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The domain you could have regged but didn't

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I remember when all the 3 letter .net's were still avail for free reg...but who wanted one of those when 3 letter .com's were $500? lol


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I remember when all the 3 letter .net's were still avail for free reg...but who wanted one of those when 3 letter .com's were $500? lol
Chris

That reminds me -- is there a list somewhere of when the various 3-letter buyouts occurred? The only one I know is LLL.mobi -- Oct 28, 2006?
How about LLL.com, LLL.net, LLL.org, LLL.info? This might be an appropriate topic for another thread (if it hasn't already been discussed).
 
Don't worry about fernie.tv

The .tv extension threw away its credibility when they drove up prices on their names and made premium names. Now they're in the process of lowering them. Look at business.tv, now at 500k per year. (used to be 1 million) Not many people are going to throw away that kind of money for something so useless. .tv is garbage.

Still, I also had a chance to register a good .tv... washingtonDC.tv
Instead, I think I put it on one of my available domains lists and someone grabbed it right away. I had no clue geo tv's would get so popular, but I guess I should've known better.
 
Poker.bs , was too poor to afford (back in the day). Some person snatched it and sold it for $5.3k :(
 
back to he topic. I could have regged loans.com but didn't, cause I had no idea about domain names back then :D
 
I filled in the NetSol forms for Beach.com in 1994 but never faxed them off.
 
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