3 letters?

AdoptableDomains said:

Bad letters are in the eye of the beholder. .us domains are a little more limited due to the English language. the gTLD's being useful in many languages make them somewhatmore likely to be useful. some non-english languages use x, z, y, more commonly, where these are very limited in English. I generally don't mind a single Q, since it can stand for quality, quantity, question, query, quick, Quest, etc. Add a second one or an X and you make it difficult to find or even make up a useful acronym. One exception to the X is using it for Roman numerals, which I've picked up and sold several. I still have XII.info (roman 12), XIV.info (14), XVI.info (16), XXV.info (25), LXX.info (70) that all contain the dreaded X.

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IAmAllanShore said:

3 letters that are pronouncable together or stand for something are always (IMHO) worth reg'ing if the extension is under $20 a year. (No .md's yet, still too expensive)
-Allan

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ecalc said:

PolurNET said:

Thanks! Actually it was advertised by an NPer, and I didn't believe it when I saw it. It was the first thing I ever bought on ebay, and will probably be one of the only things (I don't like ebay auctions too much) :p

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Hi Polur,
That was me, I was the seller. I sold many "bad letter" LLL.orgs on eBay last year, started most of them at $0.99 with no reserve. You snagged a bargain at $30. The others sold for $48 to $199, much to my satisfaction. I've been buying and selling on eBay for over 5 years and I still say it's the greatest thing since sliced bread. Thanks again for the buy, and congrats on the resale!

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