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3 "y" ... it gets also few daily hits, what do you think ? There're only 26 possibilities to own a domain of 3 repeated letters under dot org, it should be worth something I hope :)
 
I like it, mainly because it easy to remember :ok: .
But I am not sure who would need it for business purposes...
 
Difficult letter on its own, still mid $xxx at least.
 
I can see it grabbing $1,000 with the right buyer.

RADiSTAR said:
Difficult letter on its own, still mid $xxx at least.
 
Thanks for your appraisals and yes, I acquired it because very easy to remember and probably I paid a too high price too but I'm satisfied :)
 
All of the matching 3 letter .coms I have seen usually sell for xx,xxx +. I understand that these domains are very memorable and easy to market, but how relevant can you make "yyy"? I don't think it could be an acronym for a phrase. I'd still give this .org an appraisal of high xxx to low xxxx for the right buyer.

Ovt for yyy : 2271
 
It might be a non profit site for the Japanese market maybe ... where 3 founders of a company have a surname starting with "y" :)

I'm submitting nnn.org for appraisal in another thread just now to see what kind of feedback I'll get for it, surely much better letters ...
 
Mid $xxx-$1XXX
Good luck
 
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