Selling QFB.co- The .com is for sale at over $90K!!!!!

QFB.co is for sale! This domain is an LLL.co domain.

What could this domain be used for?

-A URL shorter.
-Something to do with Facebook? Possibly- i.e. QuickFaceBook url or something.
-QFB Stands for Queens Fly Boys. It is a Crip gang in FarRockaway, Queens, New York
-QFB is an Amateur Radio Q-Word that either asks if something is "Fine Business?" (A ham radio term for sounds like a fun time.) or states that something IS Fine Business.
-Or you can just sit on it and watch it increase in value every single year.....

What's this domain worth?

Well the .com version is for sale at $95,000 USD......
The .net is for sale on Godaddy for A$9,365.85 or around $9929.67 USD
The .org, well they say "we have already determined our lowest acceptable price for this domain": $6,427


All 17 thousand + combinations of LLL.co domains have been registered- http://www.thedomains.com/2012/03/0...f-three-letter-co-domains-now-all-registered/. And like .com, .net and .org- .co is an internationally recognized domain.

A bit on LLL.com domains and their history from: http://domaingang.com/domain-news/three-letter-com-sold-for-159-is-it-possible/

"In the old days of lore – and we are talking around 2002 – 2004 – three letter .com domains were being traded for a few hundred on domain forums. Sometimes, real deals happened on eBay.

In June of 2002, we managed to get hold of one such three letter .com for a mere $159.50

The letters were not that great by today’s standards, however, even this domain would appreciate 25-30 times!"

Why are they worth SO much, and why could you profit from this domain?

From: http://www.namepros.com/short-domain-discussion/73372-three-letter-domains.html - I think this sums it up nicely.

"1. Acronymns are for the most part very easy to remember. (ie. BetterBusinessBureau.com or BBB.com...Certainly the shorter version is easier to remember and there are no spelling issues, such as with "Bureau.") Life is full of acronyms and people tend to enjoy using them whenever possible.
2. Short and Clear domains (such as acronyms and one word domains) offer a certain level of prestige and standing for the companies that own them.
3. There are only 17,576 3-letter combos per each extension, and though many companies may share a common 3-letter acronym, only one can own the 3-letter version in an extension. And 17,576 does seem like a big number, but it's really relatively small..."

Finally, Why am I selling?

Well after searching through a 3-4 thousand combinations of three letter .co domains I was lucky enough to come across this domain (which someone obviously failed to re-register- lucky for me and maybe for you ). I need the cash so hence I am willing to get a short term gain for a long term loss.


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Well if it doesn't go over my low reserve, I'll have to develop it