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DNQ

What's the value of a 3 letter .info domain like this one?


Acronyms
Dearly Not Queerly
Diazonaphthoquinone
Did Not Qualify
Do Not Quit
 
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Undeveloped = high $xx
 
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I Agree - High $xx wholesale and certainly more to an end-user.

Pretty impressive considering 3-letter .infos were available for reg fee only a little more than a year ago!

Good luck with this one!
:) Andrew
 
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Thanks for your appraisals.
Searched around a little at google and found out that DNQ could also stand for "Domain Name Query"...

More appraisals would be appreciated :)
 
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low $xxx if you find someone that really wants the domain
 
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I concur w/ others. High$xx-$120, whse. Not the strongest of acronyms that you have listed there, but not bad. I had a 3LL .biz sell for $1,000 to enduser, w/o any apparent acronym, but it worked out because a company wanted the initials for a new product line, so the moral of the story is that, sometimes, it is better to be lucky, than to be good. :blink: :hehe:
 
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Do you own "DNQ.info", Col? :blink:

Thanks for the quick clarification.
-Jeff B-)
 
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RapidBox.com said:
Do you own "DNQ.info", Col? :blink:

Thanks for the quick clarification.
-Jeff B-)

Yes, I bought it yesterday. I could have pointed that out a little better. I guess I didn't think about it since you're not allowed to post here for an appraisal if you don't own the domain. I'll be clearer in future appraisal requests :)

Grrilla said:
I concur w/ others. High$xx-$120, whse. Not the strongest of acronyms that you have listed there, but not bad. I had a 3LL .biz sell for $1,000 to enduser, w/o any apparent acronym, but it worked out because a company wanted the initials for a new product line, so the moral of the story is that, sometimes, it is better to be lucky, than to be good. :blink: :hehe:

The acronyms I listed were the ones that I found at acronymfinder.
hehe... I'll try to just be lucky in the future then :P
 
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high xx$ to mid $xxx IMO :)
 
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Grrilla said:
I concur w/ others. High$xx-$120, whse. Not the strongest of acronyms that you have listed there, but not bad. I had a 3LL .biz sell for $1,000 to enduser, w/o any apparent acronym, but it worked out because a company wanted the initials for a new product line, so the moral of the story is that, sometimes, it is better to be lucky, than to be good. :blink: :hehe:


yes , i agree ....
sometimes is all about luck .....

but on the long run , you must be faster, smarter,.... :bingo:
 
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Thanks for all appraisals so far.
 
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Quite a good acronym... I'd say high $xx to low $xxx
 
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I see names like this trading for low xx most of the time.

(Wholesale)

You may get lucky though ;)
 
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The acronyms I listed were the ones that I found at acronymfinder.
hehe... I'll try to just be lucky in the future then :P
In spite of my self-deprecating humor, I usually do my homework, and don't rely too heavily on luck.
However, I have found that the roadmap and the best made travel plans don't guarantee what the trip will be like or the destination that the journey might lead to. There are alot of unmapped, unknown and unexpected side streets that I may have missed or may have not counted on. :)
 
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high $xx
 
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Grrilla said:
In spite of my self-deprecating humor, I usually do my homework, and don't rely too heavily on luck.
However, I have found that the roadmap and the best made travel plans don't guarantee what the trip will be like or the destination that the journey might lead to. There are alot of unmapped, unknown and unexpected side streets that I may have missed or may have not counted on. :)

Amen! :)
 
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