[xman]

I didn't even realized this was here.

Originally Posted by www.DONT.net

did I say anything about premium letters? stop assuming and read my question carefully, why?? means why did the domains go for that price?

Again, why not?

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who were the end users?

"it's as simple as visiting those sites to find out.."
????: NamePros.com http://www.namepros.com/short-domain-discussion/358387-the-llll-com-sales-discussion-thread.html

The sale of fxtg happened many months ago. I only posted because I don't think it was reported here in this thread.

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Now answer... or let others who are aware of such information answer.. cheers!

Is that a good enough answer for you?

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What are double and triple prems going for?

You spend so much time in this forum and you're still asking that question. Amazing!!!

[HcDomains]

The winner, zhuniuniu, is a Chinese domainer

Ai Ba means "Love Club" in Chinese

[cache]

nice

Originally Posted by NameLinker

The winner, zhuniuniu, is a Chinese domainer ????: NamePros.com http://www.namepros.com/showthread.php?t=358387 Ai Ba means "Love Club" in Chinese

[Soofi]

Originally Posted by xman

I didn't even realized this was here. ????: NamePros.com http://www.namepros.com/showthread.php?t=358387 Again, why not? "it's as simple as visiting those sites to find out.." The sale of fxtg happened many months ago. I only posted because I don't think it was reported here in this thread. Is that a good enough answer for you? You spend so much time in this forum and you're still asking that question. Amazing!!!

your lame responses don't really make sense, atleast not to me and are not worth my time.. henceforth xman ignored!!

[euroflash]

Originally Posted by NameLinker

The winner, zhuniuniu, is a Chinese domainer ????: NamePros.com http://www.namepros.com/showthread.php?t=358387 Ai Ba means "Love Club" in Chinese

Interesting. I guess there were other Chinese bidders involved in order to push the price up that high.

[xman]

Originally Posted by www.DONT.net

your lame responses don't really make sense, atleast not to me and are not worth my time.. henceforth xman ignored!!

Maybe nothing make sense to you at all.

[1john2004]

mbsn.com
$510
tdnam

[HcDomains]

Originally Posted by euroflash

Interesting. I guess there were other Chinese bidders involved in order to push the price up that high.

Sure you are right

[tonecas]

EGUO.COM $16,000 just now on NameJet.

another fight between chinese bidders. i suppose because GUO can mean country/state/kingdom in chinese, like in Zhōng​guó​ (China = 中国)

talking about premium letters, and vowels and other stuff...

regards,
tonecas

[cache]

http://www.namepros.com/648696-offic...-thread-2.html

also the eLastName factor.
(here are two last names with Guo, one is "郭 Guo 1", another one is "过 Guo 4")

[HcDomains]

pprc.com closed at $2,302 on NJ 2 days ago

[ianmcd]

Average sale prices on eBay for March were up against February's average. Here's an analysis of trends over the past 12 months. As always, I've excluded domains selling for more than $100 as I consider them outliers on eBay. All averages below are based on trendlines calculated from weekly figures, so smoothing out irregularities.

Over the past 12 months mean prices rose at an average rate of about $0.28 a month, a total of $3.32 over the period. The trend showed a rise from $11.22 to $14.54, which is a rise of 26% based on the midpoint.

Over the past 9 months mean prices rose at an average rate of about $0.65 a month.

Over the past 6 months mean prices fell at an average rate of about $0.04 a month.
????: NamePros.com http://www.namepros.com/showthread.php?t=358387

Over the past 3 months mean prices fell at an average rate of about $0.11 a month.

Monthly means were -

April $14.83
May $13.39
June $8.57
July $8.61
August $9.09
September $11.98
October $10.59
November $18.03
December $18.12
January $13.91
February $12.03
March $13.40

Average remaining registration rose over the 12-month period. This rise deducts about 11 cents from the monthly price rise, bringing the effective price rise down to about $0.17 a month.

Average domain quality also rose over the 12-month period. This rise deducts about 11 cents from the monthly price rise, bringing the effective price rise down to about $0.06 a month.

Here are the percentile trends for the 12-month period -

The 5th percentile rose from $2.26 to $2.79, an increase of 21% based on the midpoint.

The 25th percentile rose from $4.76 to $6.81, an increase of 35% based on the midpoint.

The 50th percentile rose from $8.09 to $10.81, an increase of 29% based on the midpoint.

The 75th percentile rose from $13.57 to $16.31, an increase of 18% based on the midpoint.

The 95th percentile rose from $33.11 to $45.78, an increase of 32% based on the midpoint.

[fastadam]

Here are the latest LLLL sales from DNJournal.
(I know some have been listed previously)

WADV (wadv) : $4860
DUFF (duff) : $4690
PHLO (phlo) : $2500
MYIC (myic) : $2000
JOTD (jotd) : $5001
ZBUY (zbuy) : $3500
SOFC (sofc) : $2333
PPRC (pprc) : $2302
TOYX (toyx) : $2000
FIPS (fips) : $3300

Looks pretty strong to me...

[Tim Schoon]

Originally Posted by ianmcd

Average sale prices on eBay for March were up against February's average. Here's an analysis of trends over the past 12 months. As always, I've excluded domains selling for more than $100 as I consider them outliers on eBay. All averages below are based on trendlines calculated from weekly figures, so smoothing out irregularities. Over the past 12 months mean prices rose at an average rate of about $0.28 a month, a total of $3.32 over the period. The trend showed a rise from $11.22 to $14.54, which is a rise of 26% based on the midpoint. Over the past 9 months mean prices rose at an average rate of about $0.65 a month. Over the past 6 months mean prices fell at an average rate of about $0.04 a month. Over the past 3 months mean prices fell at an average rate of about $0.11 a month. Monthly means were - April $14.83 ????: NamePros.com http://www.namepros.com/showthread.php?t=358387 May $13.39 June $8.57 July $8.61 August $9.09 September $11.98 October $10.59 November $18.03 December $18.12 January $13.91 February $12.03 March $13.40 Average remaining registration rose over the 12-month period. This rise deducts about 11 cents from the monthly price rise, bringing the effective price rise down to about $0.17 a month. Average domain quality also rose over the 12-month period. This rise deducts about 11 cents from the monthly price rise, bringing the effective price rise down to about $0.06 a month. Here are the percentile trends for the 12-month period - The 5th percentile rose from $2.26 to $2.79, an increase of 21% based on the midpoint. The 25th percentile rose from $4.76 to $6.81, an increase of 35% based on the midpoint. The 50th percentile rose from $8.09 to $10.81, an increase of 29% based on the midpoint. The 75th percentile rose from $13.57 to $16.31, an increase of 18% based on the midpoint. The 95th percentile rose from $33.11 to $45.78, an increase of 32% based on the midpoint.

thx! really good info

[Semtex]

Originally Posted by Toilet Monster

thx! really good info

I agree !! I would have gave him some rep, but it looks like I'm still to fond of him !!

[mwzd]

Seeing 'double' and 'triple' premiums up there in the four figure sales reports is kinda sweet.

Underlines what a lot of people have been saying about domain quality and appeal being independent of letter quality as set out by some domaining guide.

Demand is up, prices not so much, I think I'll wait for the right offers.

[italiandragon]

I saw recently on eBay "CLFO" which was one of my babies.....what happened?

On the other sad note, I am in emergency so if any falcon wants some bargain at less than $50 each, have a look shortly in the sales forum, cheers.

[Soofi]

Too many ppl selling LLLL,com's in sales forum here.. is that normal?

[Salmon]

Originally Posted by ianmcd

Average sale prices on eBay for March were up against February's average. Here's an analysis of trends over the past 12 months. As always, I've excluded domains selling for more than $100 as I consider them outliers on eBay. All averages below are based on trendlines calculated from weekly figures, so smoothing out irregularities. ????: NamePros.com http://www.namepros.com/showthread.php?t=358387 Over the past 12 months mean prices rose at an average rate of about $0.28 a month, a total of $3.32 over the period. The trend showed a rise from $11.22 to $14.54, which is a rise of 26% based on the midpoint. Over the past 9 months mean prices rose at an average rate of about $0.65 a month. Over the past 6 months mean prices fell at an average rate of about $0.04 a month. Over the past 3 months mean prices fell at an average rate of about $0.11 a month. Monthly means were - April $14.83 May $13.39 June $8.57 July $8.61 August $9.09 September $11.98 October $10.59 November $18.03 December $18.12 January $13.91 February $12.03 March $13.40 Average remaining registration rose over the 12-month period. This rise deducts about 11 cents from the monthly price rise, bringing the effective price rise down to about $0.17 a month. Average domain quality also rose over the 12-month period. This rise deducts about 11 cents from the monthly price rise, bringing the effective price rise down to about $0.06 a month. Here are the percentile trends for the 12-month period - The 5th percentile rose from $2.26 to $2.79, an increase of 21% based on the midpoint. The 25th percentile rose from $4.76 to $6.81, an increase of 35% based on the midpoint. The 50th percentile rose from $8.09 to $10.81, an increase of 29% based on the midpoint. The 75th percentile rose from $13.57 to $16.31, an increase of 18% based on the midpoint. The 95th percentile rose from $33.11 to $45.78, an increase of 32% based on the midpoint.

Good info，thanks!

[snoop]

Originally Posted by ianmcd

Over the past 12 months mean prices rose at an average rate of about $0.28 a month, a total of $3.32 over the period. The trend showed a rise from $11.22 to $14.54, which is a rise of 26% based on the midpoint. Over the past 9 months mean prices rose at an average rate of about $0.65 a month. Over the past 6 months mean prices fell at an average rate of about $0.04 a month. Over the past 3 months mean prices fell at an average rate of about $0.11 a month.

Sad....it is now over 2 years since the LLLL.com bust started and still people are going backwards with these names.

[italiandragon]

Originally Posted by snoop

Sad....it is now over 2 years since the LLLL.com bust started and still people are going backwards with these names.

Which names?

[ianmcd]

Originally Posted by snoop

Sad....it is now over 2 years since the LLLL.com bust started and still people are going backwards with these names.

I'd like to make it clear that my analyses, which I've been posting monthly in this thread for some time now, are based on reported eBay sales of LLLL.coms. They are in no way intended to reflect overall market conditions, and should be read in context.
????: NamePros.com http://www.namepros.com/showthread.php?t=358387

In last month's post I mentioned that sales volume during February was substantially down against the preceding 11 months. This trend continued last month, but I didn't bother to repeat myself. Monthly sales volume on eBay has fallen over the past 12 months at an average rate of 27 domains a month - compare this with the average monthly sales volume for the last 12 months, which was 457 domains a month.

What I think we're seeing here is a shift on the part of some sellers away from eBay to other sales venues. I've found over the past few months that I can do better, on average, selling at Snapnames than eBay.

EBay sales are only a small part of the overall picture.

[RareIQ]

Advertising on other sites helps as well, the more, the better

[Semtex]

Originally Posted by ianmcd

I'd like to make it clear that my analyses, which I've been posting monthly in this thread for some time now, are based on reported eBay sales of LLLL.coms. They are in no way intended to reflect overall market conditions, and should be read in context.

Don't worry Ian. Usually, when there is a post like this, snoop is always there to pick up the ball and dribble it for 5 minutes, and then he disappears for another month.

[mjbenterprises]

I think some of the naysayers also said that the LLLL.com buyout wouldn't hold, but it has held---solidly....

These days, you don't hear the naysayers saying that the buyout won't hold anymore, even they now know that the buyout will always hold.....it's called supply and demand...