Who said shorter is better ? my girl friend said the longer the better lol little joke there.

im not going to keep trumping on which one is better because the facts is every niche of domains are as good as each other to the right end user.

its time for we the domainer to start growing up less words like: noob which
really means newcomer and better which means good and cr*p which means
poor. This is why we dont see enough end users on these forums because
of the way we act to each other or towards domains.

The more pleasant we become to each other and each others domains the more end users will come to show their hand and let the cat out of the bag.

Anyone tired of having to copy and paste L-LLs from those available lists into the Google text box for researching? Well, I grew tired of such a slow method of research and did something about it.

I have built the Ultimate L-LL Research Page having 3 different Google Search links, followed by 2 acronym definitions and finishing with a Google Trends link. All you need to do is scroll and click for a speedy, efficient domain name research session.

Here is what you'll need to do for getting there. First, I do not want Google to index the research pages content being full of links (might hurt my page rank) so the pages are password protected. The username and password are the same.

username: namepros
password: namepros

The address: www.urdng.com/Research/L-LL_Research_1.html

After logging on you'll find 4 pages with all available L-LLs and their research links. I hope to build a LL-L research page soon.

Enjoy!

BTW: The pages are big (1mb) so the download might be slow.

Thanks for the software...you've made things much easier!!!

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Why is QX.com in the XX,XXX range.
QXQ in the XXXX range.
QXQX in the XXX range.
QXQXQX in the XX range? It's all in the numbers.

Since so many people are comparing L-LL to LL-L I thought I'd add my pennies worth. L-L-L look great and I encurage anyone to add them to their "BALANCED" portfolio.

Currently L-L-L go for about 8 times more than an L-LL however, they are all registered. L-LL could someday come close to L-L-L values once they are all gone. I know they are a better deal for me now, because I get them for $7. However, I'd like to be Bluebecker or Bricio holding onto all the L-L-L domains.

One positive thing about L-LL domains are that they are only 4 characters thus they will rise again for a second time once all the 4 characters are gone. Will they ever be worth more than L-L-L? I could go either way on that one. Looks Great vs Has Less Dashes. 4 Characters vs 5 Characters? Beauty is in the eye of the enduser.

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Anyone tired of having to copy and paste L-LLs from those available lists into the Google text box for researching? Well, I grew tired of such a slow method of research and did something about it.

I have built the Ultimate L-LL Research Page having 3 different Google Search links, followed by 2 acronym definitions and finishing with a Google Trends link. All you need to do is scroll and click for a speedy, efficient domain name research session.

Here is what you'll need to do for getting there. First, I do not want Google to index the research pages content being full of links (might hurt my page rank) so the pages are password protected. The username and password are the same.

username: namepros
password: namepros

The address: www.urdng.com/Research/L-LL_Research_1.html

After logging on you'll find 4 pages with all available L-LLs and their research links. I hope to build a LL-L research page soon.

Enjoy!

BTW: The pages are big (1mb) so the download might be slow.

s-dc.com $99.00 28-Jan-2008
n-yo.com $139.00 28-Jan-2008

My new reg: AU-R.COM

Anyone have any idea, how many L-LL & LL-L left now.

thanks

Update: I have the LL-L research page finished and ready to browse.
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Anyone tired of having to copy and paste L-LLs & LL-Ls from those available lists into the Google text box for researching? Well, I grew tired of such a slow method of research and did something about it.

I have built the Ultimate L-LL & LL-L Research Pages having 3 different Google Search links, followed by 2 acronym definitions and finishing with a Google Trends link. All you need to do is scroll and click for a speedy, efficient domain name research session.

Here is what you'll need to do for getting there. First, I do not want Google to index the research pages content being full of links (might hurt my page rank) so the pages are password protected. The username and password are the same.

username: namepros
password: namepros

L-LL: www.urdng.com/Research/L-LL_Research_1.html
LL-L: www.urdng.com/Research/LL-L_Research_1.html

After logging on you'll find 8 pages with all available L-LLs & LL-Ls and their research links.

Enjoy!

BTW: The pages are big (1mb) so the download might be slow.

The count is definately going lower, however, it seemed to slow down right when the LLLL.com's started picking up. I think that as soon as the LLLL.com's get a little higher and start pushing people out of the market, investors will start a rush towards these $7 gems. If you look at the 3 letter domains, the L-L.com are worth about 1/3 of the LLL.com. If these guys were to follow in their big brothers footsteps, they should now be worth about $20 each, or about 1/3 of the LLLL.com minimum value. However, in actuality they are still undervalued as the should be worth 1/25th the value of a L-L.com which would be around $80.


11/20 = 17357
12/10 = 17114
12/27 = 16168
1/26 = 15902

I wish i had enough to buy them all.

Edit: It might be fun to track sales in this thread so we can see how the pirces climb over the years.

T-UT.com $10.95
PR-Y.com $19.95
GO-O.com $2,500

If you know of anymore, pleae post them. Thanks

I bought r-ev for reg fee..
Btw what is the future of L-LL?
Will it be considered as LLLL ?