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closed 3 letters.net any value?

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Has a 3 letters (bad ones without meaning) .net any value?
(no numbers no hypens , just letters)
 
I can't say it for now,
but 3 letters.net seems rare, so, I ask if "3 bad letters".net has some value.
The less it can be.
 
all depends.. like gr8.net ( great.net) etc...

have a look in the sales and auction forums .. people are always selling 3 letter domains.. that will give you a better idea :)

hope it helps
 
i said letters, no numbers
 
i know... read the sales forums for a better idea.. the letters may abreviate something .. i dont know.. you cant appraise something you dont know what it is
 
Probably be able to sell it for at least $20 no matter how bad the letters. I recently bought ZGI.NET from somebody on this board for $35 if that helps you.
 
thanks for your replies.

ZGI.net sounds good to me ;-)
 
Greggish is right. $20-$40 seems to be about average for that kind of name. I got one with only 1 bad letter, RQU.net for $19 from a member here. I also got one for $444 DNF Bucks from another member - WXV.net.
 
This begs the question - how about 3 letter dot coms?
 
I've seen 3-letter .coms with bad letters going on Ebay from time to time for $150-$200. Bid on one last month that went for $152 (I stopped around $140).
 
Oh Boy. If we only knew for sure back then that 3 letter (any 3 letter) .coms would be in such demand.
 
No kidding...and imagine if what might be said of these same 3-letter names 2 years from now!

:) Andrew
 
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