The LLLL.com sales and discussion thread

italiandragon · Aug 6, 2007

Hello, I think it would be pretty useful to keep track of all LLLL.com sales , even the little ones under $100 so that , pretty soon , when the available LLLL.com will be finished , we`ll have a better idea on market prices.

It is important that these sales are confirmed. So before to post, make sure payment went OK.

I will start with todays` Sedo confirmed sales:

FISE.com 2,700 Euros
TSRT.com US $760
VEUP.com US $1,700

Also, I found interesting to see this average LLLL, getting bids up to $51 and reserve not me. It says it all.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dl...110154111735_W0QQ_trksidZm37QQfromZR40QQfviZ1

Van Damme · Jun 10, 2009

NJ:

rnrt $151

I paid some high prices buying quad llll.com last year and now there prices are so low

mntor · Jun 10, 2009

Van Damme said:
NJ:

rnrt $151

I paid some high prices buying quad llll.com last year and now there prices are so low

True. The prices of LLLL.com & domains in general have taken a hit.

DNK.it · Jun 10, 2009

gahy | Bidding History
Winning Bid: 160 USD
Reserve met!
Winning Bidder: Bidder 3

ckzw | Bidding History
Winning Bid: 90 USD
Reserve met!
Winning Bidder: Bidder 1

nxgx | Bidding History
Winning Bid: 60 USD
Reserve met!
Winning Bidder: Bidder 1

payg | Bidding History
Winning Bid: 2,650 GBP
Reserve met!
Winning Bidder: Bidder 1

izuy | Bidding History
Winning Bid: 90 EUR
Reserve met!
Winning Bidder: Bidder 2

bbhd | Bidding History
Winning Bid: 171 USD
Reserve met!
Winning Bidder: Bidder 4

tppb | Bidding History
Winning Bid: 149 USD
Reserve met!
Winning Bidder: Bidder 2

SEDO

tetrapak · Jun 10, 2009

Van Damme said:
NJ:

rnrt $151

I paid some high prices buying quad llll.com last year and now there prices are so low

Van Damme, true, however since 2-3 months the quad prices are growing slowly but steadily.

Pred · Jun 10, 2009

loads on dnjournal out today

these 3 were nice and caught my eye

cfwv.com $4786
scsl.com $6210
cmgc.com $8400

RCK · Jun 10, 2009

Pred said:
loads on dnjournal out today

these 3 were nice and caught my eye

cfwv.com $4786
scsl.com $6210
cmgc.com $8400

That are nice prices !

Semtex · Jun 10, 2009

Today on TDNX:

zopx $20
yuoq $40
xveg $51
yakn $40
tivr $65
rxjt $45
ppgp $239
nwzw $20
nnjn $720
irpz $20
iqni $40
gpkc $40
bmsf $124
augq $20
renewals have been added

tetrapak · Jun 11, 2009

I told you Olse was an amazing deal ($220), it just resold at Sedo for $968. I still see it going for MUCH more to an end-user..

Semtex · Jun 11, 2009

Today on TDNX:

yiwd $25
xrbr $30
xzsa $20
voqu $5,515
rpaq $45
qyah $20
pbyb $20
ngde $174
nogj $20
njyi $20
liwn $40
lbiy $20
iycb $25
iyyr $20
ipjf $32
hglk $40
fpyr $25
fcij $25
eoyh $25
dtyz $30
dcfi $184
cvkt $20
bzvx $25
renewals have been added

gubera · Jun 12, 2009

Hey guys! It's been a while since I visited namepros.

Anyways... I got an offer on sedo for1in3.com and it's on auction now. Hoping for a bidding war, but I would be happy with the reserve too. Reserve is $2000 btw

RCK · Jun 12, 2009

gubera said:
Hey guys! It's been a while since I visited namepros.

Anyways... I got an offer on sedo for1in3.com and it's on auction now. Hoping for a bidding war, but I would be happy with the reserve too. Reserve is $2000 btw

Good luck m8.

tetrapak · Jun 12, 2009

NJ:

mlfi $300
ncsw $350
hpce $135
nyte $1,551
gmcn $350

Pred · Jun 12, 2009

tetrapak said:
I told you Olse was an amazing deal ($220), it just resold at Sedo for $968. I still see it going for MUCH more to an end-user..

i totally agree with this, for this name :gn::imho:

Tim Schoon · Jun 12, 2009

Voqu $5,515... whats up with that?

mntor · Jun 12, 2009

yxjy.com - $210 at Sedo - 1 Bidder

sidekick_33 · Jun 12, 2009

mntor said:
yxjy.com - $210 at Sedo - 1 Bidder

That looks like a horrible domain!

Lakshan · Jun 12, 2009

Sold MRGY For 110$ @ Sedo

Soofi · Jun 12, 2009

mntor said:
yxjy.com - $210 at Sedo - 1 Bidder

Doubt this to be real bid.. IMO :lol:

bgmv · Jun 12, 2009

www.DONT.net said:
Doubt this to be real bid.. IMO :lol:

This could be the possible end user:

www.yxjy.net

Soofi · Jun 12, 2009

bgmv said:
This could be the possible end user:

www.yxjy.net

I dont think end users take chances of letting the seller send their domain to auction.. what you think?

tzsxc · Jun 12, 2009

www.DONT.net said:
I dont think end users take chances of letting the seller send their domain to auction.. what you think?

If the end-user is savvy and know the value of the domain in the open market, why not?

Soofi · Jun 12, 2009

tzsxc said:
If the end-user is savvy and know the value of the domain in the open market, why not?

depends really!!

planoali · Jun 12, 2009

www.DONT.net said:
I dont think end users take chances of letting the seller send their domain to auction.. what you think?

It's not up to the end user if it goes to auction or not. Usually an end user makes an offer, than the domain owner counters, the end user makes another offer (usually just a little bit higher) and than the domain owner can send to auction if he wants. Its happened to me various times and I usually regret sending it to auction since the end user is usually going to be the highest bidder so it's better counter offer most of the time.

Soofi · Jun 13, 2009

planoali said:
It's not up to the end user if it goes to auction or not. Usually an end user makes an offer, than the domain owner counters, the end user makes another offer (usually just a little bit higher) and than the domain owner can send to auction if he wants. Its happened to me various times and I usually regret sending it to auction since the end user is usually going to be the highest bidder so it's better counter offer most of the time.

lol Thanks Planoali, I know exactly how sedo process works however most of the times buyer/seller communicate & discuss "sending to auction" option as well and seller offers sending it to auction if buyer is not willing to raise his offered price!

please do correct me if I am wrong, however this is what I have experienced at Sedo.

Domainace · Jun 13, 2009

www.DONT.net said:
lol Thanks Planoali, I know exactly how sedo process works however most of the times buyer/seller communicate & discuss "sending to auction" option as well and seller offers sending it to auction if buyer is not willing to raise his offered price!

please do correct me if I am wrong, however this is what I have experienced at Sedo.

That is the way it should be done...and I will from now:red: It seems very easy to send to auction, and there's always that feeling that you might get lucky. But in many cases there's not a wide end-user market for a name and you are unlikely to get what you could by negotiating. Worse, the end-user may be put off by the auction and simply not follow through on the original offer.

So, give the buyer a chance to raise the offer. If not, then let the marketplace decide which of you is right.

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