appraise TPK.MY (3 Letter Domains)

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I’ve got a small batch of 3-letter .my , please provide an appraisal or valuation report for these domain.

TPK.MY
WTR.MY
CZN.MY
PBW.MY
PFR.MY

All domains are 3L, no numbers.

Unlike most country-code TLDs, .my is an actual English word - “my”.
It adds a layer of meaning and memorability you don’t get with .xyz, .net, or even .sg.

I’d love to hear,

1. What do you think these domains are worth today?
2. Has anyone here bought or sold short .my domains recently? How did it go?
3. Serious buyers — happy to chat via PM!

Thanks in advance for your insights. Looking forward to the discussion!

Edited: Updated the post to comply with forum/thread guidelines

 

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[HelmutsHelmuts is verified member.]

@DNF Admin - hi, could you please check if the 'bump' restrictions are still working? .. users shouldn't be able to 'bump' the posts so often. .. 1/week? Tx

 

[HelmutsHelmuts is verified member.]

Test BUMP

that's smart

 

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@DNF Admin - hi, could you please check if the 'bump' restrictions are still working? .. users shouldn't be able to 'bump' the posts so often. .. 1/week? Tx

I haven't seen any warning when posting here. Maybe different settings apply to different sections? It might be worth checking again to make sure everything is working as intended.

 

[HelmutsHelmuts is verified member.]

I haven't seen any warning when posting here. Maybe different settings apply to different sections? It might be worth checking again to make sure everything is working as intended.

ahh.. this makes 100% sense .. mystery solved

Happy New Year!!

 

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Happy New Year, @Helmuts

So, how much do you think these domain names should be priced at? Mid $xxx to low $xxxx? I believe only names that are easy to pronounce and are dictionary words fit well with this ccTLD. Acronyms or short names seem to be popular in the Chinese market. From what I've observed, most 3-letter and 3-numeric domains are owned by Chinese buyers. However, I still think everyone likes short domain names.