Javascript Disabled Detected

You currently have javascript disabled. Several functions may not work. Please re-enable javascript to access full functionality.

VlexoFree Notice

Interviews will be open every Friday starting at 12am PDT and lasting for 24 hours.

0

Does anyone have a 3 character domain?

Started by Eli L, Dec 21 2007 10:10 PM

Please log in to reply

4 replies to this topic

#1 Eli L

VlexoFree Owner

Owner
6,950 posts

LocationWashington, USA

Posted 21 December 2007 - 10:10 PM

I'm just wondering, does anyone here have any 3 character .com, .net, or .org domain names?

Im not trying to buy any or anything like that, im just wondering if anyone has any.

Posted Image

Please do not PM me for support (unless its a private matter). Instead, post in the appropriate forum and help will be provided accordingly.
Helpful links: Terms of Service | Privacy Policy | Wiki - Tutorials & H elp | VlexoFree Support |

Back to top

Ad Bot

Privacy Policy

#2 www.acedragoni.com

Advanced Member

Pre-Members
91 posts

Posted 24 December 2007 - 06:17 PM

A 3 letter/alphanumeric character domain under .com, .net, or .org is very very hard to come by nowadays. Quite very rare. Most "cyber squatters" sell them for a very large amount.

you can call me Ace.

The Legend Continues...

Back to top

#3 Matty B

VlexoFree Financeer

Administrators
1,321 posts

Posted 25 December 2007 - 02:18 AM

Of the 39 I have the closest thing i have to a 3 letter is... batms.com. I would be picking that you won't find one. And if you wanted one.. As stated.. Would cost you an absolute packet to buy.. Maybe in the late hundreds early thousands.. That aint a lie!

Thank you Kindly,

Matt Boulton
Vlexo Administration
IC34.com

Please Note that I am Administration but I do not read applications. Please don't request that I do. Thanks.

.....-ORPHND - Better than PWNED. You failed so hard even your parents gave you up-......PaidGamers.net
Now that is messed up... I just looked up the "typewriter guy sesame street" on youtube.. First video is for letter "C".... Two of the top related vids are "N" and "T"... Where is the U?