Wiaw.com 4 Letter Guide

Dot Com is the undisputed king of domain name extensions. It was the first extension launched, intended to be used for commercial websites. Today, it has practically become synonymous with the internet.

All 3 Letter Dot Com Domain Names have long ago been registered and many are permanently held or in use by large corporations. Only a small number remain available on the secondary market.

The following list of Three Letter .com Domain Names are now available on Afternic. Prices are accurate at time of posting, but may change at any time. Follow the links for the up to date listing information.

Domain Min. Offer Asking Price
uqw.com $9,500 $9,900
qhi.com $10,500 $11,950
plo.com $15,750 $80,000
uus.com $7,350 $105,000
cii.com $8,925 $125,000
gan.com $11,500 $136,740
hum.com $78,750 $145,000
mae.com $75,000 $150,000
gtv.com $100,000 $150,000
ftp.com $105,000 $250,000
twh.com $10,000 $250,000
plc.com $100,000 $250,000
sam.com $150,000 $500,000
ahr.com $70,000 $575,000
vcr.com $100,000 $750,000
bee.com $500,000 -
wan.com $100,000 -
oah.com $9,999 -
ccn.com $75,000 -

Find a full list of Three Letter .com Domain Names on Afternic.

Has the domain niche that everyone thought was untouchable finally hit its peak? Over the past few weeks we have started to see a steady decline in the bottom end prices of LLL.com domains.

This is pretty far from the truth considering the recent sales data taken from multiple venues. Here are some recent LLL.com sales:

2008-06-20 - RYY.com - $7,124
2008-06-23 - XKD.com - $7,100
2008-06-26 - HMQ.com - $7,300
2008-06-26 - BIY.com - $7,400
2008-07-01 - QVK.com - $6,730
2008-07-02 - FQV.com - $6,305

You could argue that some of these aren’t of the highest quality but this is incidental considering the minimum wholesale figure doesn’t discriminate and covers all LLL.com domains.

Will this recent decrease in LLL.com domain value incite panic selling. There seems to have been an increase in LLL.com domains on the market recently and this will only decrease their value further. Greater supply is soon followed by decreased demand. Some domain investors think that this is the beginning of a LLL.com price crash and believe prices could fall below $4000 in the coming months. Has the mighty giant, the ’safest’ investment, the domain niche offering ultimate liquidity, finally hit it’s peak?

How this will affect four letter domain sales I do not know but just recently we have seen a marginal increase in LLLL.com sales figures. I believe this is because the peoples gaze has turned to the three letter domain market. Confidence is once again beginning to grow in quad letter domains because the initial scare of falling prices has passed and people have once again begun to reinvestin this niche. Who knows if this will continue as three letter domain sales inevitably affect their four letter domain offspring. They are intertwinedbut many domainers believe the huge gap between the two markets must close sooner or later. What they didn’t believe is that its LLL.com prices decreasing that is closing the gap rather than LLLL.com prices dramatically increasing.