closed F1V.com

[options]

Formula 1

V:

Video
Victory
View
Virtue
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How much is F1V.com worth?

 

[Duke]

No more than a reg fee. These 3 letter/number combos drop every day. Over 5,000 dropped on a single day last week!

 

[GiantDomains]

Yes, any given day you can get a two-letter, one number for reg fees.

 

[Ed30]

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.

 

[options]

OK, but there are many nice names with two letters-one number combination.

Think of 1st mi5 b2b b4b etc.

 

[Duke]

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.

 

[peter]

correct me if Im wrong, but doesn't b2b stand for "back to basics" ?

 

[Ed30]

I sold a 3 character for $10 yesterday so that gives us some idea. Reg fees only.

 

[Ed30]

business to business

 

[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.

 

[GiantDomains]

Yes options, one stroke of the keys can mean millions...

F1V= $15
VH1= $15,000,000

(I know it is TM, for demo purposes)

 

[Duke]

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.

The problem is 5YC only means Five Young Canibals to you. No one else would have a clue what you are thinking!

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.