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Probably pronouncable , Nearly CVCV , and easy to remember too. Maybe pyti typos of something.

Any appraisal welcome .





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Pity typo maybe? But Pity.com isn't developed so that doesn't help much. Anyways, I would say around $100-200 for this one. :)
 
Pity typo maybe? But Pity.com isn't developed so that doesn't help much. Anyways, I would say around $100-200 for this one. :)

Thx for your opinion , Stian.
Anyone who collect LLLL.com can give opinion too ?
 
any 4 letter .com that is pronouncable has $x,xxx potential.
 
Its good cvcv and also pronounceable, I would not sell it under $xxxx.
 
High xx from me - I don't see that it's too pronounceable?
 
eh , I think it is pronouncable , at least I can speak it :D
 
somewhere in the low xxx range....good luck
 
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$100-200 reseller
 
I agree with the low $xxx figures. Though it's sort of pronounceable, it's not so memorable and doesn't roll off the tongue that easily.

With an acronym-type domain, you should also think about what it can stand for.

PYTI = Pull You Through It (some sort of therapy / support group?)
Put Your Teeth In (dentures?)
Michael Jackson had a popular song called PYT [Pretty Young Thing] - maybe something along those lines?

Good luck,
Dave
 
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