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Does anyone have a good idea of the value of these dot in's? cut, yet, los?

Thanks for any help!
 
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Not real development ideas, but may bring some ideas

LOS

Line of Sight
Loss of Signal
Length Of Service
Length Of Stay
Letter of Supply
Level Of Service
Linux Operating System


YET

Youth Education Team
You're Eligible Too


CUT

Cable Under Test
Campaign for Unmetered Telecommunications (UK)
Carcass, Ultrasound, and Tenderness (cattle breeding program)
China United Telecommunications
Church Universal and Triumphant
Circuit Under Test
Code and Unit Test
Coding and Unit Testing
Comparable Uncontrolled Transaction
Consumer Use Tax
Consumer Use Testing
Continuous Use Temperature
Control Unit Terminal
Coordinated Universal Time
Cross Utilization Training
Customer User Test
 
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Thanks for all those acronyms!
 
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Very nice!

Cut is a common word, CVC, double premium, I think 400$+
Yet is a word, double premium, I think 250$+
los, cvc, triple premium, I think 200$+
 
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the meaning is subject to one's imagination hence it calls for development, domain only is reg fee.
 
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nice domains


holding would be grt option

as of know mid xxx for each
 
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Thanks for your opinions. Rep points added to all. I think I'll hold them and develop. Any other opinions?
 
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