Well, by no means I want to copycat the LLLL.com evaluation thread by ItalianDragon, which happens to have one of the best Opening Posts I have ever seen...
In any case and since all premium LLLL.net's are gone atm, I guess it's about time we can start watching carefully our investments and what we might ecpect from them in a near future.
For now I'd love to hear some comments from you on a few LLLL.net's I own, and then we go from there!
IUII.net
UEUU.net
UIUU.net
UOUU.net
UUIU.net
Their value should be similar except for the first, that contains a triple premium and U, in any case what do you guys think I can expect from these?
I think IUII may be by far the strongest in terms of finding an end-user rather than a domainer collector's item (not that there's anything wrong with that!)
"International Universal Internet Incorporated" .... works well with the .net extension, so could be $1000 and up to an end user (especially since the .com might be priced quite a bit higher - I noticed that it is currently parked, not developed, may be interesting to see what the owner would want for it now ...)
I have a hard time coming up with English-language acronyms for more than one U but I'm sure a creative mind put together with a good dictionary could come up with a few!
hmmm ... UU = Unitarian Universalist ... a well-known church.
Also an "EU" in the mix in another one.
Prices, I dunno - that's a moving target for sure. As collector's items, each gets a rarity premium for being "1 of only 625", so maybe roughly equivalent to NNN.net once the dust settles a bit ...
Okay ... well ... anyhoo ... now I have a couple ->
TWAI - 64,000 Google results, pronounceable, typo of Twain, seems to be a first name, possibly also Geo or ethnic group? plenty of acronyms ...
I love your IUII.net. It's by far the best due to the presence of the triple "I".
Recently, the $200 sale on Snap of a quad vowel made everyone buck up (Thanks skylineleong )
As for Filter's domain, I like MDNI.net as he correctly put it, it has a cool vibe. sometimes when I spot a quad prmeium I just get that vibe and pick it up on instinct, the habit may prove to be my undoing but I love them
I got a similar triple letter domain UUWU(.)net, I know it isn't that good but still your opinion would be nice.
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Thanks Bruno! I am currently taking offers for it, but it will be send to T.R.A.F.F.I.C. in May if I don't receive any satisfying offers.
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I'm really not sure of VVVV.net prices at the moment, although they are very rare - there's just 625 of them (so 0.14% of the total permutations of LLLL.nets).
I'd say once the buyout occurs, there could easily shoot up to mid $xxx within a month. Although I'm not too sure - there aren't too many VVVV.net (or .com) sales.
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Nothing special- google results 153K, one acronym but nice letters. I like my ccoo better and that has almost 4 million results. I am buying as many of these types as I can right now.
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umm..What?
The names he has are worth "at-least" $75-$100 per name.
Especially iInn.net which could well reach the mid $1xx mark.
RJRJ.net could also reach mid $1xx as RJ is common-term use for "Radio Jockey." (Especially if -RJ- bids )
I'm really not sure of VVVV.net prices at the moment, although they are very rare - there's just 625 of them (so 0.14% of the total permutations of LLLL.nets).
