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Think this domain is worth much?

Thought it sounded quite good, and is only 4 chars.
 
Hi,

Welcome to the forum.

Four-letter (non-word) dot coms do not have inherent value, unlike three-letter dot coms, which definitely have inherent value.

Even the worst letter combinations with three-letter dot coms will be worth at least high $xxx. And good letter combinations will be well into the $x,xxx range.

Four letter dot-coms can be valuable if a company wants the letter combination as an acronym, and if that is the case you could possibly get low $x, xxx for the domain.

Unfortunately, not many four-letter dot coms sell for that.

If no end user is eager to buy the domain as an acronym, the end user value is relatively low: $xx to low $xxx range.

Good luck
 
Thanks for your reply!

Bit new to this domain business just trying to figure out how it all works, and slowly building a domain portfolio. Thanks for your help, I think I will hang on to the domain for the meantime then.

:)
 
5 letters (isuzu.com) will be very very good! :-D
 
heh, yeah. Now I wish I put the u at the end of my domain! :-D
 
Possibility your visitors will save you the trouble... meaning, you might get a few 'typos' attempting to go to isuzu.com. :)

At least park it somewhere...
 
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