 880,000
    For q.com // http://EstiBot.com Domain Appraisal USD 420,000
     
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  2. xc06

    xc06 Notable Member

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    I am curious how much they really sold.
     
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    kaos473 Member

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    That's amazing. I never knew 1-letter domains existed lol

    All three are worth millions $$

    z.com makes the most sense and you can't get any shorter or more memorable than that!
     
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  4. drazKo

    drazKo Well-Known Member

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    But what is ... the... mystery !

    Who can buy one letter.com

    How much paypal pay for x.com
     
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  5. htmlindex

    htmlindex Prominent Member

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    Just goes to show what a joke online appraisal sites are. If you could purchase those names for those prices, you'd own Million dollar domains for cheap!
     
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  6. bobchrist

    bobchrist Active Member

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    If Google want to be G? will it relate anywhere to the brand Google? :confused:
     
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    superdomena.com Peon

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    You can. A dot com
     
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    superdomena.com Peon

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    They will copyright letter g and every domain containing letter g will be sued.
     
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  9. viatorek

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    lol g00d one
     
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  10. xc06

    xc06 Notable Member

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    :D:D:D

    maybe they will.
     
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    Pixelrage Peon

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    50 Cent would be in trouble :D
     
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    Ibn Juferi Prominent Member

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    Wow I've never heard of one-letter domains until now. I wonder what the owners do with them.
     
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  13. DescriptiveName

    DescriptiveName Peon

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    I believe they have been in reserve for a long time, but recently decided to auction them off.
     
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    g.cn is google:D
     
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    Shazz Prominent Member

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    Im not sure how much I would be willing to buy one for :|
     
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    GeeOne Well-Known Member

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    Never thought and heard about it, a single letter word. Also the price for the same.
     
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    Quite interesting..I never thought about one letter Domain names.. sounds so cool.. btw who owned them before they got sold? Is there any website to check that ?
     
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    DescriptiveName Peon

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    No they just simply did not allow them to be sold in the past. Nobody owned them cept maybe ICANN.
     
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    what a million worth of domain ;)
     
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    Short is king. Simple supply and demand. It goes to show that the more powerful the organisation is, the more valuable assets it owns such as domains.
     
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