LNLL may sometimes be better than LLLL

[nstalk]

I think in many cases an LNLL is better than a LLLL. Take H2FV for example, which stands for hydrogen fuel (or fuelcell) vehicle(s). Surely this is much more valuable than 4 random letters that mean nothing....especially if those letters are all consonants and no vowels.

Since h2 is commonly known throughout most of the world as hydrogen, and hydogen is commonly believed to be the element that will eventually solve our world energy problems, I believe h2 will one day be used extensively in domain names. Why would anyone use the long word hydrogen when they could use h2?

When H2 is combined with two letters it makes an excellent 4 digit domain name for an H2 company or H2 product. I would appreciate your thoughts and comments. Thanks

 

[sashas]

thats saying that h2o.com is just another LNL.com

if you look at the daily droplists, the LNLL, LLLN, LLNL.coms etc. make up one of the largest share.

Unless it is something relevant, LLLL.coms with numbers won't even touch the 10% mark of LLLL.com sales.

 

[mntor]

Except in a few rare cases, LLLL.coms stays much ahead of other L & N combinations.

 

[nstalk]

thanks for your input guys. I should have made it clear that I'm looking toward the future with the H2 names. With all the new development of H2 for energy especially in replacing small batteries and using H2FC (hydrogen fuelcells) to replace the ICE (internal combustion engine) in forklifts and other industrial equipment as well as in buses and private vehicle fleets, I believe it to be a good investment. But I agree it may be a few years down the road. This type investment is not for everybody.

 

[cache]

p2p is another example. But on average, the numbers kill the value.