rickydzine
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Well brandable can be literally anything, dictonary word domains are mostly grabbed, people flip domains for a living. You can also try other TLDs .com is so 1999, trustable but soooo 1999.
Xalion
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They're also 10x more worth then other TLDs.
plottsch
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Who uses "LLL" as a placeholder
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A lot of domain scrapers use L for pattern matching. V for vowel, C for consonant, L for any letter.
Dogesus
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- May 4, 2018
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safeSEOboost
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- Mar 22, 2010
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I had the exact same question 10 years ago when I registered my first domain, same old.
You have to be creative, there are still many options available, many of which are listed in this thread.
The Scarlet Pimp
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xkairos_hxc
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This made me LLL.
The second L is a placeholder for an O.
FernandoAleixo
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What about those ".io" domains? They seem to be a trend and there are not many of them out there, you should give it a try!
ZhangWei100
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Godaddy expired domains and a few other places that you can have no interest payment plans on high quality domains. I've used both. The no interest ones you pay more but get to pay small amount monthly and cancel anytime. I've used for testing and buying multiple domains.
