domain 77771313.com

[Thomas Smith]

How much would 77771313.com be worth? I just bought this, my first auction

 

[Nerevar]

Regfee IMO. 8 digit domains are interesting only to the Chinese buyers. But unless we speak of 5 or, at most, 6 digit domains, the Chinese are interested only in patterns with number 8.

 

[Thomas Smith]

Regfee IMO. 8 digit domains are interesting only to the Chinese buyers. But unless we speak of 5 or, at most, 6 digit domains, the Chinese are interested only in patterns with number 8.

Just paid an expensive reg fee then, it did have several bidders. So maybe I can make some of it back

 

[Nerevar]

Just paid an expensive reg fee then, it did have several bidders. So maybe I can make some of it back

Yes, maybe you will. During this recent craze for numeric numbers, I have seen people buying just about anything.

 

[Pandemic]

It will be worth a lot more than reg fee in a couple months, and probably is now. All of the 5 numeric .net are gone. And the 6n .com's are gone. It's exploding. I found a few 5n .nets two days ago, went back to grab them yesterday, and gone. Nothing left. I noticed the run on the .nets and went to grab a couple and it was too late. The 7n's are going to get pounded right now. The quad 7's are fantastic with or without the 8. The Chinese are taking everything in sight.

 

[Pandemic]

I grabbed these yesterday, due to the frenzy.

8100808
8200800
8500800

Yes I'm aware of the zero's on the end, but the patterns are easy to remember, they include 8's, and "hoping" the double zero pattern at the end of it supersedes it ending with a zero altogether. So the double 0 pattern at the end may offset it ending with a 0. The two quads of 0 patterns also negates it ending in 0's, is my thought. Either way, these are being gobbled up so fast that the game keeps changing by the week. My reg fee gamble for the next 6 months

 

[21x20]

Tough to say, but it's more than reg fee for sure. 4 number consecutive have been all gone for a while now in the 7N space. The smart investors realize that even in the 7N category, there are name patterns that are well rare and thusly more valuable than a random string of 7 numbers.

 

[Pandemic]

I'm not sure if anyone is keeping tabs on this, but it appears that all 5n are almost gone now in just a matter of days, in all the extensions such as .info, .org. and .net. The 0's in front no longer seem to matter. There was a major run on all 5n's, and is a complete wipe out.

 

[koskov]

I think that it is just a matter of time. There are a few examples when 8N coms were sold for $xxxx (
88878888 (.) com - $4,560; 88627666.com - $1,604, 12348888.com - $1000).

I've even saw reports that people are picking 14N drops. But I agree, it's all about number 8 patterns.

 

[mirul]

Reg fee IMHO... If 13777731, then its a different story