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How Much Are Three Letter Domains Worth These Days?

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KayDee

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Hi,

Just wanted to pick your brains regarding this.

IF XXX = any three letter combo then what are the following TLDs worth?

XXX.COMs
XXX.NETs
XXX.INFOs
XXX.ORGs
XXX.USs
XXX.BIZs



How much are they going for these day in both the reseller/end user markets?

The reason I'm asking is cos there are a LOT of them unregistered right now.

I'm running a search as we speak of all possible threeletter .info names. The search should be over in 2 hours :) Of course I'm NOT doing it manually.

Already ran a check for all three letter .com, .net and .co.uks to check if ANY are unregistered :) Guess what????

NONE! LOL

Will run the same test for .orgs, .us and .biz this weekend

Please feel free to tell me what you think their values are.

Thanks for your time. :)
 
Price differs the way you advertise your domain names to the right buyers.

Some price samples:

.com all 3 letters in average between $300 to $500, higher if single syllable.

.net all 3 letters in average between $35 to $150, higher value if domain names is easy to read, single syllable, etc.

.org all 3 letters lower than .com & .net value.

.info & .biz still competing against .com & .net

Just my opinion, ofcourse I buy domains for my collection only, buying price as reseller.

cheers,
tw
 
Thanks so much Watcher :)
 
Glad to help.

tw
 
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