What, if any, are the general values of a L-L-L dot com domains?
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Congratulations, its cheap for V-V-C.zems said:just won O-E-R.com at TDnam
$35 + $7
:sold:
zems said:just won O-E-R.com at TDnam
$35 + $7
:sold:
websatis.com said:topic is dead ?
paid $153 for e-i-n
gemstar said:1 bill searches! :lala: :tu:
GF said:Just bought J-Z-I.COM for $9.50![]()
AussieDomainer said:You thief!!![]()
Seriously though, great buy and all the best with the name.
Nice price.GF said:Just bought J-Z-I.COM for $9.50![]()
D0MA1N said:Nice price.
I also want to sell next domains, but for $15 each:
X-Z-Y.COM
Z-G-L.COM
Z-N-Y.COM
Q-X-P.COM
ecalc said:A google search of "e-i-n" returns over 1B web pages, a measure of publishing occurrences, not search activity. Most of the 1B pages contain "ein" without hyphens. Google adwords offers a free tool to estimate keyword search activity. The approximate average monthly search queries of "e-i-n" on Google's network is "not enough data", aka low search volume and low probability of direct navigation.
E-I-N is a fine letter combination with many potential end users. This post is intended as a comment about interpreting Google search results, not a comment about e-i-n.
Ergo said:j-a-p.com 150$ at NameJet


