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It's pretty rare a NIC allows two letter domains so it might be a general limitation, but they are possible. Either that, or our domain (ep) is just a very pers
by andrewgodwin 16y ago
It's pretty rare a NIC allows two letter domains so it might be a general limitation, but they are possible. Either that, or our domain (ep) is just a very persistent hallucination.
- petercooper 16y agoIsn't everything? ;-) Thanks for the heads up. It does seem nic.io will do it but both Moniker and IWantMyName barfed on them. I'm tempted but I already own "no.gd" (a rather undiscovered TLD if there were one - and they allow 2 letter domains!) and have little enough use for it already..
- treitnauer 16y agoThere are quite a few TLDs offering 2-letter domains. These are the ones that can be registered without any restrictions: .AG .CX .GD .GS .GL .HT .LC .MS .MU .PE .TC .TL .VG Also see http://iwantmyname.com/short-domain-search http://iwantmyname.com/short-domain-search
- petercooper 16y agoThanks! This is very useful. I also heard about .gg and .je (Guernsey and Jersey - British Crown Dependencies off of the French coast) which can be registered directly at http://www.channelisles.net/applic/application.shtml http://www.channelisles.net/applic/application.shtml (but they handle them manually so you have to wait a few days).