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Seeking IMHOs here:

I have any opportunity to acquire a package LLL consisting of .com/.net/.org.

Of course, each on its own has a distinct value. Would you agree that the value of the portfolio is markedly greater than the sum of the individual parts? If so, by how much (%)?

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Without knowing what the package consists of, there is no way of answering this question. Are the .com/.net/.org domain names the same letters?
 
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Why would the value of the portfolio be greater than the sum of the individual parts in this case? Other than being LLLs, is there some kind of relationship or synergy between the domain names to create extra value?

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Domainspade:

I'm sorry for being such a ditz. Yes, it's a 3 letter combo, the same letters in each extension.

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i would say yes, but only by like 20-30% ...

i mean if none have been developed and you are in control of the .com - the .net and .org have much less value - how much more traffic / recognition will they produce, unless they are true typos of other popular .nets or .orgs

i guess i would break it down like this (just example $$)

.com - $5,000
.net - $750
.org - $500
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total - $6,250

but offering them together as a package - $7,500
 
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namewaiter said:
.com - $5,000
.net - $750
.org - $500
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total - $6,250

but offering them together as a package - $7,500
That makes sense to me, too.
 
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