domain 7599.com

IDK.. but I suspect values would vary according to the intent of the domain.. i.e., 9999.com might fetch more as in "Just $99.99 over invoice!", etc. OW, I don't see much inherent value in owning them just because they're 4 number domains.

equity78 said:

What are four number .coms worth seems like all registered.


Thank you

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Depends on the number. Some numbers are of value for the right end user.

All 4 Number combos are reged. Seems to be great interest as prices have increased of late. Don't recall seeing any of them go for less the $XXX and depending on the numbers (spelling) even more! If you own it good luck!

7599 spells "skyy" on a phone..

equity78 said:

What are four number .coms worth seems like all registered.


Thank you

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I have been tracking the sales of as many of these as possible, mainly through the drop markets at Enom and Namewinner.

For the most part, they are being won with bids between $30 and $60, although a few are snagged at $20 and others going into the $XXX range. Most -but not all- of the ####.coms that I have seen go for $XXX or more were either really special or were picked up by Elequa in public auctions.

There are a few different angles on these that might give each domain special significance and make it more desirable:

1) The digits may correspond to words using a phone dial pad (see worddial.com). Every major keyword has already been registered in its numeric equivalent, including lengthy words like business (287746377.com) or Microsoft (642767638.com).

2) The digits may represent a historical year (1969.com, 2054.com, etc.)

3) The digits may have a sequential or repeating pattern. 1616.com sold for $520 and 4944.com sold for $310.

4) The digits may have meaning in other languages. Patterns with multiple 3s or 8s following 6s are coveted by the Chinese. And certain numbers represent characters in Arabic. Here's an article about a fellow who paid $215,000 for a cell phone number with all 3s in it: http://www.beijingportal.com.cn/7838/2004/11/07/[email protected]

LOL.

Thank you all yes I own 7599.com and 7499.com. Paxton great info NP's on the way.

Giving you more NP$ Paxton checked out that word dial THis is crazy I regged the numbers for Beyonce ( Beyonce Knowles Destiny's CHild ) and Avril (Avril Lavigne) They word dial have Britney and Jessica. Avril lavigne and Beyonce get more Ovt than Jessica Simpson maybe in New Zealand they don't know other stars. They have like every word I tried Mortgages,painters,escorts alot I never heard anyone talk about Numbers like this if they prove their Business model other Mobile carriers will emulate IMO. Thanks DUDE its another area Never thought of I just like numbers that ended in 99 or this century and 8's cause its my favorite number and I know Big China Number. WilL look to see if they want to buy Beyonce and Avril.

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its definately very interesting.....

equity78,

Thanks for the namebucks!

Just to give you an idea on market value, here are the NNNN.coms that closed in auctions at Enom for the last two days:

11/16/04

0095.COM $20
9211.COM $150

11/15/04
9852.COM $30
8975.COM $40
6104.COM $40
6627.COM $30
2423.COM $50
3248.COM $60

Very Interesting post.

Kind responses from members which makes the forum great. :tu:

Second Bunch of 15 I think I duped Paxton but no biggie. Thank you

Since all the NNNN's are taken I've been working on NNNNN combo's speculating on the concept.

35626.com (Eloan)
43426.com (Geico)
67622.com (MSNBC)
8253688.com (TakeOut)

25642.com to All!

5 number domains also correspond to US zip codes .. nice regional niche market tho the larger cities may have several of course...

westblock said:

Since all the NNNN's are taken I've been working on NNNNN combo's speculating on the concept.

35626.com (Eloan)
43426.com (Geico)
67622.com (MSNBC)
8253688.com (TakeOut)

25642.com to All!

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I like 2423.com! Aww I missed that.

I also like NNNN names that make up an area code w/ 1 as a prefix. ie 1212, 1213 etc, as a lower cost alternative to the enduser than the NNN counterpart. Could be a good identifier for a local business directory or coupon book.
Very nice thread. Tx Paxton and others for sharing some very good, well thought out info. :tu: