The domain name 1886.com sold for $9,100 on Namejet.com and 15 more three letter .com domain name auctions 15 domain names selling between $3,400 and $4,600.
Here are the sales:
| 1886.com | $9,100 |
| zth.com | $4,609 |
| zng.com | $4,506 |
| ztn.com | $4,412 |
| zgn.com | $4,403 |
| zln.com | $4,401 |
| zhm.com | $4,400 |
| zfr.com | $4,304 |
| zdv.com | $4,002 |
| zcv.com | $4,001 |
| zjn.com | $3,988 |
| zfv.com | $3,924 |
| zrp.com | $3,805 |
| ztk.com | $3,702 |
| zje.com | $3,533 |
| zja.com | $3,402 |
| realestateinspection.com | $2,000 |
I don’t understand this. They are saying that .COM will soon disappear and people are buying .COM domains still? Google is going to serve itself by raking only websites that will be using domain extensions owned by google. Google is the key to the internet.
Did IANA leak the new 3 Letter mapping to gTLDs ?
What does ICANN plan to do with the 2 Letter and 1 Letter .COM domains ?
Applicants for 4 Letter gTLDs better own the 4 Letter .COM – just saying 🙂
many things happened in 1886 … en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1886
THICK .COM Registry will Double .COM Cost of Ownership
eCurrency will be required to register in the .COM THICK Registry
The .COM THICK Registry is a Virtual Layer that RE-uses the existing .COM DNS & WHOIS
Auctions may first transfer to THICK and settle later with THIN