raredn.com

Thankyou very much 4ltrorg I will enter

I would like 67, 63 and 80 please

Thanks from Josh

DNBro

I had reg two more:

D-UI.COM(Driving Under the Influence)
T-AJ.COM(TAJ is a most popular hotel chain and monument in India)

4LTR.org

Great Names!

tommiko

I have

ga-s.com


tommiko

domainer50

Thats a nice name. I have some LL-L.com names that I am going to be registering in the future. Trying to get a master list together and reg them all at once.

domainsusi

So sorry to hear that - take some pepto - hope you feel better.

No offense - just could not resist it -
????: NamePros.com http://www.namepros.com/short-domain-discussion/393482-official-final-countdown-l-ll-ll.html

Best of luck with your domain

domainer50

I didnt even think about that when I read his post. Very clever

gwkg

I did a scan last night and only 9100 out of 17576 combinations of L-LL.com are registered: 51.8%

This is going to be a long thread.

domainer50

My guess is that after a while it will tail off. I doubt they sell out before the next 18 months roll around. What about the amount of LL-L.com names available?

gwkg

e-dq.com
e-gq.com
e-jq.com
e-kq.com
e-qf.com
e-qg.com
e-qj.com
e-qv.com
e-qw.com
e-qx.com
e-qz.com
e-uq.com
e-vq.com
e-wq.com

all available

maybe you meant last 2 without a 'Q'


I'll start a scan tonight and post tomorrow. It'll take about 14 hours

DNBro

List with their meaning for quick registration.

LL-L List

AB-Y.COM to pay the penalty for (abye)
AU-K.COM diving seabird
AW-L.COM pointed punching tool
AY-E.COM affirmative vote
BU-R.COM to remove a rough edge from (burr)
CA-Y.COM small low island
CU-R.COM mongrel dog
DA-H.COM dash in Morse code
DA-W.COM to dawn
DU-N.COM of a dull brown color/to demand payment
DU-P.COM to open
EK-E.COM to get with great difficulty
EO-N.COM long period of time (aeon)
ER-N.COM erne
EW-E.COM female sheep
FE-R.COM for
FE-Y.COM crazy
FI-D.COM topmast support bar
FI-E.COM intj. expressing disapproval
FI-L.COM coin of Iraq, Jordan
FI-Z.COM hissing or sputtering sound
FO-H.COM intj. faugh
FO-Y.COM farewell feast or gift
FU-D.COM old-fashioned person
FU-G.COM to make stuffy
GA-N.COM [gin-conj] (to begin)
GE-Y.COM very
GI-B.COM to fasten with a wedge
GI-E.COM to give
GI-P.COM to gyp
GN-U.COM large antelope
GU-L.COM design in oriental carpets
GU-V.COM governor
GY-P.COM to swindle
HA-E.COM to have
HA-W.COM to turn left
HA-Y.COM to make into hay
HE-M.COM to add an edge to
HE-P.COM hip
HM-M.COM intj. expressing thought
HU-H.COM intj. expressing surprise
HU-N.COM barbarian
HU-P.COM intj. used to mark a marching cadence
HY-P.COM hypochondria
JE-E.COM to turn right (gee)
JE-U.COM game
JI-B.COM to refuse to proceed further
JU-N.COM coin of North Korea
JU-T.COM to protrude
KA-F.COM Hebrew letter (kaph)
KE-A.COM parrot
KE-F.COM marijuana
KH-I.COM Greek letter (chi)
KI-F.COM marijuana (kef)
KO-R.COM Hebrew unit of measure
LE-Y.COM lea
LO-B.COM to throw in a high arc
LO-P.COM to chop off
LU-M.COM chimney
MU-N.COM man
NA-W.COM no
OA-F.COM clumsy person
OC-A.COM South American herb
OD-S.COM [od] (hypothetical force of natural power)
OF-T.COM often
OR-T.COM table scrap
OU-D.COM stringed instrument of northern Africa
PE-W.COM bench for seating people in church
PU-D.COM pudding
PU-N.COM to make a pun (a play on words)
PU-S.COM viscous fluid formed in infected tissue
PY-A.COM copper coin of Burma
PY-X.COM container for the Eucharist
QA-T.COM evergreen shrub (kat)
QU-A.COM in the capacity of
RA-J.COM dominion; sovereignty
RH-O.COM Greek letter
RO-C.COM lengendary bird of prey
RY-A.COM Scandinavian handwoven rug
SU-Q.COM marketplace (souk) {OSPD3}
TE-G.COM yearling sheep
TU-I.COM bird of New Zealand
TU-N.COM to store in a large cask
TU-P.COM to copulate with a ewe
UD-O.COM Japanese herb
UG-H.COM sound of a cough or grunt
UT-S.COM [ut] (musical tone)
VA-R.COM unit of reactive power
VA-S.COM anatomical duct
VA-U.COM Hebrew letter (vav)
VA-V.COM Hebrew letter
VA-W.COM Hebrew letter (vav)
VO-E.COM small bay, creek, or inlet
VU-G.COM small cavity in a rock or lode
WA-E.COM woe
WE-N.COM benign skin tumor
WO-E.COM tremendous grief
WO-G.COM dark-skinned foreigner
WO-P.COM Italian {offensive}
WO-T.COM to know
WR-Y.COM contorted/to contort
WU-D.COM insane
WY-N.COM rune for 'W' (wynn)
YA-P.COM to bark shrilly
YA-R.COM yare
YA-W.COM to deviate from an intended course
YE-W.COM evergreen tree or shrub
YI-D.COM Jew {offensive}
YI-N.COM feminine passive principle {Chinese}
YI-P.COM to yelp
YO-M.COM day
YO-N.COM yonder
YO-W.COM to yowl
YU-P.COM yep
ZE-K.COM inmate in a Soviet labor camp
ZI-N.COM zinfandel {OSPD3}
ZO-A.COM [zoon-pl] (whole product of a fertilized egg)

L-LL List
A-WL.COM pointed punching tool
B-EY.COM Turkish ruler
B-RR.COM intj. used to indicate coldness (brrr)
B-UR.COM to remove a rough edge from (burr)
C-OY.COM shy/to caress
D-AH.COM dash in Morse code
D-AK.COM transportion by relay
D-AW.COM to dawn
D-EY.COM former North African ruler
D-UD.COM bomb that fails to explode
D-UG.COM teat, udder
F-AY.COM to join closely
F-EH.COM Hebrew letter (pe)
F-EY.COM crazy
F-EZ.COM brimless cap worn by men in the Near East
F-OH.COM intj. faugh
F-OU.COM drunk
F-OY.COM farewell feast or gift
F-UD.COM old-fashioned person
F-UG.COM to make stuffy
G-AE.COM to go
G-EY.COM very
G-IB.COM to fasten with a wedge
G-IE.COM to give
G-OR.COM intj. used as a mild oath
G-OX.COM gaseous oxygen
G-OY.COM non-Jewish person
G-UL.COM design in oriental carpets
G-UV.COM governor
H-AE.COM to have
H-AO.COM Vietnamese monetary unit
H-AP.COM to happen
H-AW.COM to turn left
H-AY.COM to make into hay
H-EH.COM Hebrew letter (heth)
H-EP.COM hip
H-EW.COM to cut with an ax
H-OD.COM portable trough
H-OY.COM heavy barge
H-UE.COM color
H-UH.COM intj. expressing surprise
I-LK.COM kind
I-RK.COM to annoy
J-IG.COM to bob
J-OT.COM to write down quickly
J-OW.COM to toll
J-UT.COM to protrude
K-AB.COM ancient Hebrew unit of measure
K-EA.COM parrot
K-EF.COM marijuana
K-EP.COM to catch
K-IF.COM marijuana (kef)
K-IR.COM alcoholic beverage
K-OA.COM timber tree
K-OB.COM reddish brown antelope
K-OI.COM large Japanese carp {OSPD3}
K-OP.COM hill
K-OR.COM Hebrew unit of measure
K-UE.COM letter 'q'
L-AV.COM lavatory
L-EI.COM flower necklace
L-EK.COM Albanian monetary unit
L-EV.COM Bulgarian monetary unit
L-EY.COM lea
L-OB.COM to throw in a high arc
L-OP.COM to chop off
M-AW.COM to mow
M-UN.COM man
M-UT.COM mutt
N-AE.COM no; not
N-AH.COM no
N-AY.COM negative vote
N-OB.COM wealthy person
N-OG.COM strong ale/to fill space with bricks
N-UB.COM protuberance
O-AF.COM clumsy person
O-HS.COM [oh] (to exclaim "oh")
O-NS.COM [on] (side of wicket in cricket)
O-PE.COM to open
O-RA.COM [os-pl] (orifice)
O-RC.COM marine mammal (orca)
O-UD.COM stringed instrument of northern Africa
O-XY.COM containing oxygen
P-AX.COM ceremonial embrace given to signify Christian love and unity
P-EH.COM Hebrew letter (pe)
P-HT.COM intj. used as an expression of mild anger or annoyance
P-IA.COM brain membrane
P-IU.COM more used as a musical direction
????: NamePros.com http://www.namepros.com/showthread.php?t=393482
P-OI.COM Hawaiian food
P-OM.COM English immigrant in Australia {offensive}
P-UD.COM pudding
P-UG.COM to fill in with clay or mortar
P-UL.COM coin of Afghanistan
P-YA.COM copper coin of Burma
P-YX.COM container for the Eucharist
R-EB.COM Confederate soldier
R-ET.COM to soak in order to loosen the fiber from the woody tissue
????: NamePros.com http://www.namepros.com/showthread.php?t=393482
S-UQ.COM marketplace (souk) {OSPD3}
T-AE.COM to
T-AV.COM Hebrew letter
T-EG.COM yearling sheep
T-EW.COM to work hard
T-HY.COM possessive form of the pronoun thou
T-UN.COM to store in a large cask
T-YE.COM chain on a ship
U-GH.COM sound of a cough or grunt
U-LU.COM Eskimo knife
U-RB.COM urban area
V-AR.COM unit of reactive power
V-AU.COM Hebrew letter (vav)
V-AW.COM Hebrew letter (vav)
V-IG.COM charge paid to a bookie on a bet (vigorish)
V-IM.COM energy
V-OE.COM small bay, creek, or inlet
V-OX.COM voice
W-AG.COM to move briskly up and down or to and fro
W-OE.COM tremendous grief
W-OG.COM dark-skinned foreigner
W-OT.COM to know
W-UD.COM insane
W-YE.COM letter 'y'
W-YN.COM rune for 'W' (wynn)
Y-AR.COM yare
Y-AW.COM to deviate from an intended course
Y-IP.COM to yelp
Y-OB.COM hoodlum
Y-OM.COM day
Z-EK.COM inmate in a Soviet labor camp

Good Luck.

domainer50

Nice list bij. Rep added if it lets me.

thetruman

this list took you a long time to sort and define... definetely repped

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gwkg

9017 out of 17576 combinations of LL-L.com are registered: 51.3%

buckshotdots

Now this isn't a true LL-L.com but close and interesting to see a major studio using what we are talking about...

While watching tv tonight I saw an ad for a new movie coming out near xmas and to my surprise this was their sites name-

www.avp-r.com/

gary-

VURG

I commented on this a few days ago. Notice that they also own avpr.com but prefer to promote the hyphen. M-MS.com is another example that I like.

buckshotdots

My bad VURG, rep added for your find

g-

domainer50

Thats very interesting. Promoting the hyphen over the non hyphen? Thats defintley a good thing for domainers.

4LTR.org

Here are a few smaller websites...

http://r-it.com
http://l-it.com
http://c-it.com
http://m-it.com
http://f-it.com
http://b-et.com
http://me-n.com
http://1-us.com
http://g-et.com
http://bb-b.com
http://ai-w.com
http://m-gm.com
http://cc-c.com
http://ci-a.com
http://e-go.com
http://x-xx.com
http://A2-z.com
http://aa-r.com
http://ba-r.com
http://ic-e.com
http://c-me.com
????: NamePros.com http://www.namepros.com/showthread.php?t=393482
http://m-me.com
http://i-go.com
http://2-it.com
http://ai-r.com
http://a-sk.com
http://b-to.com

thetruman

I have to say I saw a few LL-L and L-LL in ccTLd S such as .de for active companies!!!
Unfortunately I didn t save the address, but surely it means that this kind of domains attract interest

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floatingworld

hmm not sure you are right in only focussing on the percentage..the actual number of domains remaining is quite small..they could go quite quickly in a wild flurry at end....

buckshotdots

I think a good question would be "How many premiums are left?". Those should be flying or gone real soon. PIcked up the following this week...
????: NamePros.com http://www.namepros.com/showthread.php?t=393482

j-ps.com
j-jr.com
e-mr.net (grabbed it as I own the .com)

was outbid on this one (missed auction ending)
ms-l.com

gary-

VURG

It would be interesting to know of the L-LL.com and LL-L.com that are not remaining, how many of them were bought between Jan 2007 and now. There was around 50% L-L-L.com remaining in Jan this year.

domainer50

My paypal/godaddy accounts are being odd at the moment. I have a list of about 10 LL-L/L-LL.com names that I want to reg but godaddy isnt letting me!

buckshotdots

Notice the starting price at snap...

e-ny.net $199.00 02-Jan-2008

gary-