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I know there are fair few people on here investing in 5 letter brandable .com domains, including myself. :hehe:

Really Good Short Brandable domains are a rarity. IMHO these domains will have a higher profit margin for resellers, than 4L.coms that make no sense other than for use as an acronym for a company. Some may disagree. :hehe:

The only problem here is of course finding the end user for such domains. I will be shortly releasing a new site that focuses on selling brandable 5 Letter domains (with a subscriber list including many investors), that any one may list their domains on for free, so stay tuned i'll post about it later when its up.

For now though, enough free advertising :hehe:-, showcase your domains:

Here are some, to kick start this thread:

1. Kazom.com

2. Yemor.com

3. Mazry.com

4. Kolpy.com

5. Zabow.com

6. Carts.co.nz
 
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That's a nice one. Even has end-user potential.

FantasyCombine said:
This weeks 5L purchase: CARVA

Any thoughts on this one?
 
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COWTV.COM since 1998

I really hope it will go well at Sedo auction!
 
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FantasyCombine said:
This weeks 5L purchase: CARVA

Any thoughts on this one?
A powerful sounding name with great usage potential IMO. Congrats on the acquisition :)
 
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A couple of names I picked up that I like:

NYCRO.com
- NYC RO great acromym potential and pronounceable

STYCK.com
- A great little brandable name.



Several nice names listed sense my last post.
Too many to comment on now.
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I like NYCRO, looks and sounds good, even without NYC angle

"New York City Regional Office"

If you go with the NYC angle, the "RO" could mean a few things

Acronym Definition
RO Romania
RO Radio
RO Read Only
RO Run on (proofreading)
RO Removal of (medical)
RO Rovigo (Italy)
RO Right On
RO Reverse Osmosis
RO Ragnarok Online (computer game)
RO Ruimtelijke Ordening (Dutch: spatial development)
RO Regional Office
RO Reorder (proofreading)
RO Rollover (financial)
RO Ride-On (Montgomery County, Maryland transit provider)
RO Reverse Order
RO Rule Out
RO Red Orchestra (computer game)
RO Room Only (hotel)
RO Rock Opera
RO Restraining Order
RO Renewables Obligation (UK)
RO Russian Orthodox
RO Receive Only
RO Remains Open
RO Radio Operator
RO Remote Office
RO Registered Owner
RO Record Only
RO Responsible Officer
RO Royal Observatory
RO Repair Order
RO Range Only (sonobuoy, AN/SSQ-47)
RO Remote Operations
RO Radiation Oncologist
RO Revenue Officer
RO Resident Office
RO Reserve Officer
RO Rough Opening (construction)
RO Ranking Officer
RO Research Objective
RO Robust Optimization
RO Risk Officer
RO Reporting Officer
RO Registration Officer
RO Radar Operator
RO Retired Officer (UK)
RO Reactor Operator
RO Rotate Out (Hyper Logo Turtle Graphics command)
RO Reviewing Official
RO Routine Order (Canadian Military)
RO Relay Operator
RO RingOut
RO Regrets Only (invitation response)
RO Residence Order
RO Revenue Outturn (UK)
RO Requisitioning Objective
RO Réponse Objective (French)
RO Requirements Objective
RO Restriction Orifice (device used to drop pressure in a pipe)
RO Requirements Officer
RO Rate Offset
RO Route Order
RO Rescue Officer
RO Right Outboard
RO Reportable Occurrence
RO Redistribution Order
RO Requested Off (work schedule)
RO Required One-Time
RO Reliability of Operations
RO Resistive Open
RO Routing Organisation
RO Report Orderly



Good luck..nice grab (maybe start a software company called Nycrosoft.com lol)
 
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gilescoley said:
I like NYCRO, looks and sounds good, even without NYC angle

"New York City Regional Office"

If you go with the NYC angle, the "RO" could mean a few things

Good luck..nice grab (maybe start a software company called
Nycrosoft.com lol)


Thanks giles .... I love the Nycrosoft suggestion. :tu: and I must confess
I own microogle [] com
 
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:gn: NYCRO - I like it. Besides the acronyms listed, I like the way it sounds. Good Luck
 
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Hi, I'm from Indonesia.
I've searched over 10.000 Indonesian Words in this week,
and finally i've just bought these 5 domains (5L.com) today :

1. ALKIL.COM
2. GUGUP.COM
3. MESIU.COM
4. UNJUK.COM
5. PARUH.COM


Those are Indonesian Words, this is the translation (Indonesia to English) :
ALKIL = ALKYL
GUGUP = NERVOUS
MESIU = GUN-POWDER
UNJUK = SHOW
PARUH = A HALF
 
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Im selling Taxbo.com in my sig, has the word "Tax" in it which is always useful.

Nebto.com and a couple of others are in the NP auctions area
 
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Zai said:
Hi, I'm from Indonesia.
I've searched over 10.000 Indonesian Words in this week,
and finally i've just bought these 5 domains (5L.com) today :

1. ALKIL.COM
2. GUGUP.COM
3. MESIU.COM
4. UNJUK.COM
5. PARUH.COM


Those are Indonesian Words, this is the translation (Indonesia to English) :
ALKIL = ALKYL
GUGUP = NERVOUS
MESIU = GUN-POWDER
UNJUK = SHOW
PARUH = A HALF

Good for you.
That's a very high potential to exploit domain name in languages other than English. I think opportunities are huge in this area.
 
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5 letter.com's

hello!
just bought iBuxx.com ( iBux.com is a developed make money site)
Also regged iBroo.com a while ago :)
 
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Another 5L.com for sale in sig if anyone is interested
 
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Cvcvc

hello!
just regged a beautiful CVCVC...

Zunoz.com
what do u think guys?

thanks in advance!
 
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It's been a while... I got myself one the other day.

Hedoo.com


:)
 
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I have RacyX.com for sale (Great adult name)
 
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I have Hexup.com for sale. Pronounceable and brandable. Think hexagon or hexadecimal - could be a great name for an online game.

Based on previous sales of Hipit.com $6388 (Afternic) and Huobi.com $2300 (Sedo) I think this could fetch a good value.

Thoughts?
 
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deAmy.com

I once found deamy.com was available so I registered it. Still don't know what to do with it.

deAmy.com ?
 
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I like my relpy.com nice typo and brandable too had a few good offers in the past but i like it may do something with it one day had it a few years and i am the only owner no development.
 
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FantasyCombine said:
This weeks 5L purchase: CARVA

Any thoughts on this one?

I also believe this is an excellent brandable name.
 
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Picked up one from the forums recently..

Sobbo.com

I'm buying cvccv types like that above (ie. repeating letters) as well as names ending in "do" or "so" - im going to post an ad in the wanted forums if anyone wants to send me their lists.

:)
 
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Nezdo.com

I registered Nezdo.com and Nezto.com

I might use these names as brand names for some of my sites.

What do you think of both of them?
 
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I got this

cccxc.com (letters which are also Roman numerals)


I know there are fair few people on here investing in 5 letter brandable .com domains, including myself. :hehe:

Really Good Short Brandable domains are a rarity. IMHO these domains will have a higher profit margin for resellers, than 4L.coms that make no sense other than for use as an acronym for a company. Some may disagree. :hehe:

The only problem here is of course finding the end user for such domains. I will be shortly releasing a new site that focuses on selling brandable 5 Letter domains (with a subscriber list including many investors), that any one may list their domains on for free, so stay tuned i'll post about it later when its up.

For now though, enough free advertising :hehe:-, showcase your domains:

Here are some, to kick start this thread:

1. Kazom.com

2. Yemor.com

3. Mazry.com

4. Kolpy.com

5. Zabow.com

6. Carts.co.nz
 
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Mitch, that could prove to be a nice 5L.

Thanks for bringing zero_haze_au's post, I had not seen that one. I think he is definitely on to something, but selling to end users can be troublesome at best. I think that something important is a solid 3-character rootword and pronounceability. As I mentioned a few pages ago, I own hexup.com. "Hex" is highly reusable and should make a good CVCVC for an end user looking for a brand.
 
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Got bragn. com today. I like these type names
 
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