Wanted: Website LLL.com

[nuco]

Pm your LLL.com


with price iam looking for only good deals so pm me your best price


thanks

 

[randomo]

Just to be clear: are you looking for 3-letter .com's or 3-character .com's?

 

[Theo]

We need a new subforum called "Lowballers"

 

[Vinnee]

My last auction for NLL.com went over 8K. That is, the auction I was bidding in. All depends on the name/acro benefit.

 

[tetrapak]

Olivess sees the future.

 

[tekz999]

Throw some here if anyone have LLL.com for $1k.

 

[theinvestor]

I'm in for 2k...throw them at me.

 

[tekz999]

$2009!!! Throw them at ME.
LoL.

 

[michaelg314]

same here. throw some my way

 

[Focus]

You are only hurting this market by posting nonsense threads like this...good LLL .com's are more valuable than ever, you won't find any in the world for this price..expect to spend 10k at least to get something decent.

 

[GUA]

I agree with Focus.

This is a ridiculous thread BUT If you want LLL.coms make your own threads. Who knows, olivves might get lucky. This is just simple thread hijacking... again.

 

[Vinnee]

yep, LLL.com's are good to have.

 

[randomo]

As my earlier question implied, when he said "LLL.com", maybe he meant 3-character .com's ... using LLL in that case is a common error (especially among newbies and/or native speakers of other languages).

How about giving people the benefit of the doubt before ridiculing them?

 

[HBK216]

You will have to raise your budget if you are looking for LLL.com's

As far as threads like this ruining value, get real. A domain to the end user is NOT going to have its value ruined by threads like these. The only people who would get affected are those flipping to other domainers. However most of us are not interested in flipping to domainers so threads like this do not harm us. Also LLL's have been going for under $4K for a bit now, look at Snap for instance.

However the better the letters you have, the more chances at potential end users so those still remain higher in cost.

 

[Theo]

All I see is some guy from a former Russian republic and a Chinese guy selling jqg's on Sedo. Good for them. The rats jump ship first.

 

[GUA]

Better letters have more potential end users is the most ridiculous statement i have heard in a while. . .

 

[fischermx]

In that case, I can offer "geeh.com", for $1,000
Since the "h" doesn't sound.... well, it is like a LLL.com...... haha

 

[PRED]

This is weird? what's wrong with his first post?

or are some LLL.com holders panicking? :smilewinkgrin:

 

[HBK216]

Better letters have more potential end users is the most ridiculous statement i have heard in a while. . .

Prove it wrong... Showing sales of a bunch of non premium letters going back & forth amongst domain investors does not count. The better the letters, the more choices you have in term of end users matching the acronym. It is basic common sense.

ABD > KQZ for instance.

 

[GUA]

Prove it wrong... Showing sales of a bunch of non premium letters going back & forth amongst domain investors does not count. The better the letters, the more choices you have in term of end users matching the acronym. It is basic common sense.

ABD > KQZ for instance.

*Baffled*
You are clearly mixing your resellers with end users.

Bad letters have just as much potential to find an enduser as a good letter.

Yes perhaps there are less words which begin with q, than a but I dont thik Automated Quotes Zone LLC, or Xtreme Sporting Jobs really give a crap about that.

Furthermore different countries use different letters more commonly..

I mean.. wow.........