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There are typically many reasons for website owners using bad domains & domainers holding low-quality domains, mostly since those 5+ figure domains are priced anywhere from “too pricey for my blood” to full-scale king’s ransom. These auctions benefits the webmaster and domain investor both: the TRIPLE PREMIUM domain EBM.net & DGL.net are up for grabs, starting @ $1 each with no reserve. No, this is no typo: The truly premium, three-letter EBM.net & DGL.net is on the auction block--starting with no RESERVE.
Many sellers will boast about their domains being premium, despite the fact that quality lacks in their offerings. General consensus states that the most desirable letters (in English, by demand / usage) are:
A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, L, M, N, O, P, R, S, T
Lesser premium letters include:
J, K, U, V, W
Lower quality letters in today's market include:
Q, X, Y, Z
There are no “lesser” or “lower” quality letters here. You’re looking at 3 of the most used/favored letters in the English alphabet in each. And acronym potential? These domains overflow with the juices of creativity.With EBM:
“EB” by itself could be used for e-business or “enterprise/entrepreneur business” (pretty much any adjective works with the B for “business”). The M has thousands of potential uses namely: marketing, manufacturing, medium, manager/management, meeting, maintenance, machine, medicine/medical.
The end results are fascinating: E-Business Model; Enterprise and Business Management; European Business Manager; Evidence-Based Medicine (just to name a few)
With DGL:
“DG” by itself could be used for “data group/data gathering” or the highly lucrative “diamond grading/diamonds & gold.” Alone, the D has thousands of good words: democrat, decisions, double, design etc. Looking at GL, a few possibles: Graphics Library; Good Luck; Greenland; Great Lakes; Grade Level; Guideline; Good Looking; Good Life; General Logic etc.
Altogether, you’re looking at many prime acronyms. Among them: Distributed Graphics Library; Device Independent Graphics Language/Libraries; Diamond Grading Laboratory; Dirty Girl for Life
Now let’s talk about valuation. I’ve conducted a search for reported LLL.net sales. Of the 100 I’ve located, their total selling price equals $813,978, thus each sold for an average of $8,139. Even if you don’t care for the letters, there is no excuse to not add a solid, genuinely premium domain to your portfolio. Yes, a $1 bid could theoretically win you these domains. If your website is lacking or your portfolio is low-grade (or if you want to bolster an already-great portfolio), make a bid. This truly is YOURS to lose!
EBM.net: https://flippa.com/4407344-triple-premium-three-letter-net-e-business-marketing-logo-no-reserve
DGL.net: https://flippa.com/4407659-triple-p...t-distributed-graphic-library-logo-no-reserve
Many sellers will boast about their domains being premium, despite the fact that quality lacks in their offerings. General consensus states that the most desirable letters (in English, by demand / usage) are:
A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, L, M, N, O, P, R, S, T
Lesser premium letters include:
J, K, U, V, W
Lower quality letters in today's market include:
Q, X, Y, Z
There are no “lesser” or “lower” quality letters here. You’re looking at 3 of the most used/favored letters in the English alphabet in each. And acronym potential? These domains overflow with the juices of creativity.With EBM:
“EB” by itself could be used for e-business or “enterprise/entrepreneur business” (pretty much any adjective works with the B for “business”). The M has thousands of potential uses namely: marketing, manufacturing, medium, manager/management, meeting, maintenance, machine, medicine/medical.
The end results are fascinating: E-Business Model; Enterprise and Business Management; European Business Manager; Evidence-Based Medicine (just to name a few)
With DGL:
“DG” by itself could be used for “data group/data gathering” or the highly lucrative “diamond grading/diamonds & gold.” Alone, the D has thousands of good words: democrat, decisions, double, design etc. Looking at GL, a few possibles: Graphics Library; Good Luck; Greenland; Great Lakes; Grade Level; Guideline; Good Looking; Good Life; General Logic etc.
Altogether, you’re looking at many prime acronyms. Among them: Distributed Graphics Library; Device Independent Graphics Language/Libraries; Diamond Grading Laboratory; Dirty Girl for Life
Now let’s talk about valuation. I’ve conducted a search for reported LLL.net sales. Of the 100 I’ve located, their total selling price equals $813,978, thus each sold for an average of $8,139. Even if you don’t care for the letters, there is no excuse to not add a solid, genuinely premium domain to your portfolio. Yes, a $1 bid could theoretically win you these domains. If your website is lacking or your portfolio is low-grade (or if you want to bolster an already-great portfolio), make a bid. This truly is YOURS to lose!
EBM.net: https://flippa.com/4407344-triple-premium-three-letter-net-e-business-marketing-logo-no-reserve
DGL.net: https://flippa.com/4407659-triple-p...t-distributed-graphic-library-logo-no-reserve
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