Depends on the name... A recent sale was fly.co.uk - £87500 I believe xyz.co.uk sold for around £750 Meaningful LLL words are a premium... Anywhere from £xxxxx - £xxxxxx Brandable LLL names range from £xxxx - low £xxxxx Random LLL letters can sell from £xxx + Search the forum for more threads on thsi topic - Its been covered a lot. Rich
Thanks for your reply. However I am specifically referring to my domain LLL.co.uk (THree L's) THanks, Luke
lol - Oh I see - I'll move this thread to the appraisals section then! I would say low £xxxx probably... Rich
Low 4 figures sounds like a low estimate to me. I would say at least mid to high £x,xxx if not more to the right user. - Luke
Some recent three letter sales: ann.co.uk - £1173 tcl.co.uk - £5556 ghn.co.uk - £555 mbr.co.uk - £1000 tjc.co.uk - £4113 cow.co.uk - £4000 btp.co.uk - £6000 tip.co.uk - £10501 pcg.co.uk - £2500 smd.co.uk - £4000 xyz.co.uk - £3000 (got that one wrong above) Prices fluctuate, it really depends on if you can reach the right end user. Granted there are no domains featuring the same three letters in the list above but I personally dont think LLL is the best combination of letters.... although you will probably be getting loads of links from domainers on forums using LLL.co.uk as an example of a threee letter domain. I think low £xxxx, ie - somewhere between £2000-£4000 would be the price range you are looking at - but again it depends if you can find the right buyer - if you do and they want the name then the price will inevitably go up. Rich
Interesting name and quite a funny thread! On the one hand reseller domainers would love it as it is LLL.co.uk , however as they are resellers etc they would probably pay upto £2000 for it. On the other hand end users would want it , L* L* Limited , which brings it in line with a 'normal' three letter of that nature eg. TCL above. The triple L angle could be taken further, aquire triplel.co.uk 3L.co.uk etc. and a ready made brand for someone to buy. Personally if I was buying I would probably go to about £1.5k tops as it is a nice looking combo and would suit my 'LLL' names, however as above when it comes to end user I would place as above.
