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On Nov. 02, 2007 all LLLL.com were bought out.
On Feb. 05, 2008 all premium LLLL.net were bough out.
Its time to start LLLL.org countdown.
On Feb. 05, 2008 all premium LLLL.net were bough out.
Its time to start LLLL.org countdown.
TordB.com said:I just regged these ones:
Was that a good idea?
aqeb.org...
i think the demand for llll.org will pick up eventually quite not there yet but i will start regging smartly!jagusa said:Probably not. There's not really much demand for most LLLL.org.
anders_oie@hotm said:I thought these would be popular, so it surprized me they were avaliable. Have I missed a drop in the interest in 4L.org lately?
those are some great grabs watch and see this thread will start pickin up,anders_oie@hotm said:In the last couple of days I've hand regged
oonn.org
nkkk.org
uuuo.org
ouuu.org
I thought these would be popular, so it surprized me they were avaliable. Have I missed a drop in the interest in 4L.org lately?
zerolu said:those are some great grabs watch and see this thread will start pickin up,
ocsion said:LLLL.org's will not have the same value as LLLL.com's and then you
need a company or individual to pick up a large chunk of LLLL.org's
to actually create demand. The other disadvantage for .org's
is that, not many commercial establishments will be interested in them.
johnnywj said:5 last available AABB .ORG
UUJJ.ORG
JJNN.ORG
NNJJ.ORG
NNYY.ORG
OOWW.ORG
Etab said:There's very good end user potential for these, just as strong -- if not stronger -- than LLLL .com. There are a lot of four-letter acronym-based organizations. Reading through this thread, there have been a number of sales to end users using acronyms.
Just my observations.
eggymusic said:got nnjj.org
wanted nnyy.org but it's already gone
Thanks