N-N-N.com : Official Thread

[Pred]

Guys,
as far as i'm aware we don't have an official N-N-N.com thread
Obviously the lists are all over the forum & mentioned in many threads, in particular the L-L-L.com thread

Thought would start this thread as in some ways is the most exciting as we can watch them run out.
It will be like watching the LLL.mobi's go all over again.

Difference is, rather than 17k possibilities, there are only 1000 posibilities.

I don't pretend to be an expert on Number Domains
I welcome domainers who are, i know of a few who have added fantastic inputs re: N-N-N.coms

In my opinion these will run out first, obviously because of th rarity, but also beacuse Asian domainers in particular just love to trade these babies. Number domains in general.
Of course number domains are huge over there
I've noticed imo, there could be a hot demand for radio numbers (stn's), as it stands, they have some hideous domains lol. They need! some of our domains. lol

You only need 10 X N-N-N.COM'S TO OWN YOUR VERY OWN 1% OF THE ENTIRE POSSIBLE AMOUNT!

Here's the list as of few hours ago, some will have gone though.

Most thanks to BuyandSwap, it's down to his quality mining & scans that we can perouse the lists.

Here's the link to his site
http://www.bluebecker.com/storage/N-N-N.txt

I'm gonna list them here for easy viewing.
No doubt Chris will re-run in a day or so when he gets a chance.
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0-1-6.COM
0-1-9.COM
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[21x20]

https://www.namepros.com/threads/0-...k-combinations-all-registered-1-start.904578/

... Current bid of $31 is decent return on this since the Oct reg'ing. Similar to floor 6N, perhaps a little better.

 

[Argentum]

Just in case if someone wants to sell in bulk (min. 5 pcs) owned n-n-n.com, i will take it all at least for $20-30/ea, please PM me.
https://www.namepros.com/threads/buying-n-n-n-com-in-bulk.915872/

 

[brindle123]

This is the most undervalued domain niche out there!

There's only 1000 of them.
I can't believe that people are spending $100,000+ on the NNN.com and not grabbing these. If I owned the NNN.com I would grab these just to go as a package deal with the NNN.com

So let's put a value for arguments sake on a these @$100 each. That would make the whole portfolio valued at only $100,000.
Seems like a steal and undervalued asset when 6N.info are being bought up now.
I would take these over any 5N any day of the week.

5N has 100,000 combos. A floor of $30 would value that portfolio at $3,000,000
That's a low floor for 5N and still comes out 30x's higher than what I put on the N-N-N portfolio with a higher floor. If you follow me.

People are spending $1000's on 5N and 6N domains. I'm telling you guys now to grab what you can.
To me these look better than a 5N and 6N domain. I don't care about the hyphen. Having it between the numbers evens it out and everybody just reads it as the NNN. 8-8-8 reads like 888 to me. I look past the hyphen into the number itself. It's not that easy for me to remember 5 random numbers vs just 3.

There only needs to be one large sale in this niche to increase value and demand overnight. Once that happens it will be like NNNN and LLL prices going up to something beyond our budgets.

More to come from me on niche.

Can someone comes up with a current floor portfolio value for the NNN.com , NNNN.com and NNNNN.com? I'm busy right now and don't know the floor for each of these. Going to eat now and will post it when I get back if no one else does before me. Or get me the floor for each and I'll do the math.
Thanks!

 

[brindle123]

Looking at NNN and NNNN that have sales to compare. I know they are not N-N-N but try to stay with me.

Looking at the last 20 NNN.com sales on namebio

I came up with an average price of $395,000 for a NNN.com That would make the entire portfolio of NNN.com worth $395million!

NNNN.com last 20 avg came to $30,225 making the entire portfolio worth $302million

NNNNN.com last 20 avg came to $1970.15 each making the portfolio worth $197,015,000

It looks like there is a correlation between each portfolio. Going from NNN to NNNN the portfolio value drops roughly $100million, going 4N.com to 5N.com drops another $100million.

Maybe we could say 6N.com portfolio goes down to a value of roughly $100million. I didn't do the math for 6N.com (Burning my brain)

Hope everyone is still following me.

Recap of rough portfolio valuations:

NNN.com $400million
NNNN.com $300million
NNNNN.com $200million
NNNNNN.com $100million

Seeing a pattern here!

That's talking NNN and NNNN's without the hyphen.
N-N-N is harder to evaluate due to not enough sales.

Just for arguments sake let's just divide the portfolio value of NNN by a factor of 1000x to try to come up with an avg price for N-N-N.
That would value N-N-N at $400 each!! Now we don't really have much sales to go on here so I'm just trying to get somewhere with all this before my brain blows up.

Namebio only had 2 N-N-N sales listed. One in 2011 and one in 2008.

N-N-N avg was $625 for those two sales!!!
Those sales were before numerics have taken off.
There were drops in N-N-N and then they got bought out as the interest in numerics have taker off.
They are no longer be available for reg fee so we have to put a price on them.

I would put an avg price value on them at between $625 and $300.
Anything lower than that, I would say is under valued.

This is the most undervalued domain asset niche to own in my opinion!
I know they were bought out again recently but things have also taken off recently with number domains.

If you have anything to add to any of the babble I just posted please do. It will help us all. Good or bad.

I'll try to add to this if I can too!

 

[21x20]

Looking at NNN and NNNN that have sales to compare. I know they are not N-N-N but try to stay with me.

Looking at the last 20 NNN.com sales on namebio

I came up with an average price of $395,000 for a NNN.com That would make the entire portfolio of NNN.com worth $395million!

NNNN.com last 20 avg came to $30,225 making the entire portfolio worth $302million

NNNNN.com last 20 avg came to $1970.15 each making the portfolio worth $197,015,000

It looks like there is a correlation between each portfolio. Going from NNN to NNNN the portfolio value drops roughly $100million, going 4N.com to 5N.com drops another $100million.

Maybe we could say 6N.com portfolio goes down to a value of roughly $100million. I didn't do the math for 6N.com (Burning my brain)

Hope everyone is still following me.

Recap of rough portfolio valuations:

NNN.com $400million
NNNN.com $300million
NNNNN.com $200million
NNNNNN.com $100million

Seeing a pattern here!

That's talking NNN and NNNN's without the hyphen.
N-N-N is harder to evaluate due to not enough sales.

Just for arguments sake let's just divide the portfolio value of NNN by a factor of 1000x to try to come up with an avg price for N-N-N.
That would value N-N-N at $400 each!! Now we don't really have much sales to go on here so I'm just trying to get somewhere with all this before my brain blows up.

Namebio only had 2 N-N-N sales listed. One in 2011 and one in 2008.

N-N-N avg was $625 for those two sales!!!
Those sales were before numerics have taken off.
There were drops in N-N-N and then they got bought out as the interest in numerics have taker off.
They are no longer be available for reg fee so we have to put a price on them.

I would put an avg price value on them at between $625 and $300.
Anything lower than that, I would say is under valued.

This is the most undervalued domain asset niche to own in my opinion!
I know they were bought out again recently but things have also taken off recently with number domains.

If you have anything to add to any of the babble I just posted please do. It will help us all. Good or bad.

I'll try to add to this if I can too!

Most interesting on this point that it does carry through ...

"Maybe we could say 6N.com portfolio goes down to a value of roughly $100million. I didn't do the math for 6N.com (Burning my brain)"

With 1 million names, it says the average name is worth about $100. Given the 0/4 bad stuff is selling < $50 it seems and some 888 crazy stuff sells in the thousands, it's probably not far off the mark. 260k chip offset in price much lower average prices on 740k non-chips.

 

[djum]

I hope that my 0-0-2.com can break the Chinese balls and make them forget about 0 being non-premium number.
After all it's double 0 and 2, that means love in Mandarin I think.

What can be easier than that?

 

[brindle123]

0-0-2.com
I like it! It is the 2nd domain in this niche. Hang onto it if you can.

This is getting away from N-N-N.com for a second, but I'm trying to establish some kinda pricing for numeric domains and trying to get an avg price on the N-N-N market. Having low or no sales data at this time for N-N-N.

6N data added.
I just checked the last 20 6N.com on namebio and came to an avg. price and came to an avg of $223.35 each.

Now this is the last 20 sales only and I took out the one crazy priced one($1710) to make the avg more realistic.

The higher in number count I go, the sales will be the best numbers from that niche selling faster than the others of course. The better domains will sell first. It will take larger volumes of sales to get to some real data.

I think the price of 6N will approach the $200million mark for the portfolio if things continue. This seems like it will help other niche numeric domains also since we've established a correlation between portfolios!

There was a 5N that was just sold for $10,100 listed at Namebio! I don't think I put thiat in the 5N data I posted in my last post. With a sale like that I think it will help the 5N portfolio also.

Getting back to N-N-N.com's

I look at N-N-N.com to price like a 5N.com eventually if not sooner. Future sales data might support this. That is why I gave them an "Under valued" price at this time.

They are both 5 characters.
There are less N-N-N domains (1000) vs (1,000,000)=Rarity
Rarity+hyphen brings N-N-N somewhere into the 5N pricing for me to sell one, IF I sell one.
The N-N-N reads like a NNN, but having the hyphen puts it into the 5 character domains.

This is all just my opinion without more sales data/any sales data, to support it.
Just for disclosure, I do own about 10 N-N-N.coms
I consider these long-term investments at this time. I also consider these currently under valued at this time.

I would put an avg price value on them at between $625 and $300.
Anything lower than that, I would say is under valued.

I wouldn't sell any N-N-N that I own at the avg prices I came up with in my last post! Just tried to guess an avg value at this time. Not easy to do.

Actually, I would consider these to get into the 4N.com pricing within the next 5-10yrs
I am VERY bullish on all my short numeric .com's. Not sure what 4N or 5N will be in 5-10yrs, but trends look like they will all increase in value during that time. I look to owners of the 3N.coms to start picking these up when they can. If I paid as much as they are paying for the 3N, I would grab this under valued niche!

N-N-N.com are short, rare, under-valued, and have no UDRP issues that could arise that I know of unlike a L-L-L.com or LLLL.

Let me know what you guys/girls think. Please talk about any data I've listed or my opinion. It's only my opinion.

Thanks

 

[21x20]

0-0-2.com
I like it! It is the 2nd domain in this niche. Hang onto it if you can.

This is getting away from N-N-N.com for a second, but I'm trying to establish some kinda pricing for numeric domains and trying to get an avg price on the N-N-N market. Having low or no sales data at this time for N-N-N.

6N data added.
I just checked the last 20 6N.com on namebio and came to an avg. price and came to an avg of $223.35 each.

Now this is the last 20 sales only and I took out the one crazy priced one($1710) to make the avg more realistic.

The higher in number count I go, the sales will be the best numbers from that niche selling faster than the others of course. The better domains will sell first. It will take larger volumes of sales to get to some real data.

I think the price of 6N will approach the $200million mark for the portfolio if things continue. This seems like it will help other niche numeric domains also since we've established a correlation between portfolios!

There was a 5N that was just sold for $10,100 listed at Namebio! I don't think I put thiat in the 5N data I posted in my last post. With a sale like that I think it will help the 5N portfolio also.

Getting back to N-N-N.com's

I look at N-N-N.com to price like a 5N.com eventually if not sooner. Future sales data might support this. That is why I gave them an "Under valued" price at this time.

They are both 5 characters.
There are less N-N-N domains (1000) vs (1,000,000)=Rarity
Rarity+hyphen brings N-N-N somewhere into the 5N pricing for me to sell one, IF I sell one.
The N-N-N reads like a NNN, but having the hyphen puts it into the 5 character domains.

This is all just my opinion without more sales data/any sales data, to support it.
Just for disclosure, I do own about 10 N-N-N.coms
I consider these long-term investments at this time. I also consider these currently under valued at this time.



I wouldn't sell any N-N-N that I own at the avg prices I came up with in my last post! Just tried to guess an avg value at this time. Not easy to do.

Actually, I would consider these to get into the 4N.com pricing within the next 5-10yrs
I am VERY bullish on all my short numeric .com's. Not sure what 4N or 5N will be in 5-10yrs, but trends look like they will all increase in value during that time. I look to owners of the 3N.coms to start picking these up when they can. If I paid as much as they are paying for the 3N, I would grab this under valued niche!

N-N-N.com are short, rare, under-valued, and have no UDRP issues that could arise that I know of unlike a L-L-L.com or LLLL.

Let me know what you guys/girls think. Please talk about any data I've listed or my opinion. It's only my opinion.

Thanks

6N sales on Namebio is very inaccurate because NameBio minimum for reporting is $100. And the majority of 6N are selling < $100. So to say "I just checked the last 20 6N.com on namebio and came to an avg. price and came to an avg of $223.35 each." ... That's in a NameBio bubble and not nearly an accurate average compared to something like 5N where there are certainly NO sales < $100.

 

[brindle123]

I know the namebio data is not very good for 6N that's why I said the following in that post.

The higher in number count I go, the sales will be the best numbers from that niche selling faster than the others of course. The better domains will sell first. It will take larger volumes of sales to get to some real data.

With so many domains in the 6N market only time will tell.
I did give the 6N portfolio an original value of $100million. That would only value each 6N at $100 each.
I don't think $100 is a bad guess for a 6N.com value if we avg the great ones with the regular ones. Again we need more data other than namebio. That's all I have to go on right now.

I wrote a bunch of stuff and lost it all just now...arrgg trying to post a link.
763588.com sold yesterday for $1676 on GD. If the good ones are selling for anything close to that, the avg should get close to the $100 range for each 6N.

You are correct Namebio data isn't that good at all right now for 6N or N-N-N.

Dnpric.es isn't as user friendly(hint) so I'm not sure how to use their site to find any of this data.
Does any reseller/aftermarket site publish their sales data? DNjournal isn't useful for the dollar amounts we are talking about.

If I paid $100,000+ for a NNN.com, I would pay $1000 or more for the N-N-N.com of the same numbers.
That's just me though. That's a 100x price difference. If N-N-N were at $100 each the price difference is 1000x's. That seems crazy off for the same numbers even with the hyphen.
Remember you only need one large sale in a rare niche like these to increase value overnight.
Just my .02 though.

I don't want to turn this into a 6N thread, just trying to figure things out.

 

[21x20]

If I paid $100,000+ for a NNN.com, I would pay $1000 or more for the N-N-N.com of the same numbers.
That's just me though. That's a 100x price difference.

But WHY ? Why on earth would someone do that? Would you be planning to promote the N-N-N.com? I mean would you buy KEYWORD.com and the K-E-Y-W-O-R-D.com? No. It makes no sense to do that.

*shrug*

 

[Recons.Com]

It does not make sense for NNN.com owner, but for someone looking for memorable numeric, N-N-N is more memorable than NNNNN. Compare 5-3-2.com and 51372.com. The former is also looking much more compact.

 

[vlad74]

I am curious, what is the amount of regged and available N-N-N in ".net" and in ".cn" zones. Has anyone checked that?

 

[DnEbook]

I agree the n-n-n would be seen as a separate entity, no-one would confuse the two

 

[brindle123]

I just think they would be a nice package. Not that it would sweeten a deal.
888.com and 8-8-8.com would go nice together. Not that the NNN would need it or that someone might confuse the N-N-N with the NNN.com site.

Just saying I would pick the N-N-N up if I paid sooo much for the NNN. Specially at what the N-N-N are valued at today. What's a $100+ to someone who just dropped $100,000?

How much did 888.com sell for?

They could put up a pay site on the NNN and a non pay site on the other. They made three "8's" their brand so to cover all the bases, I would grab them both. Just my opinion though.

I would rather have a N-N-N than a 5N or 6N just due to rarity and ease to remember.

N-N-N is different than k-e-y-w-o-r-d. I personally would pickup the k-e-y-w-o-r-d if it was very short like L-L-L.
What do you read when I type S-E-X.com? SEX of course. If I paid millions for SEX.com you're damn right I would want the L-L-L.com(S-E-X.com)!

A longer k-e-y-w-o-r-d domain I don't think I would grab. Maybe if that was my only domain or website that I wanted to brand and didn't want someone else sitting on it.

N-N-N.com is a better investment with more possible ROI than the NNN.com
NNN.com cost $100,000 to $1million+ how much higher could they be worth?

It just seems like there is more room growth and potential buyers for the N-N-N in the near future.
NNN prices are very high leaving only those with very deep pockets to invest or develop.
N-N-N prices are low. There are more people with a little to spend on domains than people with very deep pockets.

NNN won't be changing hands once they get developed or a least changing hands less than a N-N-N.
NNN prices seem to be topping out while there is plenty of room for N-N-N growth.

A large sale in the near future can change these prices fast. They're just numbers and numbers domains are hot getting hotter, but not that many people can get the funds to buy the NNN.coms

People are spending $1000's on 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9N domains which there are sooo many. We are only talking about a 1000 domain niche market here.

3N, 4N, 5N are getting bought out in every new extension that comes out. We are still talking the .com

The hyphen doesn't bother me when we are talking about a 5 character, 3 number domain plus a .com

I remember when I thought people were crazy for buying 4N.com for $100
There are 10,000 of those.
I wish I could back and pick all those up, but the times have changed.
I think I even had this argument with someone back then thinking 4N.com would never be worth more than $100.
I learn from my mistakes!

I still say N-N-N.com is waaaay undervalued even today. Time will tell and I don't think I will be wrong on this one. I'm along for the ride. The tickets are cheap now. Buy low sell high. Don't buy when prices are high. The under-valued niche is where the potential is at. Everyone wishes they could go back just a couple years and pick up LLLL.com's for those prices. Those days are gone too.

Just say'n

 

[DnEbook]

"N-N-N.com is a better investment with more possible ROI than the NNN.com
NNN.com cost $100,000 to $1million+ how much higher could they be worth?"
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Are you kidding? ...........give me a NNN any day of the week over a N-N-N These will go up tenfold over the years, which results in big big money for the owners, developed or not. The N-N-N has an upside but cannot be compared to a NNN ........sheer madness to even contemplate it. I have a N-N-N but my head is not in the clouds. They are separate entities.

 

[djum]

He's comparing ROI, not revenue.

If you have invested same amount of money in NNN.com and N-N-N.com at today's prices good chance that N-N-N.com investment would appreciate more. Because NNN.com already selling for millions and will have to sell for 10's of millions to beat N-N-N.com rise from $50 to $1000.

 

[DnEbook]

I do understand that but in ten years time I will be saying the NNN was still a better investment ... wait and see, we are talking about something that has been unwanted for many many years now. At this point the NNN is proven

 

[djum]

Do you have money to buy one of NNN.com?

By the time when market is "proven" all the best investments are gone.

 

[DnEbook]

Can I lend some cash ..... I don't mind if I am proven wrong, I grabbed my N-N-N for $12, it's all good
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I am much more sceptical about the L-L-L's though

 

[brindle123]

If you invest $100,000 on a NNN right now and it goes up to $1million, you've only made 10x your investment. Many NNN are already getting up to $1million, so the market will have to climb into $10million range to get an ROI of 10x.

If you invest $100 on a N-N-N right now, it only has to go to $1000 to get 10x on your investment.
Your $12 investment only had to go to $120 to make 10x your money. If the market climbs to $1000 on N-N-N then you tiny $12 investment will have gone up 83.3x. I don't see the NNN
market going up 80-100x's.

When prices go into the $100,000's for a NNN, it pulls potential buyers out of the market due to the funds required for the purchase. Domains that are in everyones prices range sell faster and have more of a market.

I don't think we will see a $10million NNN sale for a long long time. If they ever do get into that range, there are very few buyers that can pay that. All other potential buyers will look for an alternative to the NNN which will lead them to the undervalued N-N-N market.

Of course anyone would take a NNN over a N-N-N any day of the week.
Same with a LLL over a L-L-L. which are undervalued also.

NNN prices are topping out. N-N-N has room to climb due to the small investment required to obtain it. They are not pretty and don't hold a candle to NNN, I get that, but they can make more ROI than a NNN at this time.

You could sell your N-N-N for $24 and double your money today. It's very hard to do that with a NNN.

 

[DnEbook]

I do agree there is an upside with N-N-N and I do understand the "bigger" Roi on that investment, but when it comes to the L-L-L's I just don't think there will ever be a strong market. I think some N-N-N owners may be getting anxious after waiting for so long to get some form of growth?

 

[brindle123]

The L-L-L market scares me a little too, but just due to any UDPR issues that may pop up.

There was a time when no one in this business thought that 5N and 6N.com would be going for more than reg fee. No one was reg'n 100's or 1000's of them and expecting to make money on them.

Once the buyout happens in a niche, just about anything could happen. They can all be dropped, the good ones will almost always be held in portfolios though.
Not sure why there is a L-L-L poll at the top of a N-N-N thread either.

 

[DnEbook]

At one stage I held J-O-B.info, perhaps I would have kept it had it been a .com

 

[hawkv]

But WHY ? Why on earth would someone do that? Would you be planning to promote the N-N-N.com? I mean would you buy KEYWORD.com and the K-E-Y-W-O-R-D.com? No. It makes no sense to do that.

*shrug*

You have a valid point if we are dealing with mid to long words. But short domains an extra 2 X '-' will not make a big difference for end users to type. Again we are all after domain names where end users can remember and type without big effort...

So if you take KEY.com v.s K-E-Y.com , would you pay $xx,xxx mid to high end value or $x,xxx ? At the end you are still hitting the same objective, remembering the domain name...

 

[21x20]

You have a valid point if we are dealing with mid to long words. But short domains an extra 2 X '-' will not make a big difference for end users to type. Again we are all after domain names where end users can remember and type without big effort...

So if you take KEY.com v.s K-E-Y.com , would you pay $xx,xxx mid to high end value or $x,xxx ? At the end you are still hitting the same objective, remembering the domain name...

Ok -- so find me 1 case where an LLL.com domain holder also bought the L-L-L.com. I'd say it's going to be a needle in a haystack search, but let's see how that goes...