I need a 2letter Dot Net ... How much should I pay for it ?

[DomainEmpire.com]

I'm looking for a good 2letters Dot Net (something without j k q w x y z) ... Ok, something without a specific meaning just to pay less but, how much should I pay for it ?

Or better, what're current market quotations for general combo like ai gu tr etc .... You understand what I mean

Thanks for helping.

 

[Anthony]

Well, let's see. I've seen three-character .orgs going for $50-100 on NamePros, so I'd have to say a good two-letter .net would run you somewhere in the thousands...

 

[DomainEmpire.com]

thanks for helping but I need to understand if there's something around $1,000/2,000 or if I've no chances at this price ...

 

[pelican]

2 letter .net will worth more than a few thousand.

 

[DomainEmpire.com]

 

[Kodeking]

different letters (PK)-> a few thousand
same letter twice (KK)-> thousandS

 

[Jeff]

Depends ... "Hi" would be worth more than "Tr", etc.

Link: http://www.hi.net

I think, generally, you'd be quite lucky to find one (sans the obligatory q,x,y,z or even to a lesser extent j,k,w - that don't immediately spell or mean something in combination) for less than $2,500 (I think is your question) IMHO.
All the best, Luigi.

 

[DomainEmpire.com]

Yes CoolHost, I meant this, finding something nice without a specific meaning to pay under 2.5k ... I'll try.

 

[.edu]

2 letter .net if its a horrible combination you can probably find it at liquidation price of around $1-2k

 

[Anthony]

Originally posted by DomainEmpire.com
Yes CoolHost, I meant this, finding something nice without a specific meaning to pay under 2.5k ... I'll try.

You can probably find something acceptable for less than $2.5k. You just need to look hard!

 

[KKHOSTING]

How about 2 letter .org There are not accepting new registrartion for .org 2chr right?

 

[DomainEmpire.com]

An horrible combination would be ok but with no j k q w x y z enclosed ... All other letters should be ok.
2letters .org are nice KKHOSTING but I need a Dot Net to keep in our personal portfolio.