domain mrwq.com

[gomedome]

Considering that LLLL domain names containing decent letters are just about all gone, I wonder of the value of a name containing the acronymn "mr". Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.

 

[accent]

Your name goes in different directions - "Mr" means someone's name and there might be interest in that, but very few names begin with "Q".

Questions, Quotes --- there are uses for "Q".
Not a whole lot of them in English.

 

[sf2010]

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[gomedome]

Thanx accentnepal

I had originally begun a site development called "Mister Web Quiz" and bought the name for that purpose. When I scrubbed the project I still had the name and am now trying to decide if it is worth renewing.

 

[tzsxc]

all LLLL.com begining with "MR" is gone. This is above reg fee name. I'd say ~$20.

 

[gomedome]

Thanx tzsxc

That's a good thing to know and I'm tending to agree with you that it is a name that has just a small premium above reg. fee.

 

[accent]

My opinion is that any LLLL.com that is not just junk is worth keeping. Another year and they will all be gone. It took LLL.us 6 months after extinction to hit $50 and another 6 months for them to near $100 - and that is for the worst ones. If you don't want to keep it, I bet you can at least get your cost back selling it before it expires.

Of course I am biased - I have some LLLL.com.

 

[gomedome]

Thanx accentnepal

I've come to learn that this domain name borders on junk but has some small value above reg fee due to the "mr" abbreviation within it. What is left in LLLL domain names all contain one or more of the undesirable letters with "Q" topping the list. I've surmised that the descending order of undesirable letters goes something like this: Q, Z, V, X, . . . my hope for maximum dollars is that I find someone (male for mister) whos initials are "W.Q." . . . any Walter Quinns or William Quincys out there?