3 Character Domains

So you know how Generic Domain Names are valued for. How bout domains that don't make any sense at plain sight? Let me tell you about 3-character domains.

It's a known fact that generic names are easy to understand and remember given that they make so much sense being common words. That's the very reason why they are so valued. What more if they were 3 characters long?

Domains with 3 characters long are never going to be available, in my honest opinion. They are all considered premium domains like generics. The thing is, as of this moment, they are all taken. The fact that these domains are only 3 characters long make them easy to remember regardless of it making any sense or not.

3C domains are classified into two types though. LLL and CCC.

LLL refers to a domain with 3Letters while CCC refers to a domain with 3Characters (referring to a mix of both Letters, Hyphens and Numbers). LLL is considered to be much more worth the price. If you think about it, those LLLs are bound to be paired up with a company that stands the letters as their acronym. Otherwise, it's just a pretty easy to remember domain.

Now ok, what I know is that 3CDomains are valued with a .com extension the most. How about .net and .org domains, you ask? Well, they will definitely be of less value than a .com but they will still be worth some money. 3CDomains are 3CDomains.

If you do own such a domain, it's up to you (you lucky *@*!$%@#$) should you decide to keep it or continue on holding on to it as an investment. Or you could try having it out for an auction. Best place would be Sedo.com

As for 2Character Domains, don't even get your hopes up.

4Character Domains? Hmmmm...

Anyway, there are however those chances of a domain to expire should its owner be negligent of the fact that s/he actually owns a fortune. That, I will discuss soon enough!

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