2-letter country level domains

[estibot.com]

I've found some 30 unregged 2-letter country code domains in a European country, my question is, should I reg them at about $50 per year each, or the best of them, like iv.xx in hopes of the value going up in the next few years? Do you think 2-letter domains will be generally desirable in the future?

Thanks for any input

 

[loscocco]

i think right now i would only reg the best combos as you will be paying a lot in reg fees every year. and the market may be small esp is the country has a small population

 

[accent]

I have several that I believe are really good - and they eat money and do not get any clicks at Sedo. With luck I could perhaps sell them for a small profit.

I look at the .com and it is worth $$$,$$$. Country domains have one less letter than .com, there are only 676 possible LL's in each extension and many many extensions have reserved all of them. Logic says they should be worth a lot of money.

Logic does not buy domains.

 

[estibot.com]

i think right now i would only reg the best combos as you will be paying a lot in reg fees every year. and the market may be small esp is the country has a small population

Thanks guys. Hard not to agree with someone who owns WMD.com

I regged the combos FD, AJ and IV. Now I'll sit back and see which way the market goes.

 

[Ray]

aj.xx should be a good one

 

[IAmAllanShore]

Strong letter combos, sure.
Randar ones; long shot, but if you've got the cash to burn, that's the nature of the business.
-Allan

 

[VURG]

.cx are only $37 per year and are registered at domains.cx.

I got LO.CX earlier this year. Just thought I'd mention that $50 is not the cheapest for a two letter country code domain.

HO.CX is available. To hock is to pawn things off and is also the name of a joint on a horse.

 

[Zilla]

millions people visit QQ.com every day, but how many you have visited OO.com?