96 LLLL .COMs ... divided into 5 groups ... for instance AZKY.com, IVLI.com, FULZ.com

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I started individual GoDaddy auctions instead for 4 of the groups below. Group 1 remains available here. The other groups are listed as individual domain auctions with the following arbitrary minimum bids:

Group 5: $15 (£9.75)
Group 4: $25 (£16.25)
Group 3: $35 (£22.75)
Group 2: $95 (£61.75)

You can use the following shortcut to go straight to a particular domain. Just replace "Example" in the URL:

https://auctions.godaddy.com/trpItemListing.aspx?domain=example.com


Group 1:
(8 Domains)

AZKY.com (Two state abbreviations and pronounceable)
IVLI.com
YIOW.com ("Yee-oww!!!")
YVIX.com (pronounceable VCVC)
ZCUB.com (I anticipate a Zoo program for kids ... "cubs")
FULZ.com
AYEW.com (American Youth Education Week?)
OUAV.com (prounceable as "wave". The "w" sound in French is spelled "ou".)


Group 2:
(13 Domains)

CWNY.com (New York ... pronounceable as "coo nee")
DZAZ.com (Arizona ... pronounceable as "Dee Zaz")
EJNO.com (pronounceable)
EPYP.com (pronounceable)
EQVA.com (pronounceable)
FINJ.com (New Jersey ... pronounceable)
IJNO.com (pronounceable)
ILWE.com (Illinois ... pronounceable)
IOCE.com (pronounceable in Italian as "ee oh che"; and it contains "i" for Italy)
MEJH.com (pronounceable as "mej" with the j sound from "deja vu")
PHTI.com (pronounceable as "ftee")
WVAB.com (West Virginia)
WVOA.com (West Virginia)


Group 3:
(25 Domains)

AGWV.com (West Virginia)
AKLH.com (Alaska)
AKYH.com (Alaska)
ALKT.com (Alabama)
AQKO.com (pronounceable as "acko")
ATCJ.com
BFWH.com
BNWH.com
BQTE.com ("be cutie"?)
BRVU.com
CIYB.com (pronounceable as "seeb")
CWEW.com
DCJA.com (Washington DC)
DHFK.com
DODW.com (Department of Defense is routinely referred to as "DOD" by people in the military ... including "W" for women)
DXUR.com
DZNT.com (Doesn't)
EHSV.com
EMNJ.com (New Jersey)
EQFG.com
EQFN.com
EUHX.com
FLDU.com
FTJS.com
GJEN.com


Group 4:
(25 domains)

HIJC.com
ILDX.com
ILWH.com (Illinois)
IUJS.com (plural of IUJ)
LJBU.com
LJGR.com
LJIU.com (There are lots of people on Facebook named Ljiu with this same spelling)
LMNJ.com (New Jersey)
MTMU.com (Montana)
MWNO.com (pronounceable as "moo no")
NFMW.com
NVGH.com (Nevada)
NVRX.com (Nevada "R" exchange)
ODTX.com (TexaS)
ODTY.com (pronounceable)
OETY.com (pronounceable as "etty")
OHRX.com (OHIO "R" exchange)
ONPZ.com (Ontario)
ONRQ.com (Ontario)
ONVQ.com (Ontario)
ONXW.com (Ontario)
ONYH.com (Ontario)
ORWM.com (Oregon)
OSZN.com
PDTX.com (Texas)


Group 5:
(25 Domains)

PMCZ.com
PPVE.com
QEFC.com
QWEJ.com
RGJN.com
RXRI.com (Rhode Island ... plus catchy repeating letter)
TCEJ.com
TNNJ.com (Tennessee)
TXOB.com (Texas "O" board)
UAXP.com
UBKR.com
UBKT.com
UGTW.com
UJDL.com
UJFG.com
UNYB.com (New York)
UOCY.com
UTZD.com (Utah)
UWNB.com
UYPC.com (personal computer?)
VHJU.com
VNWE.com (women's education?)
UJHO.com (pronounceable as "u jo" with the j sound of "deja vu")
UJHU.com (pronounceable as "u ju" with the j sound of "deja vu")
YIWS.com

 

[Retired_member41]

Are there any guide prices?

I dont know about others but your sounds like and pronounced like ideas are off putting.

Even dusty bin would struggle to put them together.

 

[ImageAuthors]

Are there any guide prices?

You can view some wholesale (i.e. domainer) data at LLLLsales.com.

You can look up historical LLLL.com sales (including some end user data) at DNSalePrice.com or NameBio.com.

There's a lot of data (past and present) for both buyer and seller to refer to; so price probably has a predictable range with relatively narrow margin. I have also posted these lists on other forums; so hopefully there's enough market demand that I won't have to step in and impose pricing.

I dont know about others but your sounds like and pronounced like ideas are off putting.

Well, thanks for the feedback. If the domains are pronounceable, that's usually considered an advantage. It's extra information. So if it's wrong or redundant, people will ignore it anyway. If it's right and non-redundant, then it helps show value where value may exist. So I don't consider it a problem.

Even dusty bin would struggle to put them together.

I had to look up your "dusty bin" reference, since it's not part of the "pop culture" I know.