advice Are pronounceable 5L.com good?

[PB Domains]

I believe all the 3L and 4L .coms are not available anymore and all the dictionary .coms are also taken. Will pronounceable 5L.com be a good investment for the future?

 

[Anyi]

Right. I'm trying 5L.com with now.
I believe it and will good.
In the near future.

 

[PB Domains]

Right. I'm trying 5L.com with now.
I believe it and will good.
In the near future.

I too think so. That is why thinking of hoarding up some 5L.com in my inventory.

 

[cabotower]

consolingly,conflicting.there are lots of dictionary words unregistered but who wants to pay for something like that.what practical could use could they possibly have. at about $10 a pop knock yourself out.

 

[xynames]

The number of letters is just one factor. You could have a four letter dot com worth a few thousand dollars, and then you could have a five, six, seven etc. letter dot com worth a hundred thousand or even a million, or more. What the letters spell out is often a larger issue than just the number of characters.

So, buying domains just on the basis of "how many letters" is not necessarily a winning proposition.

 

[rathead]

i think so. decent pronounceable 4L's are above $1000 wholesale now. can still find decent pronounceable 5L's for under $100. just don't stretch the meaning of pronounceable.

 

[walkerville]

I’m finding that finding 5-letter words is getting harder and harder.

I unfortunately only have two:

Efsty.com
Ncfie.com (this one not pronounceable, but receives lots of parking traffic)