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As far as I know, the remaining 5l.com's containing 3 of the same letters have officially been bought out as of today.

Do you think we'll see an increase in demand for these types of 5L.com's?

How long do you think it will take to buyout the remaining 5l.com chips?
 
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Good news
 
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You sold too cheap.

Just about to finalize a sale via DN.com of $1.3k for a AAABA pattern.

Got an email from DN.com that they have received the funds from the buyer so it's definitely going through :)

You are lucky and I wasnt lol :P
 
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You are lucky and I wasnt lol :P

Just the way it goes, I sold my LLLL.com chips too soon.

I guess in a years time from now I'll be looking back thinking I sold this domain too soon too.

But all these sales are good indicators :)

No need for a complete buyout of 5L chips. Just buy nice patterns for now!
 
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I guess in a years time from now I'll be looking back thinking I sold this domain too cheap too.

It's like buying an LCD Tv or PC. Every 4-6 weeks there is a new model, and the one you are looking at is reduced and you could have saved $xx, or even $xxx. So you can wait to buy, but if you actually want the goods to use then you have to actually buy them.

As a "domain trader" if you are just keeping them for more money for too long, then you are not making money, and are not a domain trader. You're a "collector" and collector's don't make money, they spend and keep "collectibles/trophys" ;)

You made a good ROI, made some money, and can move on to another one and make more. Of course not let them go for silly money, but even ZZZxZ(dot)com for mid $xxx is a good sale, and I imagine good profit.

Sounds like both are happy with the sales, have made money, so (surely) "job done"? :)
 
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Lots of backorders for 5L, they are bidding, and paying, mostly Chinese buyers

It would be safe to say triple premium 5L's should be around $100 base, if this is what is being paid in drop auctions.
 
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Xcbxw.com In Auction 56m $84
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Xrntw.com In Auction 56m $74
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Xyyhw.com In Auction 56m $79
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Yckzw.com In Auction 56m $84
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Yxqpw.com In Auction 56m $69
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Zcpgw.com In Auction 56m $105
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Zdgj.net In Auction 56m $200
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Zyqsw.com In Auction 56m $59

Cdgxw.com In Auction 51m $79
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Coordination.net In Auction 51m $105
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Ctmrw.com In Auction 51m $74
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Dzdpw.com In Auction 51m $115
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Fcbbw.com In Auction 51m $99

Lots of backorders for 5L, they are bidding, and paying, mostly Chinese buyers

It would be safe to say triple premium 5L's should be around $100 base, if this is what is being paid in drop auctions.

That is good to see. Most of those don't even have repeating letters. Safe to say, prices are definitely on the rise :)
 
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Perhaps I shouldn't have put my 5x ABACA on Namepros auction, they'll probably sell for double or triple in a couple of weeks. Easy profit for the buyer. Oh well, I need the money for renewals.
 
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ACCCJ .com getting traffic form search engine + Earning in bodis domain parking
I think tripple letter domain names have value in future
 
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how much it is earning per day any stats
 
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Panic?
 
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While I am holding 900 patterned 5L.com's ... let this song show you how I feel about the future of 5L.com's.

 
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I doubt it. Why panic when these are still buying bought out? Slower, to be sure, but there are less of them every day.

My guess is he has a buying opportunity and needs funds.
 
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I doubt it. Why panic when these are still buying bought out? Slower, to be sure, but there are less of them every day.

My guess is he has a buying opportunity and needs funds.
I agree, least his investment his liquid
 
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The interviews I keep reading of Chinese investors are mostly saying that they prefer .com and .cn domains and some of them are now saying that they don't like numeric domains. Their preferences would seem to indicate that 5L .com domains are destined to rise in value.
 
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The interviews I keep reading of Chinese investors are mostly saying that they prefer .com and .cn domains and some of them are now saying that they don't like numeric domains. Their preferences would seem to indicate that 5L .com domains are destined to rise in value.

I watched that one. Its by one of the most successful Chinese Investors, whom the chinese call "The Domain Captain"
 
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The interviews I keep reading of Chinese investors are mostly saying that they prefer .com and .cn domains and some of them are now saying that they don't like numeric domains. Their preferences would seem to indicate that 5L .com domains are destined to rise in value.

Most of my queries are from Chinese investors wanting to buy my 5N coms and 4L coms.

I have yet to receive any queries on my 5L, and I hold some pretty good ones (palindromes, embedded real words and pronounceables with no vowels or v, etc.).

Perhaps the future holds more promise...

But next year we may see a mass drop of 5L or an aftermarket frenzy.

Time will tell.
 
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I am seeing good traffic on most of my domains and many Whois lookups on my 5L.com's. Much more than my western domains. That itself shows that there is interest.
 
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