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Reply With QuoteQZWU are bad,
ABCDWE are good in my eyes cause they are all typed in the left hand
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What are some good letters to use in a LLL.TLD domain and what are some bad letters.
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QZWU are bad,
ABCDWE are good in my eyes cause they are all typed in the left hand
You must be left handed =p
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If someone offers you WWW.com don't take itOriginally Posted by paybacktime
QZWU are bad,
ABCDWE are good in my eyes cause they are all typed in the left hand
sex - in that order
Really there`s no bad letters. Some people will have you believe that a few letters don`t sell aswell. But the whole point of a LLL is to sell to a company who uses that abbreviation. If your unsure what to register, run your list through google and overture, and go for the ones that bring up the highest results. High results = more companies who will want it.
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Good answer, dajimbo.
I agree with dajimbo to a point, but the idea is that its much easier to sell TSR.com to a company than it is to try and find Quality Zebra X-Rays to sell your QZX.com domain to them.
Tip: Often, those quirky letter combos belong to stock market symbols.
usually doing an overture check gives you an idea of how many companies might be in the market for a 3 letter, some 3 letters have little or no companies attached, at least as far as searches go
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