If you’re looking to make money in domaining then I would agree, 5 letter dot coms are not the way to go. That being said, the world is an ever growing place and there are plenty of companies and organizations looking for names. I’ve always felt that the shorter the domain, the easier it is to remember. Unfortunately, you can’t make very many words with 3 or 4 letters so it led me to 5. I have made money in 5 letter domains but I’ve collected some pretty good ones in the last 10 years. A few sales at a couple thousand each has more than paid for my names. Now that a strong 5 letter dot com has climbed over $1000 I am pretty confident I am in a positive situation. I was combing through my Godaddy account yesterday and decided to jot down some of the names I have. Some are good, some aren’t, you be the judge. (The generic only guys will say they’re all bad but I understand)
Beako.com
Bleeb.com
Blogl.com
Dumpo.com
Ehort.com
Fazzy.com
Fiddl.com
Flose.com
Flowo.com
Happa.com
HateU.com
HookU.com
Jazzm.com
Jeefa.com
Jeejo.com
Joope.com
Koggy.com
Koosy.com
LootU.com
Meely.com
Mungy.com
Nazty.com
Nurde.com
Noobr.com
Ohack.com
Pakku.com
Pikku.com
Ploob.com
RaidU.com
Soosy.com
Swapn.com
Swapm.com
Tapsy.com
Teasy.com
Thumd.com
UnLOL.com
uSwam.com
Weeba.com
Wuddo.com
Higgy.com
Woukd you he interested in zinik.com?
Would you be interested in zinik.com?
I prefer the ones that are pronounceable (flose.com, higgy.com, weeba.com, happa.com, etc). I own clend.com and ruken.com but haven’t gotten any offers yet