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

gladdy · Nov 10, 2010

Afternic:
jaro.com $14,400.00
pisb.com $5,457.00
ppdm.com $5,100.00
dctv.com $5,000.00
thuc.com $3,500.00
daot.com $3,350.00
lecs.com $2,800.00
gebe.com $2,500.00

Sedo:
wuaw.com
$3,000

tetrapak · Nov 11, 2010

NJ:

fonr $495

italiandragon · Nov 11, 2010

gladdy said:
Afternic:
jaro.com $14,400.00
pisb.com $5,457.00
ppdm.com $5,100.00
dctv.com $5,000.00
thuc.com $3,500.00
daot.com $3,350.00
lecs.com $2,800.00
gebe.com $2,500.00

Sedo:
wuaw.com
$3,000

:lala:

It's time to list names at Afternic.

mwzd · Nov 11, 2010

Afternic will rarely ever sell your names at these prices.

Only the names they own sell for these amounts.

I got taken advantage of by one of their account execs, never again, guess he's now working for m$.

pheven · Nov 11, 2010

Sold FYOA direct for $750 and payment received

Tim Schoon · Nov 11, 2010

pheven said:
Sold FYOA direct for $750 and payment received

congrats, nice sale

3par · Nov 11, 2010

dnj reported sale for the past week -

atiu.com 2600
boxd.com 3900
daot.com 3350
dctv.com 5000
gctr.com 2998
gebe.com 2500
jaro.com 14400
lecs.com 2800
lule.com 2988
miyi.com 5012
pils.com 5300
pisb.com 5457
ppdm.com 5100
thuc.com 3500
ufit.com 15100
wuaw.com 3000

italiandragon · Nov 12, 2010

pheven said:
Sold FYOA direct for $750 and payment received

You must have a very good strategy as I can't remember any sale from you for less than $500.

Congrats!

gladdy · Nov 12, 2010

uspn(.)com
$2,500
namejet

gladdy · Nov 13, 2010

ncsd.com
$1,258
namejet

tonecas · Nov 13, 2010

Pool:

encm(.)com: $70
lepl(.)com: $110
elpf(.)com: $60

regards,
tonecas

gladdy · Nov 14, 2010

mpxx.com 500 EUR
sapu.com 950 USD
Sedo

Lakshan · Nov 14, 2010

gladdy said:
mpxx.com 500 EUR
sapu.com 950 USD
Sedo

Sapu is too cheap for that price. Buyer got a real deal :P

Asaf · Nov 15, 2010

yoel(dot)org - 500 USD
tuye(dot)com - 1,001 USD

sedo :tu:

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goxi(dot)com - 760 USD

sedo

Tim Schoon · Nov 15, 2010

tonecas said:
Pool:

encm(.)com: $70
lepl(.)com: $110
elpf(.)com: $60

regards,
tonecas

Dang! Bargains! Makes me wish I had a pool account hee

Dotmainer · Nov 15, 2010

BladeMaster said:
Sapu is too cheap for that price. Buyer got a real deal :P

Yes and No. For an CVCV.com its cheap and have good letters.
Problematic is that first three letters are well known TM. This could lead to problems if parked.

Without parking there should be some other good revenue source or development plan.
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pheven · Nov 15, 2010

italiandragon said:
You must have a very good strategy as I can't remember any sale from you for less than $500.

Congrats!

I try to treat my LLLL.com domains as a higher standard of quality since most have 3 commonly used letters, or 4 in China, and if a buyer really wants it they will pay something fair for everyone.

My belief is that LLLL.com is a serious business asset and deserves to be negotiated like a business instead of a hobby.

If more sellers demanded higher prices for good quality domains, then prices would rise overall.

---------- Post added at 10:06 AM ---------- Previous post was at 10:02 AM ----------

I have a tentative sale of an LLLL.com with 3 premiums and a Q in the 3rd letter for $400 in China.

They want to use an escrow service at 4.cn, but I have never previously dealt there and am looking for advice if this is a safe and appropriate service for selling through.

Thanks,
Steve

tetrapak · Nov 15, 2010

Steve, 4.cn is perfect. I have dealt with them before, they were fast and efficient.

NJ sale:
fcbc $1,468

Oh and beware llll.com holders, Pool prices indicating a disaster coming... :D

pheven · Nov 15, 2010

tetrapak said:
Steve, 4.cn is perfect. I have dealt with them before, they were fast and efficient

NJ sale:
fcbc $1,468

Oh and beware llll.com holders, Pool prices indicating a disaster coming... :D

Thanks for the quick advice on 4.cn

Those 3 domains at Pool were great buys.
Too bad I was preoccupied when they dropped.

Steve

italiandragon · Nov 16, 2010

tetrapak said:
Oh and beware llll.com holders, Pool prices indicating a disaster coming... :D

---------- Post added at 01:05 AM ---------- Previous post was at 01:03 AM ----------

pheven said:
I try to treat my LLLL.com domains as a higher standard of quality since most have 3 commonly used letters, or 4 in China, and if a buyer really wants it they will pay something fair for everyone.

My belief is that LLLL.com is a serious business asset and deserves to be negotiated like a business instead of a hobby.

If more sellers demanded higher prices for good quality domains, then prices would rise overall.

Thanks,
Steve

I agree Steve and you do very well so congrats again. Maybe you should share some of your techniques used to sell them at those prices so other people will stop flipping between domainers and seek the true potential with endusers.

Tim Schoon · Nov 16, 2010

pheven said:
I try to treat my LLLL.com domains as a higher standard of quality since most have 3 commonly used letters, or 4 in China, and if a buyer really wants it they will pay something fair for everyone.

My belief is that LLLL.com is a serious business asset and deserves to be negotiated like a business instead of a hobby.

If more sellers demanded higher prices for good quality domains, then prices would rise overall.

---------- Post added at 10:06 AM ---------- Previous post was at 10:02 AM ----------

I have a tentative sale of an LLLL.com with 3 premiums and a Q in the 3rd letter for $400 in China.

They want to use an escrow service at 4.cn, but I have never previously dealt there and am looking for advice if this is a safe and appropriate service for selling through.

Thanks,
Steve

I've just sold XSOO.com there for 450 RMB, currenty in transfer. The buyer pays 4.cn, the seller pushes or transfers the name to the buyer (same way as escow.com), 4.cn verifies the transfer and releases payment.

gladdy · Nov 17, 2010

Afternic:

VIAL.COM
$7,750

POXX.COM
$4,388

SLSU.COM
$4,382

Embrand · Nov 17, 2010

gladdy said:
Afternic:

VIAL.COM
$7,750

POXX.COM
$4,388

SLSU.COM
$4,382

Wow, Afternic seems to be doing pretty well with LLLL.coms at the moment. Vial is certainly worth a good price, though.

Tim Schoon · Nov 17, 2010

euroflash said:
Wow, Afternic seems to be doing pretty well with LLLL.coms at the moment. Vial is certainly worth a good price, though.

I think Vial.com would have gotten more at an auction..

Makis.TV · Nov 17, 2010

Toilet Monster said:
I've just sold XSOO.com there for 450 RMB, currenty in transfer. The buyer pays 4.cn, the seller pushes or transfers the name to the buyer (same way as escow.com), 4.cn verifies the transfer and releases payment.

and what happens if seller changes whois back to the buyers?:sold:

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