L.com and LL.com ?

Discussion in 'Domain Names' started by maggorz, Nov 24, 2007.

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    Ever since I came across these I was curious how one gets them and why I've never seen any for sale.

    On Godaddy if I search for f.com it says it's an invalid name. However, z.com re-directs me to the nissan website.

    So what are they ? :eek:
     
    maggorz, Nov 24, 2007 IP
  2. gocubs19

    gocubs19 Well-Known Member

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    I would also like to know about these.
     
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  3. tarponkeith

    tarponkeith Well-Known Member

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    I don't think you're allowed to register 1 or 2 character domain names anymore... Only renew existing ones...
     
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  4. propeller

    propeller Guest

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    Interesting question ... It probably too expensive to be listed in those sites.
     
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    pubsit1000 Peon

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    tarponkeith is right. you can't register one letter and two letters now for most tlds.

    Beside z.com I only know about q.com and x.com being registered.
     
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  6. ReadyToGo

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    They used to allow you to register them, but they won't now.
     
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    x.com is owned by paypal :)
     
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    kohashi Well-Known Member

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    they are considering auctioning them off (l.com names). Don't think theyve decided on anything yet but I heard some discussion of it a month or two ago.
     
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    DomainCo.US Well-Known Member

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    Why did they stop allowing registrations of L.com or any tld? I'd love to have 1.com
     
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    You won't be able to own it anyway unless your budged is $xxx,xxx - $x,xxx,xxx.
     
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    htmlindex Prominent Member

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    There's only about 5 L.com of them that are still registered, the others have been taken back a long time ago after it was dropped. If any of the L.com do drop, they can't be registered again.

    If you were to purchase a L.com if you ever were lucky enough, it would cost you at least $x,xxx,xxx

    As to LL.com, you need to pay at least $xxx,xxx to a seller to acquire one of them.

    All the other L.ccTLD are all taken as well, & it would usually cost at least $x,xxx to buy one of them
     
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