4 letter feedback.. please advise.

[Wanda]

Whats a good rule of thumb on values for
4 letter domains..
not words.. but 4 letters.

what letters are no good..

what's a fair/average that these domains sell for.


i reg'd a 4 letter .net today.. seems to be taking a very long time to resolve in the who is.. and the redirect is not resolving yet..
hope i did get the domain..


Any feedback on 4 letter domains, much appreciated.

 

[VG_KING]

4 letter domains are valueable if they make sense, or spell out a word. However, that's very unlikely, and its value drops with its extension. So, you got a .net. It really depends on WHAT domain you got.

If it's like qrtp.net, it's not really worth anything IMO...but if it was something like busy.net, it'll be worth a good amount.

It's different than 3-letters, if you know what I mean.

 

[Sam]

4 letters , you must have a good "sounding domain" so most likely with a vowel or two

 

[IAmAllanShore]

<here goes Allan's used-up anecdote>
innw.com is Dorito's current promotion, a 4 letter .com
</overused anecdote>

Easier to remember letters is key, IMHO. Repeating letters is good. Vowels are good. Ready-made acronyms are even better.

-Allan

 

[Wanda]

okay.. the domain i reg'd is:

sbcy.net


what came to mind is.. sbc-yahoo


your thoughts on sbcy.net

thankyou

 

[bm8]

Whats a good rule of thumb on values for
4 letter domains..
not words.. but 4 letters.

what letters are no good..

what's a fair/average that these domains sell for.
.

my domain

nnqn.com

[email protected]

 

[ThreeD]

your thoughts on sbcy.net

thankyou

At the moment barely anything comes comes to mind, could be because it's really early here and I just woke up. However, I came up with "South Beach Central Yields"

 

[JoshHendo]

The initials of a company.etc?