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Hello guys ! What's do you Think about domains 5letters.com ... He will be liquides in few Years ? How mush budgets de need to spend in 5 letters.com ? ... If you have others many thinks let's us know ... Thanks 😁
 
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Hi,

Try to find .com names 7 Letters or less, best if it's a real word, but a great 5L pronounceable + brandable name could work out well. That will give you a pure statistical advantage (assuming quality of name) in achieving a sale.

If you have a real word (proper tense) or other real valuable 5L - it could be worth many many millions. If it's 5 random letters (maybe just hand regged?) names - just because it has 5 letters, will be a waste of $.

Best of luck,
 
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It’s not about the quantity of letters. Don’t get fixated on 5 L’s if the only reason you want them is because they are available to register.
 
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5L works well if u check the records, but it is hard to invest..the tech you learned and you familiar in 4L like CVCV or CVVC or repeat letters or abbreviation, not really work while choose 5L,imo, the beauty of 5L is hard to capture , I believe lots related with its rhythm and feeling...so, actually, I really suggest avoid invest 5L until you are a true Pro in branding and Language...my 2 cents...
 
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5 L may work if they sound like a stylish word like I have sold- Scuib.com Ugedi.com Myyth.com in reseller price.
 
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