Expired 3 character dot com's
www.ParkersGuide.co.uk
I have just been looking on the domain guru's web site at
http://www.domainguru.com, which is always worth a visit, and using
his expired domain lookup page, I got this list of three character
domains that have either already expired, or are just about to.
I have tried some of them and they really are showing available.
I know everyone wanted a 3 char dot com, but now it seems you can buy
them for peanuts.
Does this mean the domain market has now gone the way of Worldcom?
enjoy!
n0x.com, n1b.com, n1c.com, n1e.com, n1f.com, n1g.com, n1h.com, n1j.com
n1m.com, n1o.com, n1q.com, n1s.com, n1u.com, n1v.com, n1y.com, n2y.com
n3e.com, n3l.com, n3q.com, n3r.com, n3u.com, n3v.com, n3y.com, n5a.com
n5b.com, n5c.com, n5d.com, n5e.com, n5f.com, n5g.com, n5h.com, n5i.com
n5l.com, n5m.com, n5p.com, n5s.com, n5t.com, n5u.com, n5v.com, n5w.com
n5x.com, n5y.com, n5z.com, n6a.com, n6b.com, n6c.com, n6d.com, n6e.com
n6f.com, n6g.com, n6h.com, n6i.com, n6j.com, n6k.com, n6l.com, n6m.com
n6p.com, n6t.com, n6u.com, n6x.com, n7a.com, n7b.com, n7c.com, n7d.com
n7g.com, n7i.com, n7l.com, n7m.com, n7q.com, n7t.com, n7u.com, n7v.com
n7w.com, n7x.com, n8b.com, n8f.com, n8h.com, n8i.com, n8m.com, n8p.com
n8q.com, n8s.com, n8x.com, n8y.com, n9a.com, n9b.com, n9c.com, n9e.com
n9f.com, n9g.com, n9h.com, n9j.com, n9r.com, n9s.com, n9t.com, n9u.com
n9v.com, n9w.com, n9y.com, nk0.com, nm0.com, o0q.com, o1a.com, o1d.com
o1e.com, o1i.com, o1k.com, o1m.com, o1r.com, o1u.com, o1v.com, o1w.com
o1x.com, o1y.com, o1z.com, o3b.com, o3n.com, o3v.com, o4f.com, o4g.com
o4h.com, o5g.com, o7d.com, o9e.com, o9u.com, oa8.com, p0g.com, p0m.com
p1h.com, p1l.com, p1t.com, p3v.com, p4v.com, p5e.com, p5m.com, p5n.com
p5s.com, p6s.com, p7a.com, p7c.com, p7s.com, p8a.com, p8e.com, p8n.com
p8t.com, p9a.com, p9n.com, py0.com, py6.com, py7.com, py8.com, py9.com
pz0.com, pz5.com, pz7.com, pz9.com, q1b.com, q1n.com, q6h.com, q8h.com
qg0.com, qm4.com, qr2.com, qs9.com, r0c.com, r0i.com, r0n.com, r1b.com
r1d.com, r1g.com, r1h.com, r1i.com, r1j.com, r1k.com, r1l.com, r1m.com
r1z.com, r2q.com, r3f.com, r3h.com, r3j.com, r3k.com, r3l.com, r3n.com
r3p.com, r3u.com, r3y.com, r5a.com, r5b.com, r5e.com, r5g.com, r5h.com
r5j.com, r5k.com, r5l.com, r5m.com, r5p.com, r5v.com, r5x.com, r5y.com
r6a.com, r6b.com, r6c.com, r6d.com, r6e.com, r6g.com, r6j.com, r6k.com
r6l.com, r6m.com, r6n.com, r6p.com, r6q.com, r6t.com, r6u.com, r6v.com
r6w.com, r6x.com, r6y.com, r6z.com, r7a.com, r7b.com, r7c.com, r7d.com
r7f.com, r7g.com, r7h.com, r7i.com, r7j.com, r7k.com, r7l.com, r7m.com
r7n.com, r7q.com, r7t.com, r7u.com, r7v.com, r7w.com, r7x.com, r7y.com
r7z.com, r8a.com, r8c.com, r8f.com, r8h.com, r8p.com, r8t.com, r8y.com
r9a.com, r9b.com, j9x.com, jc6.com, je0.com, ji5.com, ji6.com, jj0.com
jl5.com, jl6.com, jl7.com, jl9.com, jm8.com, jn7.com, jn9.com, jw0.com
jx0.com, k0a.com, k0e.com, k0i.com, k0l.com, k0m.com, k0o.com, k0x.com
k1a.com, k1b.com, k1c.com, k1e.com, k1g.com, k1h.com, k1j.com, k1l.com
k1n.com, k1p.com, k1r.com, k1s.com, k1v.com, k1y.com, k1z.com, k4a.com
k4c.com, k4f.com, k5a.com, k6a.com, k6h.com, k6s.com, k6v.com, k7a.com
k7h.com, k7l.com, k8n.com, k8o.com, k8x.com, ka0.com, kg9.com, ki0.com
kx0.com, ky6.com, l0b.com, l0u.com, l1b.com, l1c.com, l1e.com, l1f.com
l1g.com, l1h.com, l1i.com, l1j.com, l1n.com, l1o.com, l1p.com, l1q.com
l1r.com, l1t.com, l1u.com, l1w.com, l1x.com, l1y.com, l1z.com, l3b.com
l3f.com, l3h.com, l3p.com, l3q.com, l3v.com, l3x.com, l3y.com, l3z.com
l4g.com, l4h.com, l4j.com, l4k.com, l4r.com, l4y.com, l5a.com, l5b.com
l5c.com, l5d.com, l5e.com, l5f.com, l5h.com, l5j.com, l5k.com, l5n.com
l5t.com, l5v.com, l5w.com, l6a.com, l6b.com, l6c.com, l6d.com, l6g.com
l6h.com, l6j.com, l6k.com, l6m.com, l6p.com, l6r.com, l6t.com, l6v.com
l6w.com, l6y.com, l7a.com, l7b.com, l7d.com, l7g.com, l7i.com, l7j.com
l7m.com, l7p.com, l7r.com, l7t.com, l7v.com, l8b.com, l8c.com, l8e.com
l8f.com, l8h.com, l8j.com, l8m.com, l8p.com, l8w.com, l8z.com, l9a.com
l9b.com, l9c.com, l9e.com, l9g.com, l9h.com, l9k.com, l9t.com, l9w.com
l9y.com, lt7.com, lv6.com, lv7.com, lx0.com, m0v.com, m0x.com, m1d.com
m1f.com, m1g.com, m1h.com, m1j.com, m1k.com, m1q.com, m1u.com, m1v.com
m1w.com, m1z.com, m3j.com, m3q.com, m3y.com, m3z.com, m5a.com, m5b.com
m5c.com, m5e.com, m5f.com, m5g.com, m5h.com, m5l.com, m5o.com, m5q.com
PG
JoeTaxpayer
even if the domain name market were still thriving, what value does
n1f.com have? to whom?
The three character names have value with no numbers or dashes, the mixed
names below never had any real value.
"www.ParkersGuide.co.uk" wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I have just been looking on the domain guru's web site at
> http://www.domainguru.com, which is always worth a visit, and using
> his expired domain lookup page, I got this list of three character
> domains that have either already expired, or are just about to.
>
> I have tried some of them and they really are showing available.
>
> I know everyone wanted a 3 char dot com, but now it seems you can buy
> them for peanuts.
>
> Does this mean the domain market has now gone the way of Worldcom?
>
> enjoy!
>
> n0x.com, n1b.com, n1c.com, n1e.com, n1f.com, n1g.com, n1h.com, n1j.com
> n1m.com, n1o.com, n1q.com, n1s.com, n1u.com, n1v.com, n1y.com, n2y.com
snip
www.ParkersGuide.co.uk
> Parker,
> even if the domain name market were still thriving, what value does
> n1f.com have? to whom?
> The three character names have value with no numbers or dashes, the mixed
> names below never had any real value.
>
That is exactly what I am saying.
If three char domains (even with a number) are not worth buying even
for a few dollars, then doesn't this indicate that the domain market
has gone totally flat?
If I thought they had any value I would have bought some of them
myself instead of posting the list to this newsgroup - have you never
heard of the word irony??
PG ;-)
JoeTaxpayer
coincidence.
But I'm missing something here.
Are you saying these names, which prior to now were valuless, are now even more so?
And what's up with Marmite? You guys really eat that stuff? On toast or right from the jar? Or is it
the same jar in the cupboard for 5 years kind of just for show?
www.ParkersGuide.co.uk
What I am saying is this :-
All those 3 char names were once registered,
Many people thought they were valuable,
Many of those names have since expired,
No one else wants them now either,
Isn't that ironic?
Marmite, never touch the stuff, but if you want to talk about a nice
bit of pickled tripe or a steaming bowl of freshly boiled chicklin and
bag, or even sucking the flesh off some cold jellied eels, now that's
different.
PG