I found the longest domain name ever......
 

http://www.kay-parker-taylor-hayes-d...na-hartley.com

check it out!! LOL :Oh crap

Wow, that's one lonnnnnnnng domain!

lmao

must be bookmarked to remember
:1orglaugh

holy moly.....

Jeeto SEO at it's best

anyone found anything longer than this?

xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxx.com

Sold it about a year ago for several hundred dollars.

A domain can be upwards of 255 characters total with each part separated by dot(s) limited to 63 characters each. So in a nutshell, a standard 2nd level .com domain can be upto 63 characters followed by the ".com" part; 67 characters.

On an aside, name servers should be no more than about 50 characters in length; not sure if the length glitches have ever been fixed yet with the gTLD name registry.

Ron

Yet, there's nothing there. :Oh crap

The domain resolves, but as you say there's nothing there ... perhaps they're saving it for future use and/or forgot about it...

I've done the same thing with some domains I've bought over the years, including some upwards of low $X,XXX.

And one domain I sold several years ago for very high $X,XXX still doesn't even resolve; not even setup for email - the buyer still has never used it for anything.

Ron

Talk about a marathon. :1orglaugh

MAD TYPE IN TRAFFIC yo

How about this one:

http://www.modestapparelchristianclo...tomsewing.com/

That one is just plain fucking nuts!

The original domain harks back to when Google used to parse all domains using '-' and give benefit for those containing a keyword.

that must get mad type ins

Someone knows esseyO rilly rilly goot.