LLL, LLN etc

[Bob_]

I see alot of posts here about domains of 3 characters and just wondering what the fasination is with them as they do seen to be really popular. Just curious as I've been having a nosey through a few 3 letter words that come to mind and wondering if it's worth buying one I've spotted that's LNL.in

 

[dongan]

Very short
Easy to remember
Good to have acronyms

 

[mosilager]

and more importantly, LLL.com's are all taken, therefore they are in high demand.

 

[webfreak]

I wouldn't bother with an LNL.ccTLD, only .com seems to be doing fairly well with that combination. If you're interested in LLL.in, I'm compiling a list in another thread.

http://www.namepros.com/available-domain-names/210675-some-lll-in-cctld-india-domains.html

 

[fonzie_007]

Personally, I don't see much value in 3 character domains (even with .coms) with the exception of LLL and NNN domains. I may be in the minority on this one, but IMO, 3 char domains do not lend themselves to end users unless they are LLL.

 

[Bob_]

Ah right, I see the point now. It just seemed a popular theme throughout some of the posts I've read here and elsewhere so I was curious

Thanks for replying

 

[iPlox]

If you're looking at .IN, then there are a lot of good LLL.in domains still available. Look around a little and I'm sure you'll find some good ones.

 

[dotnom]

There are some combinations of NLL or LNN that produce results
Also have in mind that some 3 letters were used by sub domain forwarding services in the past, so this gives some traffic. I have at least one to my portfolio that works like that.

 

[jimmeh]

I've been meaning to ask a question relevant to this: are NNL.info's worth more than their reg fee? (keeping in mind that that is like $3 )