James Booth, seller of UIO.com
Did you know that there are only 125 three letter .com domains, comprising of only vowels?
Well now you do.
The full Latin vowel set contains the letters A, E, I, O, U. Letter ‘Y’ can be excluded, as it’s often both a vowel and a consonant – it’s a semivowel.
UIO.com is one of them, and it just sold on a Sedo auction.
The seller, domain investor and broker, James Booth, could not be happier. James operates the BQDN.com domain brokerage.
After six bidders battled it out, the winner takes home the domain UIO.com for $21,600 dollars.
Congratulations to the buyer, and to the seller, for this nice LLL .com sale that Chinese domainers would not touch. 😀
