WHy are LLL.com domains worth so much? how do you know a good one?

[bigbody300]

hi,

I have a few LL.ca and LLL.ca domains how do you know if they are of any value.

Why are they valueable?

[SBDomains]

Because there are very little amount of them and they will never be dropped. (.com's)

[Stian]

They are valuable because they are rare (only 676 LL.ca's, only 17576 LLL.ca's). They're short, easily memorable and they represent hundreds of thousands of company acronyms. Those companies consider those acronyms valuable and wants to pay a substantial amount of money to use the domain.

[Dale Hubbard]

Only a few thousand LLL.org.uk left now and at ~$9 reg fee, they are a steal.

[bigbody300]

thanks a lot guys..now i see why.i picked up a few recent dropped LLL.ca and LLLL.ca ...when regging a domain...can i flip it right away..or do i need to keep in my possession for a limited time? I am new to domain flipping

[Jilo]

Only a few thousand LLL.org.uk left now and at ~$9 reg fee, they are a steal.

LLL.org.uk aren't worth it... if they were, those few thousand unregistered names would be taken... I'd stick to .com and .net

can i flip it right away..or do i need to keep in my possession for a limited time?

I'd keep on to them for a while... build up a nice 'folio of them.

[Dale Hubbard]

LLL.org.uk aren't worth it... if they were, those few thousand unregistered names would be taken... I'd stick to .com and .net

Would you have said that about LLL.co.uk back in 1995?

[Jilo]

.org.uk and .co.uk are two entirely different matters... this isn't 1995, .co.uk has caught on, and as far as I can see, .org.uk is mostly only used by charities... Anyway, in 1995 I wouldn't have said much... I was only 6

[Dale Hubbard]

.org.uk and .co.uk are two entirely different matters... this isn't 1995, .co.uk has caught on, and as far as I can see, .org.uk is mostly only used by charities... Anyway, in 1995 I wouldn't have said much... I was only 6

Do your research before making bold statements about a market you appear to know nothing about, despite the fact that you appear to be in London. At 21, you're way behind the times.

[Jilo]

A simple Google search backs me up; type in .org.uk, I've gone through 4 pages, all charities... I have a lot to learn still, I know. But I know when something is worth investing in, and when it's not.

[Dale Hubbard]

A simple Google search backs me up; type in .org.uk, I've gone through 4 pages, all charities... I have a lot to learn still, I know. But I know when something is worth investing in, and when it's not.

Your Google skills have yet to be honed. Take a profitable keyword and search like this:

http://www.google.co.uk/#hl=en&q=fli...a7853294747831

[katherine]

.org.uk and .co.uk are two entirely different matters... this isn't 1995, .co.uk has caught on, and as far as I can see, .org.uk is mostly only used by charities... Anyway, in 1995 I wouldn't have said much... I was only 6

I am not British but I am under the impression that .org.uk really means charity most of the time, unlike .org.
http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en...2C0%2C0%2C0%2C

thanks a lot guys..now i see why.i picked up a few recent dropped LLL.ca and LLLL.ca ...when regging a domain...can i flip it right away..or do i need to keep in my possession for a limited time? I am new to domain flipping

Good luck, imo the .ca market is more or less flat. Definitely less liquid than .com anyway.