Go Daddy Closeout picks L-L.co

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1. em says

   November 8, 2011 at 4:38 am

   L-L.co are a tough sale. With many nice LLL.co going for around $500-600 and L-L.co worth a very small fraction of that, there are few here that I would spend $11 on. c-b.co, r-t.co, f-a.co, m-o.co could be worth it. The most I would pay for i-d.co (not in the list), which I consider to be in the top 5 L-L.co, would be $250. So most of these might not be worth the registration, unless you plan to keep them for the long-term. Keep in mind that in other extensions such as .com, these are mostly considered novelty domains for domainer consumption/sales only. Most end-users don’t care for the hyphens. Unless you sell to a European….they have different views on the matter.

2. Sneuman says

   November 8, 2011 at 5:05 am

   Needed something to write about? IMO, these are a complete waste of money and you might even be able to get the .coms, .nets, or .orgs more easily. Buying any domain name that has no purpose on the face of it now just becomes a brandable theme but you’ve still got millions(?) of dot coms that can be registered. Save your money and buy value. You’ll make more in the long run. Hypens. Not the way to go.

3. HybridDomainer says

   November 8, 2011 at 8:10 am

   @Scott No I got plenty to write about. I think I made clear these are not for investment and do no recommend. But some like short domains and might want one for a small project or personal project that is not commercial. Something like what http://www.j-b.co did.
   @em thank you for the reply and I agree. These were posted just as an fyi, and certainly not recommended as an investment, which I said in the first line.

4. Richard says

   November 8, 2011 at 8:58 am

   I understand why you posted and thank you. I have no interest in these domains, but I want to see everything. I will take these posts over prank calls or another .brand post.

5. Ms Domainer says

   November 8, 2011 at 6:05 pm

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   I’m the owner of i-d.co (mentioned above as a top 5 L-L.co), and it was a recent hand reg.
   I tend to agree that most of these are NOT good long term investments, which is why I have only one L-L.co.
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