2 char domains

[mtorregiani]

Hi

I'm wondering where can I register a 2 character domain name. I don't care if it's a ccTLD, in fact, I'm looking for a ccTLD. I knew about the domain do.it, which totally rocks, but I don't know where to reg a 2 char. I failed at iDotz, and at GD, regfly and almost everywhere.

Thanks.

PS: If you want to reg do.it, go ahead, I'm not from Europe, and you have to be european to reg a .it :td:

 

[Eggspit]

You could try this site as they list results for two character domain names for the majority of tld's..

http://www.000domains.com/​

However many tld's don't permit a register of any two character domain names (seek the terms & conditions of the individual tld).

Or tho the domain you detailed (do.it) is showing available to register on this site, it may not be accurate as I suspect this tld falls under the minimum three character domain rule (as the name would of probably been taken by now)..

You might want to hold out to see if someone comes up with another site as it dosen't return the most accurate search's
I've only ever registered www.it from this site only for it to be declined and monies refunded a few hours later as it's also permitted to register this name..

Egg

 

[gingeman]

You can buy mine on ebay right now! LOL
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=290070948236

There aren't many 2 char domains available in ccTLDs where they are permitted anymore.

 

[Eggspit]

Can confirm you are not permitted to register a two character .it name..

.."The length of a name can be between three (minimum) and 63 (maximum) characters.."

http://www.nic.it/RA/en/domini/regole.html

Egg

 

[accent]

A lot of companies have software that automaticaly rejects attempts to reg two character names. I talked to Godaddy about it and they said it was in their software, not the registry (and they did not seem interested in fixing it).

domaindiscount24.com is a big European company that I have heard has a large selection of two letter names. I cannot confirm that - I have not bought anything from them. But the fact that LL names are ignored by many of the registrars means there are more still available than there would be otherwise.

 

[domainer50]

www.idotz.net on several ccTLDS and i believe that dotster allows it as well.