domain LS.org

[Numeric Domains]

LS.org


Double premium letter ll.org


LS the internet top-level domain for Lesotho


LS a command specified by POSIX and the Single UNIX Specification


LS Leeds (postcode, United Kingdom)


LS is the abbreviation for List


LS is the abbreviation for Liechtenstein


LS an acronym for Law Society


LS an acronym for Law School


LS an acronym for Live Search


LS an acronym for Life Sciences


LS an acronym for Local Search


LS an acronym for Learning Services


LS an acronym for Lectori Salutem


LS an acronym for Life Style


LS has 100's of uses


Here a a few previous 2 letter .org sales


us.org $45,000


du.org $28,500


pi.org $40,000


wv.org $38,000


fl.org $33,000


qe.org $20,000


Ideas of uses, acronyms and valuation appreciated​

 

[Dave]

I don't know why but when I see LS I think of Lifestyle.. Could be a website providing advice on how people can change their lifestyles for the better i.e. quit smoking, fitness tips, daily activities etc.

Thanks

Dave

 

[Numeric Domains]

I don't know why but when I see LS I think of Lifestyle.. Could be a website providing advice on how people can change their lifestyles for the better i.e. quit smoking, fitness tips, daily activities etc.

Thanks

Dave

Good idea. I have added it to the list of acronyms as well as Lectori Salutem

All suggestions greatly appreciated

 

[Jeff]

"Legal Services" would be another variation ... obviously good upside; are the previous sales quoted above to End users (and how recent were the sales made)? :gl: :talk:

:gn:

Best,
Jeff

 

[johname]

Law School
Learning Sciences
Literary Seminar
Law Specialists
Library System
Leisure Skills
Laboratory Science
Livestock Show lol
Land Surveyors

you ever sell mr.org ?

 

[Numeric Domains]

"Legal Services" would be another variation ... obviously good upside; are the previous sales quoted above to End users (and how recent were the sales made)? :gl: :talk:

:gn:

Best,
Jeff

Hi

qe.org sold a couple of weeks ago ( got the info from dnf

Other sold in the last couple of years

 

[Jeff]

"QE" (i.e., I first think of Queen Elizabeth) is an excellent combo in the .ORG ... an similar type End user sale of your LS.org could very much be within the realm with the proper contacts and professional marketings (and negotiations)! :talk: :imho:

All the best,
Jeff

 

[johname]

qe.org sold a couple of weeks ago

I think ls.org sold a couple of weeks ago too

 

[Jeff]

I think ls.org sold a couple of weeks ago too

Really? How much? :red: :blink:

If true, that would be its best present valuation IMHO. :lala:
Jeff

 

[johname]

would be its best present valuation IMHO. :lala:
Jeff

thats what i was thinking too


Bidding History*-*Sedo.co.uk

 

[Jeff]

Winning bid of $5,199 seems reasonable ... task now is to market effectively to relevant End users! :talk: :imho:

PS. ^ Is this the amount that you paid recently, LW? :gl:
Thanks,
Jeff

 

[Numeric Domains]

Winning bid of $5,199 seems reasonable ... task now is to market effectively to relevant End users! :talk: :imho:

PS. ^ Is this the amount that you paid recently, LW? :gl:
Thanks,
Jeff

Yes that's what i paid for it. Absolute bargain, don't you think? Try and find a double premium 2 letter .org cheaper. As an example a single premium letter and one of the worst letters you can get combination ax.org is currently in sedo auction making $7,566

 

[johname]

I think its an abolute bargain too, good job

 

[Jeff]

:gn:

Please keep us posted! :talk:
Jeff

 

[Gradius]

As an example a single premium letter and one of the worst letters you can get combination ax.org is currently in sedo auction making $7,566

Let's not forget that "ax" is also a product people buy. Not to mention a word that means getting fired from a job (this one fits the .org extension well). Describing it as merely a combination of "a single premium letter and one of the worst letters you can get" is a bit unfair

That said, I think you got a good deal - congratulations!

 

[Numeric Domains]

Let's not forget that "ax" is also a product people buy. Not to mention a word that means getting fired from a job (this one fits the .org extension well). Describing it as merely a combination of "a single premium letter and one of the worst letters you can get" is a bit unfair

That said, I think you got a good deal - congratulations!

Hi Gradius,

In the uk axe is the correct spelling. Didn't realise that ax meant axe in other countries.

Thanks for the good wishes on Ls,org

 

[lll]

damn linda scored a nice deal on that name.... imo just hold it for a few years then cashout
$$,$$$