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I'm guessing maybe one company years ago paid end-user price for one of them, and people have been chasing the dragon? Do these ever sell? They seem so off to me, but I get offered them constantly.
The sedo sale of Smiile.com last year for $18k brought some attention to this trend.
Not sure if this relates to that sale or others, but brandable marketplaces started accepting these type of domains in bulk (mostly coupon hand regs) which resulted in these domains being pushed by resellers all over NamePros...
Oh, I see now you mean dictionary words with double letter and I brandablesNot really what I'm talking about since "Nishe" isn't a word I've ever heard before. I'm referring to taking an existing word and adding an extra letter, not words that just have the same letter twice in a row. Any other examples in your mailbox?
Del? McAfe? I'm not sure if you're on the right page here, I think you may have missed the point.
Exactly what I was looking for, cheers, that's kinda what I figured.
Kabbage is an existing company in the space, and being a domainer, the brandwasn'twas easy to remember. Though without seeing the commercial I wouldn't know what business or service they were.
Those type of companies won't use a double letter and if they did it would look foolish. It takes a specific type of company that can get away with double letters and the majority are tech startups.LETHALL.COM
Perfect for a Guns Company, War Games, Fights Game, Hunting Brand etc.
The problem is it has the L repeating twice, once in the beginning and once at the end. The best ones to have only have the repeating letter once in the name so they know when you say it's Rackk with two K's you know exactly what the person means. When you tell someone it's Littll with two L's they wonder if it's in the beginning or end of the name. Also having two T's and two L's at the end of the word throws off the look of the name. At quick glance it almost looks like 4 lowercase L's next to each other since all the stems of the letters look so similar.I have picked up a few in recent months. All short, single words ending in "ll". Like littll.com I think it's a excellent branding opportunity for anything kid-related. Can already see the logo with the ll's being little legs with an untied shoe.