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Reply With QuoteNo more than a reg fee. These 3 letter/number combos drop every day. Over 5,000 dropped on a single day last week!
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No more than a reg fee. These 3 letter/number combos drop every day. Over 5,000 dropped on a single day last week!
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Yes, any given day you can get a two-letter, one number for reg fees.
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I'm trying to get rid of v6e.com in the for sale section for dnbucks and I'm struggling. The Duke and Doobs are right.
OK, but there are many nice names with two letters-one number combination.
Think of 1st mi5 b2b b4b etc.
B2B would be an obvious exception. If a term has real meaning that everyone is familiar with then of course it will have value. But just a random combination has no value in today's market.
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correct me if Im wrong, but doesn't b2b stand for "back to basics" ?
I sold a 3 character for $10 yesterday so that gives us some idea. Reg fees only.
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I think some still can be used as acronyms.
E.g. 5yc = Five Young Canibals.
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There must be hidden value in many such names.
Yes options, one stroke of the keys can mean millions...
F1V= $15
VH1= $15,000,000
(I know it is TM, for demo purposes)
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The problem is 5YC only means Five Young Canibals to you. No one else would have a clue what you are thinking!Originally posted by options
I think some still can be used as acronyms.
E.g. 5yc = Five Young Canibals.
.com available.
There must be hidden value in many such names.
Not only are letter-number combos doing poorly, pure 3-letter .nets and .orgs have been going very cheap lately. I bought several 3-letter .orgs for $12.50 each recently and I know one big deal for pure 3-letter .nets that went for even less. When you can get real 3-letter .orgs and .nets for that kind of money there is absolutely no reason to be wasting money on number-letter combos that are a dime a dozen.
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