LL .com domains are popular in China.
When you own a premium, two letter .com domain, the general idea is that you do something important with it.
What if you own three LL .com domains, and they all display the same broken content with a 404 error?
In the case of BO.com, a two letter .com registered in July 1995, the domain resolves to a Google lander with broken content.
And so do PU.com, and JY.com – all three are part of a domain portfolio that contains the following domains, all pointed to the same broken page:
bo.com
calebb.com
cocob.com
jy.com
jymb.com
pu.com
samantha.com
showroom.com
stl.net
We can’t imagine what went wrong, as in the past most of these domains were parked.
At the peak of the Chinese letters market, two letter domains exceeded $1 million dollars in value.
While prices have dropped, two letter .com domains still remain as the cream of domains in the aftermarket.
