3 Character Domain Name Values
It’s nice to see owners trading their 3 charater domain names as buyers will lowball the values and owners claiming much much higher values. I have always wondered if there was a “standard” pricing guide that is used to value these domain names.
Little did I know until a fellow webmaster pointed out to me that there is indeed a “standard” guide. You can access the price guide here. This is strictly a guide and not to be used when bidding for dictionary words. The guide provides a combination of domain names in either letters or numbers or a combination of both.
As I have mentioned before, this guide is to be used as a reference only. E.g. The guide says that 3 letter domains are valued at about US$1,550. You most probably won’t get ASS.COM for US$15,550 let alone US$1,550.
Recently, I noticed that my month old child has developed red spots and red rashes around his thighs, groin and waist especially around the edges of the diapers. Very much like red blotches and bumps. My wife and I thought that the rash was due to the weather but we noticed that the other parts of the baby’s body was fine. We then concluded that the rash was caused by diapers.
We received a number of advice from these “experts” ranging from using nappies instead of diapers to feeding the child with pearl powder. Finally, my wife and I decided to go the “easy” way which is to buy a tube of Drapolene Cream. The reasons for us is simple. We needed something that is practical, easy to use, effective and less of a hassle. Another important reason we chose this product is due to the manufacturer; i.e. GlaxoSmithKline (we trust this brand).
Today, I received a call from an out-of-state buddy who is complaining of receiving spam and viruses on his Streamyx broadband account. This was how the conversation went:
