What about 3char .com?

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hi,
we all know the value of 3 letter .com but what about 3char .com?
like LLN,LNL,NLN,NNL like that
what is the value of 3char .com?
plz give your opinions
thanks,
jaik
 
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3 char.com have much value than before.

For name like LLN will over $100(If there no bad letter in it and have some good means.)

Other 3 char.com will around from $35-$100.
 
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slowly the prices are rising of 3 char .coms becuase they are harder to get. A few more years they will probably all be able to be sold for 100$+
 
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Hold on to whatever 3 Character .com that you have and if you don't have any go out and buy some :)
 
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Pm me of you want to buy one for 55bucks otherwise its going to expire. x1w
 
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bizbj said:
3 char.com have much value than before.

For name like LLN will over $100(If there no bad letter in it and have some good means.)

Other 3 char.com will around from $35-$100.
What letters are bad and is it only bad in the first position or throughout the domain name?
 
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The letters considered "Bad" probably means it doesn'tmean much specifically to the buyer. Probably.

3 char .com's are worth a LOT. (if 3 letters are acronyms or means something, like NHL or NBA.com) If lucky probably mid $xxx's
 
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What letters are bad and is it only bad in the first position or throughout the domain name?
Although I dont completely agree, many consider "Q", "X" and "Z" to be the primary letters that are weak. (Barring obvious combos like "XXX", "IQ", or a shorthand abbrev like "PLZ".) The reasoning is that there are far less potential acronyms w/ these letters than w/ most others. However, that just takes English into acct. "X", "Z", and, (to a lesser extent), "Q" are used frequently and associated w/ sounds in Pinyin Chinese, and other derivations that translate Asian languages into a western alphabet . Several product IDs use "X"- XP, XL, etc, and X can substitute for words such as extreme and extra, ie XXL or the sound "icks" as in "kix
 
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Grrilla said:
Although I dont completely agree, many consider "Q", "X" and "Z" to be the primary letters that are weak. (Barring obvious combos like "XXX", "IQ", or a shorthand abbrev like "PLZ".) The reasoning is that there are far less potential acronyms w/ these letters than w/ most others. However, that just takes English into acct. "X", "Z", and, (to a lesser extent), "Q" are used frequently and associated w/ sounds in Pinyin Chinese, and other derivations that translate Asian languages into a western alphabet . Several product IDs use "X"- XP, XL, etc, and X can substitute for words such as extreme and extra, ie XXL or the sound "icks" as in "kix
Hmm.. that's interesting. Thanks for shedding some light on it for me.
 
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it is ok i guess.
 
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how is this name Q0R.COM

thanks,
jaik
 
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IMO 3 char .com is and will be very valuable since they're harder to get nowadays.
 
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Does Eloqua (FMA.com) own any 3-char.com???
 
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lol no :p
 
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Another speculation act by big fishes...

slowly the prices are rising of 3 char .coms becuase they are harder to get. A few more years they will probably all be able to be sold for 100$+

Well no wonder why 3char rising even against the fact that endusers almost dont buy them .
Another speculation act by big fishes who took most of them and created a loss of them in the market...
 
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IMO 3 charc .com will be sold for $xxx in few years!
 
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Value will increase as time go for 3letters.com!
 
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