discuss Triple letter ending domains....

[domains12345]

In 2024, do you think its an ok shout to get for example... Dogsss.com, because obviously dogs.com is going to be taken or cost a lot of money.

I'd say this alternative is good, and is a better option than dogsfromthere.com or dogs287873.com or dogs123.com (even 123, 365 and other numbers can be taken too)

Whats you guys thoughts? It would be for a new personal site.

Im leaning towards Nameee.com instead of namefromxxx.com.

I was going to go with non .com but I think it is a bad idea for longevity..

Any comments appreciated.

 

[Callmejohn]

I’d say it’s better to have a domain you don’t have to explain the spelling verbally (dogs with 3 s’s dot com), so I’d take dogsfromthere over it personally. I also avoid hyphens though for the same reason, and I know others are ok with them so I’d be curious to hear other’s opinions.

 

[domains12345]

I’d say it’s better to have a domain you don’t have to explain the spelling verbally (dogs with 3 s’s dot com), so I’d take dogsfromthere over it personally. I also avoid hyphens though for the same reason, and I know others are ok with them so I’d be curious to hear other’s opinions.

Valid point, but, i did this with my email because i was tired of spelling it out, but STILL, i get some people ask for it to be spelled out and its super simple like, IB6537@...

I feel like if i got the 3's at the end (smithsss.com) i'd find myself saying "Smiths with 3 s's .com" (if i was to ever shout it out which would probably only be if i was on the phone)

Where as with the SmithsfromLAW.com, firstly there is the perception issue when seeing the domain some people might not clock on to the 3 segments. But, I would find myself saying "Smiths from LAW .com" some would then need it, or part of it spelled out, so i would end up saying " Smiths (as in name) from, LAW (Liquid Alpha Whiskey)

I don't know i guess it varies depending on the situation. For now, I would use it in social media bio, watermark infographics, and connect it to a scannable qr code.

Also the font I am using for the graphics is capitals so SMITHSSS.COM / SMITHSFROMLAW.COM

hmm, if only i could just buy smiths.com lol

 

[bmugford]

Why stop at only 3 letters. You could go with 4 or 5.

I don't like it. It's kind of a false choice to compare this option to a more terrible option.

There are plenty of decent options out there to handreg, or buy for a couple hundred dollars at most.

Brad

 

[domains12345]

Why stop at only 3 letters. You could go with 4 or 5.

I don't like it.

Brad

The plan was to get my name, as short as possible, and a .com only 6 s's is available to register, any less is reseller...

 

[bmugford]

The plan was to get my name, as short as possible, and a .com only 6 s's is available to register, any less is reseller...

Sometimes shorter is not better.

Brad

 

[domains12345]

Sometimes shorter is not better.

Brad

Valid.

 

[HotKey]

Dude I bet we could come up with some solid hand-regs for you in dot-com that don't have to be so ridiculous! If you wanted to share what you're looking for

Look not everyone is great at naming so I understand these kind of last-ditch efforts in massacring a domain to try and get what we want.

btw a non-com for longevity can work just as well. Many of these extensions are not going anywhere anytime soon

 

[pb]

Sometimes it makes sense
Like sssnake.com or snakesss.com or sssnakesss.com
Or brasss.com (there's a hotel of that name)
But dogsss.com? nah.

 

[HotKey]

ummm.. nooo

 

[branding]

Nnno. With 3 ns.

 

[johnn]

Genius.
You should add 3 letters to the beginning of the name too.

 

[STIJL]

Looks way too spammy, I would rethink the original domain/ext and see if I could find a possible hack.

 

[domains12345]

Looks way too spammy, I would rethink the original domain/ext and see if I could find a possible hack.

I could legally change my name to a name thats available as a domain

 

[NameFit]

Normally, when names like this end with s, you can substitute it with z.

 

[domains12345]

Normally, when names like end with s, you can substitute it with z.

not my cuppa tea personally.

 

[Bob Hawkes]

I personally find repeats of same letter, especially 3 (or more) at the end easily confused. Was that 2 or 3 or 4 s's?

I think clarity and ability to remember is more important than length, while accepting shortness is a benefit, other things equal.

This is NOT a good domain name, but for clarity if choosing between the two, I would prefer e.g. dogixa .com another 6 letter available to hand register, to dogsss as to me easily to see at a glance and remember precisely. Also, probably easier to TM for the business (not legal advice, have not seen what is TMed that is similar), and to me feels more elegant.

-Bob

PS After writing above I looked at names ending in sss that are listed at NameBio. Here is .com list ordered by price: https://namebio.com/?s==ADO3AzN1MDN

There is actually a sale at SquadHelp last year in list for almost $2000 that is completely similar structure to dogsss, in fact just one letter different, so I guess some do indeed like them.