We Own the First Domain Ever Registered: Symbolics.com

XF.com Investments is a domain holding and development company specializing in top-tier premium domain names. Our interests include the purchase and development of short, one-word .com domains as well as two-letter .com domains.
Our company owns Symbolics.com -- the very first domain ever registered on the Internet. Symbolics.com was registered on March 15, 1985 and it is still in use by us today.
This year we celebrate the 25th Anniversary of Symbolics.com

XF.com is interested in top "brand names" and we have amassed a great portfolio of top brands as listed at the right. We believe a top domain name brand is vital to your success online.
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What We Buy and Develop:

  • One-Word .com Domains
    The use of a premium domain name establishes credibility and trust in the marketplace. We are continually buying and developing strong, one-word .com domains that name a product, service or geo location.
  • Short Two-Letter .com Domains
    There are 200 MILLION domains online currently. How do you stand out from the masses? We buy two-letter .com domains and develop them because they are rare and they stand out.
  • Domains With a High Traffic Count
    We buy domains with high traffic numbers, as we are able to convert these visitors into profitable leads.

A Few Words About Domain Brands:

  • Two-Letter .com Domains Offer Prestige
    There are only 676 two-letter .com domains in existence.
    Many are used by major corporations.
    Examples: AA.com - American Airlines, BP.com - British Petroleum, LG.com - LG Electronics, ML.com - Merrill Lynch, PG.com - Procter & Gamble.
    In fact nearly all of the combinations are in use by large companies.
    See HY.com for more information.
  • The Mass of Domains is Growing
    There are 668,000 new .com domains registered every month. Today there are nearly 200,000,000 active domains.
    A top domain brand gives you a competitive advantage from the start.

Contact us today if you are a business seeking a top brand name, or if you have any business related questions and offers.
We are able to help VC's, StartUps and Established Companies create a global brand.

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Recent Internet Article We Recommend:

Rakuten to acquire France's PriceMinister for approximately $250 million

(Via TechCrunch) Japanese e-commerce giant Rakuten this morning announced that it is buying France's e-commerce website operator PriceMinister for about $250 million, reports the Wall Street Journal.

The news comes less than a month after word got out that Rakuten moved to acquire US-based Buy.com for approx. the same price ($250M).

Rakuten said it will buy the entire stake in PriceMinister, which boasts some 12 million registered members, from the existing issueholders through its unit in Luxemburg. The transaction is expected to close in July.

Aside from its acquisitions of Buy.com and now PriceMinister, Rakuten is also aggressively expanding across the globe through online mall operation partnerships, including a $50 million deal it recently signed with Chinese search engine Baidu and one it has established with Indonesian media conglomerate PT Global Mediacom - Rakuten and Global Mediacom are poised to launch a local e-commerce network through a joint-venture in the second half of 2010.

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