Also:
C-B-E.ORG - $3200 SNAP
I-A-A.ORG - $1250 DNJOURNAL
-My source is the hyphen thread
When I tried comparing L-L-L.com domains to LLL.biz domains, (520 names per extension) I found more developed L-L-L.com domains. Personally I consider these domains to be very underated and wouldn't be suprised if they run out soon. If I had to choose between developing a non brandable LLL.biz or the equivalent L-L-L.com, I expect that I would go with the L-L-L.com.
My findings were: (very rough study)
~15% LLL.biz developed, 100% registered
~25% L-L-L.com developed, ~50% registered
Wholesale value of a non premium LLL.biz - $80+
Wholesale value of a premium L-L-L.com - reg fee (<10% of $80)
movingconcierge said:
what about ll-l.com or l-ll.com
M-MS.com is a good example of one of these names that is used by a large corporation. (MMS.com is used by as well but M-MS.com is used for search engine traffic) These domains seperate the 3 letters of an acronym into two categories. This can be very useful for many sites but seperating three words into two categories usually not useful.
L-L-L domains however are very popular among a lot of developers as they seperate each letter and make it very clear that the domain is an acronym. L-LL.com and LL-L.com should receive a lot of attention soon as the supply of LLLL.com is running out. Premium letter LL-L.com and L-LL.com have a lot of potential (many available now) as an alternative for 4 character domain speculators. The letters are better quality and hence the probability of finding an enduser is probably higher depending on the domain.
I would go with L-L-L.com domains.