closed 4 Letter .coms

[BGray]

How do You all appraise 4 letter .coms. I noticed some close to expiring but I don't know how to valuate them.

Please appraise

inot.com
inby.com
macu.com (last name)

Thanks

 

[rebies]

4 letter dot coms with no numbers or dashes seem do do pretty well. 4 letters that mean something or sound good are more valuable. A good example might be yast.com because most people can pronounce it, thus making it easier to remember. (though thats just an example off the top of my head) Another thing that makes it more valuable is if there are companies with that 4 letter acronym.

Personally I have seen 4 letter .coms that sell anywhere from $100 to $20,000. For those 4 letter dot coms that dont mean anything, are not a word, or are not pronouncable, I would say its only worth about $100 or $150.

The way I like to look at it is there are almost a half million combinations of true 4 letter domains. (456,967 that is) Thats a lot of domains, and not to mention 5 and 6 letter domains that are a word or mean something else all together.

 

[Ed30]

Dozens of four letter .coms drop everyday - unless they are meaningful or an acronym that can be sold on, they are worthless junk.

 

[kingdon]

I learned that the hard way, I'm embarrassed to say it, but it was I that had the Mafy.com auction on e-bay, with the $2500 opening first bid that never sold. And I do have a few 4 letter domains that can be pronounced, but there are better 5 and 6 letter real domains to grab.

Don