opinion List your most USELESS 4 Letter .com

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So...

4 Letter .com's can be anywhere from fantastic to about pretty useless. One can find them for sale at a million dollars or as low as a couple of hundred bucks.

If one looks there are deals to be had and you can amass a pretty good portfolio of them in the $200 dollar range.

The only problem is that to get into that price range you end up buying some pretty useless letter combinations hoping that one day someone has a need for them.

I was addicted to buying them for a while and ended up buying and selling quite a few of them. Unfortunately I have never made any money on them, in fact I was lucky because I broke even.

I still find myself bidding on useless 4 letter .com's hoping to strike it big on one of them.

The first part of any addiction is to admit you have a problem, so here goes....

I have a problem and I keep buying useless 4 letter .com's like...

LFUB.com

HeHe.... your turn, list your most useless 4 Letter .com :xf.laugh: :xf.laugh: :xf.laugh:
 
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Actually got some offers around 1500 for back in the day. Would have sold it but I used to use it for a short email. Prolly should have lol.
 
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Feel free to list your 5 letter variations as well
 
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Is there any such thing as a bad 3 letter .com?
 
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