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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.
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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.
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Perfect for a Guns Company, War Games, Fights Game, Hunting Brand etc.
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.
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.
boots.net as it still will get generic traffic and will get generic traffic for life. Bootss.com will still get some traffic but it really is no longer targeted. You need to supply traffic to a brand. If you going to make a brand make it spell as it sounds.Fun thread. The only issue with these "cute" double letter domains is that they fight an uphill branding battle in the real world. Names using an extra letter creating an effective typo are a disaster where it comes to passing the radio test.
Given the choice, would you prefer to create an advertising brand based upon bootss.com or boots.net?
Of course, the cover domain for bootss.com would be bootsss.com, right?
I think these names are meant to end in Rent All instead of Rental with an extra L.There are some exceptions to doubling the last 'L' on words that end with 'AL' when that last letter makes the single word, a two worder.
ie. Rental > Rentall > RentAll (.com regged sense 1997)
There are 296 .com's regged ending with 'rentall'
Top search results for RentAll:
AF-Rentall.com (appliance and furniture) AFRentall.com (without the hyphen) is unregistered.
TentsAndEventsRentall.com
AAARentall.com
Of course, the cover domain for bootss.com would be bootsss.com, right?
I think these names are meant to end in Rent All instead of Rental with an extra L.
Dident it start with fiverr?
Dident it start with fiverr?
Guess it came out of scarcity. Rather have a misspelled .com than an correctly spelled obscure extension.
the first main site i saw using double letters was Digg.com
Right Digg and Fiverr were the two starting points for this trend.