Shortest Domain name

[richardray]

Which is the shortes domain name ever registered.

[Zik]

well, a domain name can have from 1 to 63 characters, so the shortest domain name you can have is 1 character. for example: 1.com could be a the shortest you can go.

[1531522015]

cool ,1.com ........

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[JerrickYeoh]

i believe most of the domain name below 5 alphanumeric domain been taken . Unless you looking for other than TLD domain , then i is possible to have shortest domain name available.

[zita]

Hey, do not have any idea about.. I noticed 1.com is not working..!
Plz anybody tell me the shortest domain name..

[TailoredVPS]

Anything from a to z .com or 0 to 9 .com. They must be worth millions!

[SiberForum]

I must say that In 1993, ICANN reserved all single-letter and single letter / digit second-level domain names in the Generic Top-Level Domains (gTLD) liks .com, .net, and .org. But there are still a few domains with single letters which had been registered before the restrictions were imposed.

furthermore, for the Country Code Top Level Domains (ccTLD), the domain registrar for the country decides the minimum length of the domain name.

[mwaraitch]

I don't think its possible to register a domain name less then 3 digits,

[BrownEyes]

Hey, do not have any idea about.. I noticed 1.com is not working..!
Plz anybody tell me the shortest domain name..

You can find your answer here http://who.is/whois/1.com/ :-)

I must say that In 1993, ICANN reserved all single-letter and single letter / digit second-level domain names in the Generic Top-Level Domains (gTLD) liks .com, .net, and .org. But there are still a few domains with single letters which had been registered before the restrictions were imposed.

furthermore, for the Country Code Top Level Domains (ccTLD), the domain registrar for the country decides the minimum length of the domain name.

I agree wth SiberForum

[adrianpollard12]

In my personal opinion, GoDaddy is a better domain name registrar. They are cheaper and they have way more coupons that they give out on a regular basis. It's easy to save hundreds of dollars a year on domain names just by using them.

[DanielChew]

In my personal opinion, GoDaddy is a better domain name registrar. They are cheaper and they have way more coupons that they give out on a regular basis. It's easy to save hundreds of dollars a year on domain names just by using them.

This is not related with the topic of thread, gosh you are just nonstop promoting?