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I feel you. I have a two letter domain and constantly have to explain that “Yes, that’s it.” when they want to add an extra .com on the end.
by ftio 5y ago
I feel you. I have a two letter domain and constantly have to explain that “Yes, that’s it.” when they want to add an extra .com on the end.
- walrus01 5y agoif you own a two letter .com or .net or something, and not some new gTLD, you should probably sell it for a fat stack of cash... unless you have a very compelling use for it.
- JadoJodo 5y agoI suspect they meant the .<gg|in|co> part is two letter.
- twobitshifter 5y agoAre you saying you own your own tld?
- walrus01 5y agoI think they're saying they own a two letter domain , which if it's a .com is probably worth enough money to sell, put into a S&P 500 index fund, and retire. https://dofo.com/blog/two-letter-com-domain-names/ https://dofo.com/blog/two-letter-com-domain-names/ If it's a two letter domain at some new esoteric recently created gTLD, quite a lot less.
- twobitshifter 5y agoSince they said they drop the .com after, the only thing I could think of is that they gave a top level domain and can just mail directly to it. For example alex@arpa See: https://serverfault.com/questions/721927/can-you-have-an-email-address-with-only-the-top-level-domain-as-the-domain-part#721929 https://serverfault.com/questions/721927/can-you-have-an-ema...
- davchana 5y agoPeople have emailed me at first@last.net (& I got it), & saw the other addresses, which was first@last.net.gmail.com