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I scanned all Chinse premium (without a,e,i,o,u,v and 0,4) LLNN and NNLL .com and all are gone. I registered last two CP NNLL.coms that were left!

What do you think is the future of this?
 
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Sold mc20.com for $390.

Buy now through Namesilo marketplace

The domain is mf20.com and not mc20.com.
I am sorry for the typo mistake
 
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had to be aaa999 I sugest, an even pattern will always be more popular and even then once we hit 6 characters it's becoming a stretch
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Looking at namebio I do see there have been sales in the LLLNNNN pattern but I still consider it to be a gamble, at least aaa9999 is a repeating pattern name, perhaps reach out to buyers in this market

Thank you for taking the time to respond!

Cheers!
 
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Sold p/g18.com for $950
through afternic
 
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Sold p/g18.com for $950
through afternic
18mm.net is with me that gets lot of traffic... 15+ extensions were registered...
 
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I'm keeping a handful of mine like the ones that get the most traffic and that I think sound the best. The rest are being given away pretty much free in NP auction now (see sig) did sell a couple of these for low-mid $xxx but overall time and effort looking back I don't think they were worth it. That being said if a bunch of llnn drop and there is a super cheap .com reg promo, I might reg a bunch :)
 
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I'm keeping a handful of mine like the ones that get the most traffic and that I think sound the best. The rest are being given away pretty much free in NP auction now (see sig) did sell a couple of these for low-mid $xxx but overall time and effort looking back I don't think they were worth it. That being said if a bunch of llnn drop and there is a super cheap .com reg promo, I might reg a bunch

On the same page. I have **88 & **99 that I will keep till I die (or sell bigly :giggle:), but I'm flexible with all others.

Got an afternic price request on a **21, other than that I've been selling in place of renewing keyword domains.

I still believe in LLNN, but right now keyword domains are more desirable for me.
 
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GQ80.com not sure if it's great for China or not?
 
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On the same page. I have **88 & **99 that I will keep till I die (or sell bigly :giggle:), but I'm flexible with all others.

Got an afternic price request on a **21, other than that I've been selling in place of renewing keyword domains.

I still believe in LLNN, but right now keyword domains are more desirable for me.
I have let a few drop and dirt cheap auctions here but I am keeping anything with a double letter or number, quality over quantity
 
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LLNN had a heck of a day

pk11.com 8,555 USD 2017-12-23 DropCatch
yh36.com 1,253 USD 2017-12-23 GoDaddy
hh62.com 1,050 USD 2017-12-23 DropCatch

congrats to all holding strong LLNNs!
 
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I would say "good luck" instead of congrats ;)
 
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I was profitable with the NNLL / LLNN / NNNL / LNNN category in 2017. I priced them for endusers and had 3 end user sales out of ~300 domains. And renewed just 200 of my best ones to go into 2018.
 
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I was profitable with the NNLL / LLNN / NNNL / LNNN category in 2017. I priced them for endusers and had 3 end user sales out of ~300 domains. And renewed just 200 of my best ones to go into 2018.

Where do you list/sell them? Do you use BIN pricing?
 
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Two were sold at Uniregistry and one at Afternic. One sold at BIN and two were from offers.
 
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My LLNN's were mostly all expired auction purchases, cost me $15-20 each.. best one with double number for $45 before double number's price reached $xxx.. anyways, I sold almost all of them for a loss, no end-user ever contacted me, I think only the double number one sold for a profit, to a re-seller, which didn't cover the loss. I regret investing in these, it really is a raffle.
 
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Similar to LLLL.org's.. some people sold for high $xxxx, while others for $2 each.. We don't know the hidden meaning behind the lottery ticket.
 
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The repeat number are staying in my portfolio, even the ones that are 44, my collection is small. Agree it's really like a lottery, and speaking of lotteries . . .
Will be interesting to see who the end user is, thanks for sharing.

p/g18 now goes to a Chinese Lottery Casino site (this ss shows translated site)

ss-pg18-casino-12-24-2017.png
 
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46zj.com 2013
69fr.com 2013
94jo.com 2014
95ta.com 2014
fz13.com 2015
gu95.com 2015
ki48.com 2012
kt08.com 2015
pb58.com 2014
That's my list and no I did not try to sell any of them specifically, but I think they have an offer form on them.
 
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Some will work, 24hr 50cc 18yr but it is a very small pool of recognised acronyms. Only double letters or numbers are worth keeping in my opinion an even then not much demand
 
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Some will work, 24hr 50cc 18yr but it is a very small pool of recognised acronyms. Only double letters or numbers are worth keeping in my opinion an even then not much demand
You are referring to the western world. I have also witnessed some local 3 letter name companies add a 1 at the end to make a 4 character name. It works on a small scale but would not for a national advertising campaign.

My one bank has capitalbank-us.com, and I assumed at the time they would have capitalbank.com, but they didnt. Now they were bought out by First Horizon. There is one in Ohio, a bank that has something like WBC1.com. I know it started with a w but not sure on the 2 middle letters. The thing about LLNN/NNLL was mostly for Chinese market and the selling has been somewhat tough, but I sold a few. They had meaning in the US though as they had US(NN).com, so they could be used for a highway.
 
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