[snoop]

Originally Posted by accentnepal

So they run out in 48 hours or 72. Do we have a new buyout? And when 500 or a thousand drop next month and take a week to dry up, yet another buyout? Too confusing in my opinion. Makes the term meaningless.

I don't think it matters much, this is just the beginning of larger drops numbers. Even if they all got taken in 24 hours the same thing will happen again a week later. Right now is the time LLLL.com is likely to get the most surpport, when the buyout has just broken. Give it a few weeks and nobody will have any interest in trying to soak up names.

Originally Posted by accentnepal

Toward the beginning of this year about 5000 LLL.mobi dropped. Nearly a third of the entire total. Despite that Mobi is a much smaller market than LLLL.coms, the whole lot dried up in about two months. Considering the quantity involved and the length of time it took, I am hesitant to use the term "break" even there. Break to me means investor panic, a wholesale loss of perceived value. Not a short-term blip, rather a fundamental change in the market.

The thing is it was only one large drop, and it took 5000 to break .mobi. It has taken 300 names to break LLLL.com, and we are going to see drops like this for months in my view. Personally I did not think 300 names would be too much for the LLLL.com market to handle, I thought it would likely break with a drop of 1000 or more.

[Soofi]

Originally Posted by snoop

Give it a few weeks and nobody will have any interest in trying to soak up names.

Haven't you been saying "give it few days/weeks" from a long long time Snoopy?? Oh well live to learn and grow up, why be negative all the time kid??
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I'm fed up of your BS theory.. just can't figure out how and from where to place you on my ignore list~!!

[snoop]

Originally Posted by www.DONT.net

Haven't you been saying "give it few days/weeks" from a long long time Snoopy?? Oh well live to learn and grow up, why be negative all the time kid?? ????: NamePros.com http://www.namepros.com/showthread.php?t=358387

You can go back and look at my posts to see what I have actually been saying.

http://www.namepros.com/358387-the-l...ml#post3529595

[MicroGuy]

Great points Kate! Rep++

Originally Posted by sdsinc

The way I see it, most of the LLLL are going to be recycled in domainer to domainer sales once again, some people will be left holding the bag and ultimately drop the domains for lack of ROI. Then the next generation of newbie domainers will pick up where the previous generation left.

I see this as a best case scenario based on the current trend. IMO.

[Soofi]

Originally Posted by snoop

You can go back and look at my posts to see what I have actually been saying. ????: NamePros.com http://www.namepros.com/showthread.php?t=358387 http://www.namepros.com/358387-the-l...ml#post3529595

I DONT NEED TO GO BACK, really!! I have been reading all your irrelevant LLLL,com bashing posts left right and center, and how you have been saying from ever since recession broke out that LLLL,com buyout will fail.. okie well who cares for what's going to fail as long as we're getting end user high $xxxx+ sales still!!

Can you quit negating made up facts!! thread discussion is normally going on about sales of relevant short domain names and let us do that instead of listening to your BS!!

[MicroGuy]

Originally Posted by WORDSWORTH

It's not a buyout IMO if dropped names are freely available to hand register for 24 hours or more.

That makes perfect sense over here on the East Coast. I think we have a downpour on the horizon. IMO.

[snoop]

Here is a chart of the buyout,

dyyo.com - The four(4) letter domain name specialist

You can see from that that over the next two months there will be about 15,000 of the very lowest quality LLLL.com coming up for renewal. That averages about 250 per day, plus any pre 2007 names. People can guess for themslves what % will get dropped. Though in my view 300 drop days are going to become common. There will likely be smaller days in between but if the market on its first big drop can't soak up 300 names then there is little hope for the thousands of drops coming.

[Soofi]

Quote:

Originally Posted by sdsinc: The way I see it, most of the LLLL are going to be recycled in domainer to domainer sales once again, some people will be left holding the bag and ultimately drop the domains for lack of ROI. Then the next generation of newbie domainers will pick up where the previous generation left.

Okie agreed, and its very much true, however "domainers' are the ones who have been making end user sales and most of them decent letter names have been faring quite well in the aftermarket + end user sales... And as long as we're making money, why cry about this has failed or that has failed???
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Originally Posted by MicroGuy

Great points Kate! Rep++ I see this as a best case scenario based on the current trend. IMO.

[snoop]

Originally Posted by www.DONT.net

I DONT NEED TO GO BACK, really!! I have been reading all your irrelevant LLLL,com bashing posts left right and center, and how you have been saying from ever since recession broke out that LLLL,com buyout will fail.. okie well who cares for what's going to fail as long as we're getting end user high $xxxx+ sales still!!

You should go back, rather than making things up. I would suggest actually quoting me in future if you are going to claim I said something.

[Soofi]

Originally Posted by snoop

You should go back, rather than making things up. I would suggest actually quoting me in future if you are going to claim I said something.

lol there you go again, start wit your ramble & argue about it with me now!! dude that's the best you can do wit no job, work & alot of idle time in your plate!! save it for yourself, cuz you will need alot more of this energy in trying to prove your point that you've been on about from last, almost a year and more.. and you still couldn't impress anyone out here wit your random rambling, and I know you still wont stop.

If I wasn't regular here or wouldn't have subscribed to this thread ever since I joined NP, I would've definitely gone back to quote you on about your random comments, but why would I frickin' wanna waste my time looking for your BS posts which have been almost the same all this while wit lil' or less no change, and that too just to prove that you talk crap most of the time and are still at it!!

[MicroGuy]

[accent]

Originally Posted by snoop

Here is a chart of the buyout, dyyo.com - The four(4) letter domain name specialist You can see from that that over the next two months there will be about 15,000 of the very lowest quality LLLL.com coming up for renewal. That averages about 250 per day, plus any pre 2007 names. People can guess for themslves what % will get dropped. Though in my view 300 drop days are going to become common. There will likely be smaller days in between but if the market on its first big drop can't soak up 300 names then there is little hope for the thousands of drops coming.

Snoop, you neglected to add the ~60 day grace. We have about 4 months until drops from Nov 2 come around. I expect we will see more 300 domain days, maybe some 1000 days. It would not surprise me to see some puddling of unpurchased drops for days or weeks during that period.
????: NamePros.com http://www.namepros.com/showthread.php?t=358387

As for the rest, I stand by my previous posts.

[snoop]

Originally Posted by accentnepal

Snoop, you neglected to add the ~60 day grace. We have about 4 months until drops from Nov 2 come around. I expect we will see more 300 domain days, maybe some 1000 days. It would not surprise me to see some puddling of unpurchased drops for days or weeks during that period. As for the rest, I stand by my previous posts.

Good point, given that it is probably more like 30,000 low quality names rather than 15,000.

[thetruman]

I consider snoop an intelligent and experienced domainer. And I do not think he rambles for the sake of it or to hold a point.

I think that around 30% of people posting on this thread are pessimistic on the future of LLLL, another 40% are neutral while the rest is optimistic ( a new pool would be nice to have....)

Personally I am optimistic

[WORDSWORTH]

99 more names have just become available to register. 46 domains are still remaining from 18th September. Please click the top link in my signature to view the lists. Edit: more names dropped shortly after. The total for 20th Sep now stands at 107.

[euroflash]

Originally Posted by WORDSWORTH

99 more names have just become available to register. 46 domains are still remaining from 18th September. Please click the top link in my signature to view the lists. Edit: more names dropped shortly after. The total for 20th Sep now stands at 107.

Even a few triple premiums in today's drop.
????: NamePros.com http://www.namepros.com/showthread.php?t=358387

Great work updating these drops, by the way!

[VirtualT]

Originally Posted by www.DONT.net

lol there you go again, start wit your ramble & argue about it with me now!! dude that's the best you can do wit no job, work & alot of idle time in your plate!! save it for yourself, cuz you will need alot more of this energy in trying to prove your point that you've been on about from last, almost a year and more.. and you still couldn't impress anyone out here wit your random rambling, and I know you still wont stop. ????: NamePros.com http://www.namepros.com/showthread.php?t=358387 If I wasn't regular here or wouldn't have subscribed to this thread ever since I joined NP, I would've definitely gone back to quote you on about your random comments, but why would I frickin' wanna waste my time looking for your BS posts which have been almost the same all this while wit lil' or less no change, and that too just to prove that you talk crap most of the time and are still at it!!

wat?

[D0MA1N]

New big drop:
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[sdsinc]

Anybody who thinks accumulating tons of poor LLLL is a good investment should put their money where their mouth is... now.

[WORDSWORTH]

30 domains from today's drop have now been taken. 77 remain.

There are now only 32 names remaining from the 300 that dropped on 18th September.

To view the updated lists, please click the top link in my signature. I'm also awaiting the results of a deep scan which will check for grace deletes. Edit: no grace deletes. The deep scan total at 17:54 BST was 109 available domains.

Going forwards, I intend to publish a regular list of newly dropped and available domains plus the results of a deep scan which should reveal all available to register LLLL.com domains from that drop, previous drops and grace deletes.
????: NamePros.com http://www.namepros.com/showthread.php?t=358387

New totals at 23:36 BST:

13 more taken from today's drop. 64 remaining.

5 more taken from 18th September drop. 27 remaining.

Total: 91 still available.

[tetrapak]

NJ:

hisl $212
crbn $182
pqqq $161
oblh $112
oosg $191
ipcb $200

[Soofi]

Originally Posted by VirtualT

wat?

If you dont know "wat", should've attended school when you had a chance!!

[MicroGuy]

Originally Posted by www.DONT.net

If you dont know "wat", should've attended school when you had a chance!!

An urban inner-city school? At least "what" is an LLLL. Lol.

[Soofi]

Originally Posted by MicroGuy

An urban inner-city school? At least "what" is an LLLL. Lol.

I'd like to quote "An urban inner-city school" ahahahaa

[OMGretards]

Why would laon be worth half a mil?