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This is actually a carry over from another thread of mine, but I'm trying to dig a little deeper. Can anyone shed some light on the value of a LLLL.com that has 3 of the same letter and one crap letter (ie DQDD.com, FKFF.com, NNVN.com)...from what I have learned (courtesy of Peaches017) there are none of these left to reg...thanks

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Repeating of letters increases the probability that the domain will be used as an acronym and therefore gives it more value.

These type of domains sell for $40 - $80 all the time.

If the letter that is repeated 3 times is a good letter like a,b,c,d,e,m,i,s,t then I would consider it to be 2 - 3 times the price.

If all the letters are considered premium letters, (Visit 3character.com price guide to see which letters are premium) then they would probably fetch a higher price.
 
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microdude431 said:
What about 2 matching letters. I have AQQG.com and LXBB.com. You think they could sell for mid $xx as well? Im getting as many LLLL.com as I can get. :)
As a general rule I wouldn't think that having two random repeated letters will boost its value greatly but I can see people paying around $15 for a nasty set of letters with a repeat in eg. QZVV (sorry if any of you own this name). If you get two repeating vowels in the middle then it'll probably make it at least semi-pronouncable so that'll instantly make it worth $50+.
rookie7 said:
Can anyone shed some light on the value of a LLLL.com that has 3 of the same letter and one crap letter (ie DQDD.com, FKFF.com, NNVN.com)
Should be able to get ~$50 for the worst of these. More if its 3 letters repeated in sequence eg NNNZ
 
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Im trying to sell 2 of these for $25 each but cannot find a buyer!
 
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