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  1. 12-27-2011, 08:10 AM #1
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    LLLL.com

    Looking for some insight. What is the best approach to a 13+ year old very pronounceable and brandable LLLL.com? Sell in todays market? Hold onto for future investment? Develope it? Still learning the ropes here and dont want to make any wrong moves. Thanks for your thoughts.
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    If it is a true pronounceable word and not some hocus pocus made up crap, then hang on to it. If it is an actual dictionary word, definitely hang on to it vs. selling in this market.

    On the other hand, if it is really good, how have the offers been so far? Have there been offers? If there is no interest in the name and offers are non-existent or infrequent, then it may not actually be a good name or letter combo. With that, it may be a good idea to let it go with a reasonable offer.

    Either way, posting the name for sale in a few locations will get more looks and perhaps generate some interest.

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    It really depends on the domain. The brandability, pronouncability, amount/quality of companies using the same name / acronym etc. You can PM me the name and I'll give you some advice and an appraisal in the current market.
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    Thank you for the quick responses Gerry and Tim. Tim PM is sent. Thanks.
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    Quote Originally Posted by kmp View Post
    Looking for some insight. What is the best approach to a 13+ year old very pronounceable and brandable LLLL.com? Sell in todays market? Hold onto for future investment? Develope it? Still learning the ropes here and dont want to make any wrong moves. Thanks for your thoughts.
    It depends on the offer you are getting and if you need the money now or you could wait it out
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