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emsjs1
01-24-2010, 10:57 AM
I have tried .cc but its no longer accepting 2-character or all 2-characters have been used

Are there any more extensions that allow 2-character domain name?

I really need suggestions. Thank you!

stpwebhosting
01-24-2010, 11:16 AM
You will find most of the domains registered having 2 characters. It is very hard job to find a available domain of 2 characters in any extension. :(

NotanAngel
01-24-2010, 12:11 PM
.nu but they are over $600 :S

at namecheap marketplace i saw some taken:
http://www.namecheap.com/marketplace/for-sale.asp?mp_id=80618

i am sure there are still new 2 letter domains, but the prices are oooouch :S

stpwebhosting
01-24-2010, 12:14 PM
hmmm.. best of luck for you! :)

emsjs1
01-24-2010, 12:41 PM
NotanAngel, thanks for the suggestion! you're awesome!

NotanAngel
01-24-2010, 12:51 PM
NotanAngel, thanks for the suggestion! you're awesome!

hehe, was glad to help :) never knew somebody would like the suggestion to spend plenty of money :D


good luck ;)

emsjs1
01-24-2010, 12:58 PM
hehe, was glad to help :) never knew somebody would like the suggestion to spend plenty of money :D


good luck ;)

Well I got one for less than $600 so Im pretty happy with it

Lubeca
01-24-2010, 06:40 PM
.gg and .je allow two-letter domains, and there were quite a few still available last time I checked. On the expensive side but nowhere near the 600 dollars mentioned earlier.

HostColor
01-24-2010, 07:44 PM
What kind of 2 letter domain name did you get? I'm curios if it is worth the money?

SiberForum
01-25-2010, 04:43 AM
You will find most of the domains registered having 2 characters. It is very hard job to find a available domain of 2 characters in any extension. :(

There are not to nanny combinations of 2 characters, so if domain name extension is not new that could be all 2 character domain names have been registered already

Lubeca
01-25-2010, 05:28 AM
What kind of 2 letter domain name did you get? I'm curios if it is worth the money?

Was this a response to my post about two-letter .gg and .je domains?

I don't have any myself (and if I had any it would be irrelevant as they wouldn't be available to anyone else!) but if you enter random two-letter combinations into an availability checker you will be able to see for yourself what's available. If you start with a*. you will find there are several before you've got half-way through the alphabet for the second letter!

emsjs1
01-25-2010, 09:48 AM
There are not to nanny combinations of 2 characters, so if domain name extension is not new that could be all 2 character domain names have been registered already

Fortunately enough for me, I have found 2 2-character domains not yet registered. I also registered one 3-character domain name. It was fantastic and awesome

I initially tried registering to .nu good thing it was cancelled (nu domains are now charging $250/year for 2-character domain). The 2-character domain i regsitered cost lesser than $40/year each (i registered 2) and one 3-character domain for $26/year.

I actually used to have 2-character domain from .cx registry but I wasn't able to renew since I got busy and didn't notice the renewal notice that came to my email. I was so stupid. Now .cx no longer accepts 2-character domain registration

Litonice10
01-25-2010, 12:39 PM
I have tried .cc but its no longer accepting 2-character or all 2-characters have been used

Are there any more extensions that allow 2-character domain name?

I really need suggestions. Thank you!

few days ago my relative register a domain name .cc. So i think the problem may be solved now. You can try now. I prefer to open a domain name with .com

cslevente
01-25-2010, 04:15 PM
Hello,

I can register two-letter .rs domain names for you at a low price. Add me on MSN/Yahoo! if interested: cslevente@citromail.hu/csipaklevente

keserhosting
01-26-2010, 09:21 AM
Most tld's do require 3 letters like .info etc, as for dot com then all those are gone long ago. You will still able to find the extensions with two characters domains but it will definitely expensive.