Here is a little information regarding L-LL and LL-L.com domains.
There are some other threads, but I had some unique views on this.
- There is less than a third of each one of these domains still available to register.
- L-LL and LL-L searches each return more Google results than LLL and L-L-L searches (try it)
- Having the hyphen does not negatively affect search rankings
- Premiums and words of these can be purchased on the aftermarket for $10-50
- In terms of functionality, these shouldn’t be that much less desirable than an LLLL.com
Because of those reasons, these things are selling fast.
The only problem for the buyout is that there is really no need or desire for Q-XV.com or XV-Q.com; however, because of the scarcity of them dropping, these are bound to get regged up soon.
Let's get these things sold out!
Make sure that you keep in mind that there are two domains for every acronym you want.
You may own A-BC.com, but there is also AB-C.com. To attract full end-user potential, one should register both the L-LL and the LL-L.
And one more quickie.
Look at where you put the hyphen.
For OOP (object oriented programming)
OO-P.com makes much much more sense than O-OP.com
Find linking words and don't break them with the hyphen!
L-LL.com & LL-L.com hype! 
) but also had IT which is huge I thought as well. Then I started grabbing ones that started with E/I as my thinking was that these were the closest to 2 letters as you could get. My first E one's were:
