One letter .net (IDN)?

[1rrr1]

ě.net
I am wondering what the market is for some domain like that?

thank you

 

[Jeff]

Here's a start:
http://www.namepros.com/showthread.php?t=51801

All the best!
-Jeff

 

[1rrr1]

lol i appraised in there. I am still not really sure. i will just leave it i guess

 

[Phoog]

Hehe, but your appraisal seems to be quite right...

If IE get some real IDN support I think this type of domains will raise a lot in value, the current value/asking price seems to be low-mid XXX for 1 letter IDN .net, but with IE IDN support I dont even want to guess....

 

[1rrr1]

Hehe, but your appraisal seems to be quite right...

If IE get some real IDN support I think this type of domains will raise a lot in value, the current value/asking price seems to be low-mid XXX for 1 letter IDN .net, but with IE IDN support I dont even want to guess....

ok, i will see if i can get a few.

 

[1rrr1]

can i ask how i can check the whois of these domains?

 

[Dillpup]

can i ask how i can check the whois of these domains?

Hi 1rrr1,

First you need to find an IDN converter such as this one I use:

http://sebi.axone.ch/idn/

Type in the IDN letter/word you want and it converts it into a codestring that looks like this:

xn--izg.com (₩.com)

For now,in most applications,you'll only need the codestring to check WHOIS and for a few administrative purposes.Surfer's obviously don't need it for anything,it's just how browsers can navigate accented letters.
Also searching "xn--" in expiring domain lists is a great way to find premium dropping IDNs.It's how I got Japón.com and Multimédia.com.
Good luck!

Matt

 

[1rrr1]

can i ask how i can check the whois of these domains?

Hi 1rrr1,

First you need to find an IDN converter such as this one I use:

http://sebi.axone.ch/idn/

Type in the IDN letter/word you want and it converts it into a codestring that looks like this:

xn--izg.com (₩.com)

For now,in most applications,you'll only need the codestring to check WHOIS and for a few administrative purposes.Surfer's obviously don't need it for anything,it's just how browsers can navigate accented letters.
Also searching "xn--" in expiring domain lists is a great way to find premium dropping IDNs.It's how I got Japón.com and Multimédia.com.
Good luck!

Matt

thanks for your help, i have got what i wanted