Where and How to buy a 3 word domain name?

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    Guys,
    I have tried to purchase 3 lettered domain names but I donno where I can buy them.

    Looks like the site where I buy domain names do not have the facility to get a 3 lettered domain name for me.

    Can you suggest some good sites where I would be allowed to purchase a 3 lettered domain?

    Thanks in advance.
     
    Last edited: Nov 13, 2009
    teamnirvana, Nov 13, 2009 IP
  2. sheetal2009

    sheetal2009 Well-Known Member

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    I have got some 4 and 5 letter domain. If you need contact me.
     
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    ambi.presario Well-Known Member

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    3 word or 3 letter domain name?

    Ur title says 3 word

    and your post says 3 letter...
     
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    Art0on Active Member

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    Look here dnforum.com
     
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    chandan123 Prominent Member

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    look in sedo , dnforum , namepros.com ( high priced domains )

    or best is to contact the owner via whois
     
    chandan123, Nov 14, 2009 IP
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    marcusofplymouth Member

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    Check out sedo or afternic.
     
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    NMB Active Member

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    Join SEDO. There are special actions for 2 and 3 letter domains there !!
     
    NMB, Nov 14, 2009 IP
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    pimpinkid Active Member

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    If you're looking for 3 letters, you might want to have about $3000-$10,000 ready for even a very cheap name. All 3L's have obviously been sold, so your only hope is looking at auction sites.
     
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    sxcnelson Peon

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    I have got a 4 character domain.
    PM me if interested.
     
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  10. teamnirvana

    teamnirvana Active Member

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    Thanks for the suggestions guys.

    But, a small doubt again.

    How did these people earlier register those domains? Were the 3 lettered domains sold by everyother website or what, just like now many domain name registrations r there?
     
    teamnirvana, Nov 14, 2009 IP
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    pimpinkid Active Member

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    They might have registered them about 6-10 years ago when you could still register them.
     
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  13. teamnirvana

    teamnirvana Active Member

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    Wow, this 3 letter phenomenon was there from 6-10 years back. I never even would have thought about domain names at that time :D

    Thanks for the info Kid.
     
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    cashpoint Peon

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    YB.com was sold for $125,000. well you can find such few words domain names at DNJournal. They provide an up to date on what is currently selling and the prices each domain has been auctioned for. Hope i have been able to contribute to your request.
     
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    cashpoint Peon

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    This may also help you. visit redhotdomainames, dnexpert,dailydomaindrop to get 3 word domain names. Hope this will be helpful to you
     
    cashpoint, Nov 16, 2009 IP
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    if you wish, please allow me to recommend you Todaynic, good provider.
     
    eaaaheyan, Nov 16, 2009 IP
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    what three letter domain are you looking for? any three letters? I have one, and yes, registered it 11 years ago. back when domain names were free.
     
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    dlatua Notable Member

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    I have vcq.biz for sale - $25 ;)
    If you are looking to reg 3L .gTLD domains than you can do it only with .name , the others gTLDs are taken. Or you can register 3L .ccTLD

    Good luck
     
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