I rechecked all Chinese premium LLL.co sold between Oct 28 and Nov 2 (whois should be updated by now). Here is who is buying
rtx.co China
bfj.co China
cxl.co China
wkf.co Belgium
yts.co United States
cxx.co United Kingdom
pgx.co China
cmz.co China
yrt.co China
sgg.co China
rll.co...
If you buy liquid domains, it’s similar to real estate: you can resell at a loss or at a profit depending on market conditions.
All other classes of domains that lack liquidity, even if purchased with research and patience, are an 'optimized' gamble that may or may not pay off.
50% at rebel.com (maximum 10 per customer)
https://www.rebel.com/i/blackfriday?utm_campaign=bfcm-17&utm_medium=email&utm_source=getresponse&utm_content=bfemail
together with .CA, .COM, .CO, .NET
Overall there are 2,097,152 7N.com chips (no 0,4). Of these more or less 50% are already registered. There weren't many new registrations in the latest months because all are registering 5L.com at the moment. I think that when 5L.com will be bought out (likely in a few days) people will start...
It must be annoying. I hope it does not become a habit.
Having the LLLL.net version of your LLLL.com may actually make sense though. Especially if prices of LLLL.com keep increasing.
I mean I know LLL.com investors that are protecting the value of their investment purchasing the corresponding...
I would take both, .com more recognizable and worldwide accepted but not that beautiful, .co shorter, actually the shortest possibility you have for your company.
Please do not buy all LLLCO.COM now.
For those interested I've just checked all LLL.co still available for registration.
They are 150 (total number is 17576, so less than 1%)
Here's the list:
bqo.co
dxv.co
ezh.co
ekq.co
eqy.co
eiz.co
gvx.co
hqv.co
lqu.co
lzu.co
lqv.co
jgv.co
jhv.co
jvw.co
kqi.co
mqe.co
nqu.co
nvz.co
oaq.co
oyq.co...