0o.com

[Grrilla]

An interesting auction to watch over at Pool:
http://www.pool.com/DomainsForSaleList.aspx?ea=dmhotlist&keyword=0o.com
It's over $2M w/ 8+ das to go. What do you think the final price will end up at?

 

[nRnF]

Fankly,
I appraise 0o.com (ZERO + o) at not more than 652 USD
But as you know Grrilla, all comes down to marked demand.
IMO this is a lucky seller

 

[Zeeble]

silly price for a domain like that. Not easily remembered.

 

[stscac]

honestly dont see a whole lot of appeal for this name, but there is a market for just about everything on the itnernet so who knows :bah:

 

[Zeeble]

just someone who has far too much money and not enough sense.

 

[Mark]

It's short - and it's .com -

Results 1 - 10 of about 678,000 for 0o. (0.26 seconds) goog
0o 6.0 /day @ WT

and if I'm correct .... All 2 letter and 2 Character are Retired if it is allowed to expire - Can't Register them any longer ?

It may not be very "Appealing" in appearance .... But it is RARE still ....

Went with ... $6,001-$9,000 ~ Just +/- as a Guess -

 

[IAmAllanShore]

6-9K
And wowzers, when I read the post in the "short format" from the front page, I saw $2M and about wet myself, since I always forget "M" means mil (1,000) 'round these parts.
Crazy left-coasters
-Allan

 

[vip-ip]

I don't know what the end price's gonna be, but it's worth $30,000+

 

[Rob]

I thought it meant million - only ever seen 'M' used to say MILLION!

Things are crazy over in the US of A!!

 

[UKZJ007]

$1k

 

[vip-ip]

How can it be 1K if it's $2,000+ already?..

 

[Shannara]

M is million, the poster mistyped.

 

[Grrilla]

M is million, the poster mistyped.

M is abbrev for the Latin "mille" = 1,000
K is abbrev for the Greek "kilo" = 1,000
Depends whether you are going w/ Latin or Greek abbrev..

http://www.answers.com/topic/thousand-a-thousand-one-thousand-1000-m-k

.
M is sometimes used for millon, but "mil" is the proper slang/shortened form.
May be changing w/ internet usage, but can see where it could be confusing.

 

[1rrr1]

M is million, the poster mistyped.

M is abbrev for the Latin "mille" = 1,000
K is abbrev for the Greek "kilo" = 1,000
Depends whether you are going w/ Latin or Greek abbrev..

http://www.answers.com/topic/thousand-a-thousand-one-thousand-1000-m-k

.
M is sometimes used for millon, but "mil" is the proper slang/shortened form.
May be changing w/ internet usage, but can see where it could be confusing.

hmm thanks for that info. I was a bit lost for a while...

 

[stscac]

the "M" can be interpreted both ways. Maybe they would have got lucky and had someone claim it fro 2 mil :yell:

the name (obviously being a 2 char com) is worth something, but not that much in comparison to other two character domain names

love peace and chicken grease

 

[pimpdaddy]

pretty good domain, not that good though

 

[superprogrammer]

$15,001-$19,000
2 character .com are rare and would only be owned by lucky fews

 

[Zeeble]

ok, I thought it was million. I withdraw what I said before ^^

 

[Sabre]

I would say around 10k is a fair price for it, but sometimes domains like this can fetch high xxxxx and sometimes they can fetch low xxxx

It all depends on what someone with a lot of money is looking for and finds

 

[Grrilla]

Well, it moved up $300 to $2,325 which knocked out the 8 voters who said it would stay at $2,025.
6 1/2 das to go.