Is it true that 4 letter domains or less are worth alot?..doesnt matter what combination it could be something like www.GHJT.com....
The value on 4 character domains can range from $5 to thousands. It depends on the letter combination. Most sales are to speculators who hope that the price will go higher. Here are some recent bids: http://www.bqb.com/categories.php?s...e_swap=&order_field=a.max_bid&order_type=DESC
It's a lot better if the domain is pronounceable or the letters stand for something abbreviated, which makes sense. I am still not convinced that just any 4-letter domain is a good one.
whats the general feeling about four letter dot nets? not the garbage ones but the premiums. Just wondering cause I own a couple that recently ranked.
Yes I do have 4 letter, not for sale though. These are sites I am developing and have pagerank already. was just curiouse if the dot nets were rising in value.
There are many place you can get them We're full of LLLL's (in this board) and even more at Namepros.com
4 letter domains .coms range from $28 - $10,000 depending on the letters, pronouncability, memorability, and appeal of the combination (can always go higher depending on the word formed) 4 letter .coms became very hot in late January, early February of this year but have since cooled down as the market became flooded. .nets range from $7 - $3,000 depending on the same variables of the .com (and as always can go higher) uqwz = lower range four letter combination topp = high quality combination
Really? You haven't searched hard enough The 1st one I typed in of a LLLL.net is available, ZXVQ.net, which I wouldn't waste my money on. I think you are aiming too high with your letter quality when searching.
LLLL.com are all gone, so you ain't gonna find any of them available when trying at GoDaddy; anyway you can buy LLLL.com at Markeplaces, like DP's one and you might even manage to pay low to mid XX for a decent one, if you deeply scan sales Quad-Premium LLLL.net are all gone too; anyway you can - at this time - manage to buy nice Quad-Premium LLLL.net at Marketplaces for low XX; Once said what above, there are still a number of LLLL.net available to register (Triple-Premium and down). I guess the number of available LLLL.net is currently around 200k, but I might be wrong with it... Obviously, since Quad-Premium are currently going for rates I stated above, you won't find great satisfaction in flipping Triple-Premium LLLL.net and worst; anyway, if you are looking for a mid to long time investment, you can grab some Triple-Premium LLLL.net too (I'd invest in Quad-Premium at Marketplaced, by this time, anyway it's just a personal opinion, off course!) Finally, just in case you need, According to 3Character.com definition Premium letters are: A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, L, M, N, O, P, R, S, T Semi-Premium letters are: J, K, U, V, W Anti-Premium letters are: Q, X, Y, Z Quad-Premium means that all 4 letters are Premium Triple-Premium means that 3 letters out of 4 are Premium etc... Hope this might help
fhmt.com $405 2008-06-09 tdnam.com atlp.com $762 2008-06-08 namejet.com ftup.com $123 2008-06-08 namejet.com atnv.com $105 2008-06-08 namejet.com muys.com $398 2008-06-08 namejet.com kuum.com $461 2008-06-08 namejet.com bsts.com $815 2008-06-08 namejet.com ... these were sold in the last 2 days... so the price variations are based on the letter combination... ... beer.com is a 4 letter domain and it was sold for $7,000,000 (seven million dollars ) 4 years ago... but then again, it's a word.
Hi Gulam. Check Reece's 4letternoob (dot) wordpress (dot) com Sorry, not allowed to post links yet... It will give you an idea with LLLL, premium letters, what not to buy, etc.. Good luck!
Are you guys referring to .com only? i have a 4 letter domain (parked) but not a .com, .in not sure what i want to do with it yet.
Those were the good old days... LOL!!!! Heres the link!! Anyways, how much are 4 letter domains extensions such as .info?
First of all, this is a discussion on 4 letter domains, not 3 letter domains. Second, domain sales are in this thread.