Well, this was the "other" domain name that I was talking about that I acquired the other day that was still in escrow. 4N.net and now I would like to hear what you think I should do with it.

What approach would you take on offering this Gem up for sale? Keep it?

Very unique 2 character domain name to say the least considering it sounds like "Foreign". The number 4 appears to be one of the most popular numbers and the letter N can stand for so many things it will make your head spin. "Network" was my first thought.

A couple facts:

• 4N.net was first registered in 1997
• 4N produces 18.7 Million google results
• Only 260 Number/Letter .net domain names exist in the world
• I am looking at a fair price (IMO) of $9,980 USD for the domain.

R4.net was the only other 2 character .net that I could find currently at auction on the market, with the current bid price of $8,750 EUR ($11,342) and four days left in auction.

Out of the 1,043,918 domain names on SnapNames, 0 (Zero) are 2 character domains and that was for .com, .net and .org… Again, this is a very rare domain!

I also have 9U.net which I might offer up for sale as well…

This is not a political post, but simply a fact that Barack and his team "Get It" when it comes to "online" and one change John McCain isn’t getting very well.

Also, this post is further proof how powerful a call to action domain name can be!

VoteForChange.com appears to have been purchased by Barack in May of 2008 and is being used to help people get registered to vote, promoting "voting early" etc. The site makes it very easy and is very clear.

They are even using Google Adsense for the term "absentee ballot" which you see below.

I’m sure they are targeting many other political keywords as well. Every vote counts and VoteForChange.com is getting a great deal of traffic and I’m sure a lot more votes for Barack Obama. John McCain seems to be sending his team "door to door" to get the word out to vote. Old school, but also only about 10 people live on my block.

I would rather put my trust on the net and use a call to action domain like Obama 08 has! Welcome to 2008, the internet is Very Powerful and when used correctly, could help make you President of the United States.

It’s been a week that DotWeekly.com has seen anything new but it’s not because I was gone on some island or anything like that.

I was rushed to the hospital last Monday and have really been down and out since. I return to the Dr office today and hope to hear something so I have a clue what’s going on. After a week’s worth of test after test, all the results should be in today so it will be interesting to see what they say.

I have done little domaining since last Monday and feel out of the loop really so I will spend part of today doing catch up and getting things back in order.

Last Monday was a great day until I was in the ER as I had made a couple nice purchases, had one domain in escrow that I was selling etc. One of my purchases is still in escrow/transfer so I will announce that one soon. MyRefill.com was one of my purchases which I really liked. Several great uses for that one!

More to come on Me and what’s new in the domaining world since I have been MIA.

Well, I guess some would say 6 reasons.

You could also go and see Steve Wozniak and Network.

I have stated several times that your reply to an email offer is Key! You need to be different then what everybody else does. You have one great shot at making your point and most people fail with a short 2 or 3 line reply with really nothing that "sells" the domain. I mean, this is Your Shot at Selling your virtual real estate and you have to show your interested party that the interested domain IS the one!

You can see my Hype and be Different post here if you didn’t get a chance to read that.

The following email reply is what I sent out to back up what I said! It took me about 10 minutes to put together the facts. I  backed up my price and proved this domain is the Perfect Domain in several ways. The only thing I forgot and wish I would of put in, was a time frame the offer was open which Stephen Douglas suggested and is also a good idea. Here is my email reply to an offer for OrganicPrices.com .

"Hello William,