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With 4n.com and 5n.com prices increase I believe 6n.coms are the next logical step. Because of this, I have invested in this niche and expect to see growth in the coming months.

Anyone else on board?
 
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What do you think their motives are?
Some people think that after spending millions on domains Chinese are going to drop all domains next year
 
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Internet is 25 years old, it's the next decade that interests me
 
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Yeah I sold a 4N net last week to someone in China for $6k. I'm not sure what their game is, but so far I like playing it. ;)
 
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I can't give away all my secrets.

My advice is simple: do not buy these names at bloated prices in hopes of turning a profit in the long run.

I have only one numerical name, so I'm not exposed to the market, but I do not understand the idea of giving advice on the basis of knowledge that are apparently secret - It might also be perceived as manipulative.
 
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I have only one numerical name, so I'm not exposed to the market, but I do not understand the idea of giving advice on the basis of knowledge that are apparently secret - It might also be perceived as manipulative.

You're right. I manipulated everyone in thread into making money. Damn shame.
 
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You're right. I manipulated everyone in thread into making money. Damn shame.

It was certainly not what I said, but you are free not to relate to the substance of my comment.
 
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How to find a enduser for 6N .com?
Just curious what kind of company will take 6N.com as their website.
Is 6 number the endpoint of .com?
If a domain has the same length as the phone number, what would be the point?
 
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I purchased about 20 6N.com thanks to this thread last year summer and currently getting offers up to $1,000 for some names. Wondering who of you guys is holding, who's selling and why?
 
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sell off the weakest 6Ns once a nice price floor is established for all 6Ns, reinvest in some better 6N or even few 5N (if you can) and hold all the good to great ones.. their value will rise a lot faster than that of the weaker ones
 
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sell off the weakest 6Ns once a nice price floor is established for all 6Ns, reinvest in some better 6N or even few 5N (if you can) and hold all the good to great ones.. their value will rise a lot faster than that of the weaker ones

Thanks. It would be great to have a site like LLLLsales.com but for numerics instead.
 
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sell off the weakest 6Ns once a nice price floor is established for all 6Ns, reinvest in some better 6N or even few 5N (if you can) and hold all the good to great ones.. their value will rise a lot faster than that of the weaker ones

I completely agree with this.

I am holding everything for now and bought a lot in the last two/three weeks.
Happy for now with my decision. Long may that continue hopefully.
 
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http://www.chaomi.cc

but now still only until 5 digits (五数字COM), should be extended with 6 digits anytime soon

until then i am using namebio.com with pattern search from NNNN to NNNNNNNN daily to track the market..
 
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Correct! I must have missed it on their site
 
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http://www.chaomi.cc

but now still only until 5 digits (五数字COM), should be extended with 6 digits anytime soon

until then i am using namebio.com with pattern search from NNNN to NNNNNNNN daily to track the market..

6N are posted daily. Most sales from ename. I have recorded hundreds of sales. Volume is much greater than what is reported at Namebio (over $100) but both are helpful of course. Chinese pricing is much tighter (per pattern) due to volume and not wanting to exceed "dominant" bid.
 
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i suspected already so.. thanks for confirming that.. trade volume of 6N and 7N naturally should be a lot higher anyway due to the amount of possible variations..
 
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