domain Question about 4 letter domains - Please advice on appraisals - Please help me out

[FunkyDog]

I have a few questions about appraising 4 letter domains.

1) If i have both .net and .org of a four letter NON PRONOUNCABLE domain, what's the average value? For example: frhj.net and frhj.org

2) If i have all most common tld's, exept the .com, of a four letter NON PRONOUNCABLE domain, what's the average value? For example: frhj.net, frhj.org, frhj.biz, frhj.us, frhj.mobi and frhj.info.

3) If i have a four letter PRONOUNCABLE .org domain, what's the average value? For example: reft.org

4) If i have a four letter .org or .net domain, NON PRONOUNCABLE but familiar sounding, what's the average value? For example: rlst.org (from real estate)

If you can answer me these questions, you would be very helpfull!

 

[kubativity]

You really have to be specific because each name is different and could hold a different meaning. For example five.com/org/net would be worth a lot whereas qfjq.com/org/net would be worth less (worthless).

 

[Spade]

Funky -

The truth is, llll.com domain names, that are unprenounceable have almost no value. Sometimes you'll see these domain names going for registration fee or a few dollars more.

Having anything less than a .com, when the that is the case leaves your domains without any value. From the sound of your post, I believe your domain names have no sales value at this time.

Thanks,
Justin

 

[kubativity]

Agreed, but sometimes you get lucky with an acronym. They may also increase in value over the next couple years. but nothing to get excited about.

 

[GAMEFINEST]

alot of 4 letter domains that dont make sense are available....

 

[ivnj]

Well my un four letters "ivnj" as dot com are still available. But that probably doesn't make any sense and nobody can pronounce that anyway. So I doubt that has any value. I guess it has to be pronounceable.

Thanks,
ivnj