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I am still amazed at what is happening concerning numeric's domains.
Considering that 888828888.com sold for not less than 700$, I made some research and found out that most of them are gone already!
Domains like 555999666.com without 444 are all gone too.
But this pattern of 888???888.com still have some (148 names) available for reg fee
Its better to look in while it is still there.
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Nice one. Was that a drop?
 
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Picked up (today)

888202888
888606888
888707888

In .com

All palindromes.

I believe that most of the 888???888 palindromes are gone, including 4's.

However, as of tonight (10/10) 888505888.com was still available -- it may be the only palindrome left.

I'm all regged out, so have at it, keeping in mind that "5" can offer a negative vibe (but sometimes it is considered somewhat lucky.
 
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I reckon all the 8's would surely compensate the 5's
 
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I still like my 888C888 ......probably more from a collectable point of view
 
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When the number .com bubble bursts it will not be great. There's only so many Chinese investors who can buy and sell so many number domains.
 
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Wrong, more and more chineses have recently discovered domains as a investment type and it is going to last a while.. there are several comments on this phenomenon already, but generally this numbers game is only going to increase for now.. of course study the market and know when to sell, then you are in for a nice ride
 
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Hard to see so much money going down the drain
 
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888505888.com has now been regged (not me, no second thoughts).

:)

The 888???888 numerical palindromes appear to be gone, even in 0, 1 and/or 4.

There are probably more non-palindromes available with 4 and 0, but I haven't checked -- it seems as if all the meaningful ones have been regged.

For the middle to be a palindrome, the numerals would have to be the same (say 000) or incorporate just two numerals (747 or 474).

Here is a list of overall triples, which offers only 10 possibilities (all are regged, of course):

000
111
222
333
444
555
666
777
888
999​

NNN Palindromes containing 2 or 3 (non triples) “undesirable” 0, 1, or 4 (I believe that these are all now registered in the 888???888 pattern, but I'm putting this out there for your perusal.)

010

020

030

040

050

060

070

080

090

101

121

131

141

151

161

171

181

191

404

414

424

434

454

464

474

484

494​


NNN Palindromes containing 1 “undesirable” 0, 1, or 4 (I believe that these are all now registered in the 888???888 pattern, but I'm putting this out there for your perusal.)

202

303

505

606

707

808

909

212

313

515

616

717

818

919

242

343

545

646

747

848

949

If I missed any, let me know, and I'll add them.

Disclosure: except for the triples, some of these are mine.
 
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I like my "101" as it looks very even in appearance, patterns of some sort are always going to be more popular than randoms
 
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I think there are only 100 888xxx888 palindromes if math is service me... ? :)
Less than 80 without 4's or 0's ... ????

Having started the first 9N early bird thread... I own 30 of them (without 4's or 0's). That's mostly what I'm holding in the 9N space.
 
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Ms Domainer is referring to "reversible" patterns 888100888 etc .....does not count
 
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I think there are only 100 888xxx888 palindromes if math is service me... ? :)
Less than 80 without 4's or 0's ... ????

Having started the first 9N early bird thread... I own 30 of them (without 4's or 0's). That's mostly what I'm holding in the 9N space.

86868686868 .com - You may say am a dreamer but, Obviously am not the only one in this thread lol
 
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Hey! That is pretty long.
I won't go that far no no!
Well you did
 
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Ok.
Its time to go for the lll.cc nnn.cc its rising pretty quick
9n is being saturated
 
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@Pandemic,
What about 4.cn?
So, chinese not always ignore #4
I usually dont reg #4, but I have 2 domains with #4 and I am sure one day I will find the buyer.
The only thing, I reg #4 only if the pattern is nice or memorable.
8880444.com
 
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sometimes we give opinions delicately because there is no absolute in the mere domaining pattern way. being at the right place, at the right time, doing the right thing help most of the time. if you say domaining is not fair, yes it is not fair. so i am reserved as to voice any opinion. My advice is that you be also prudent in investment, nevertheless it pay sometimes to try wisely.
 
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@Pandemic,
What about 4.cn?
So, chinese not always ignore #4
I usually dont reg #4, but I have 2 domains with #4 and I am sure one day I will find the buyer.
The only thing, I reg #4 only if the pattern is nice or memorable.
8880444.com

That is a real interesting domain, as it has the 84 element and the 0, a bit of a mixed bag but I tend to think someone may like it. I have 000888444 (this is a 9N style thread) Some will say the 0 is no good at the front, some will say the 000 makes a good aspect to the pattern, the 888's and the 444's are also interesting.

Namebio shows some sales for 444, I believe this will only increase in the upcoming years
 
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It is always a risk, but I try to wait.
I think better reg 887 888 887 then 888 346 888 or 888 888 564 etc
Ok 9N has a lot combinations, but the most of them useless because it is difficult to memorize 9N, so it must to have some signification or to be simmetrical.
And really all possible easy combination of 9N are not so much as all think, and there are a lot of chinese or people who collects this kind of domains.
I cant valuate my 7N, 8N and 9N list, but I know for sure I earn with it more than I paid.
 
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The 9N's definitely need a repeating pattern, to me triples are the best
 
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@evirtual1,
I have at least 15 visitors each day at 8880444.com
It is parked or was parked I dont remember it right now, so I could see visitors amount for it.
90% visitors were from China
 
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@Wittybliss.com,
Who knows, but I am sure I didnt waste money regging my 9N collection.
Normally I dont reg so many domains, but the good and simmetrical patterns are desappearing, so I took all I found easy to memorize or full of 8.
Anyway, I am sure I can at least double all I paid for reg.
At least.
Only have to wait.
 
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@Wittybliss.com,
Who knows, but I am sure I didnt waste money regging my 9N collection.
Normally I dont reg so many domains, but the good and simmetrical patterns are desappearing, so I took all I found easy to memorize or full of 8.
Anyway, I am sure I can at least double all I paid for reg.
At least.
Only have to wait.

I think you're way early to for the "PM your offers" stage on any of these. ;) I do like some of the 9N's.... 882888882.com is decent enough and I picked up at least a few like this. I do think 9N is all about the 8's.

Much of the rest of what you have there in the 6N and probably 7N I would have passed on myself... and there's definitely still better patterns available in the 8N space than what you picked, IMHO.
 
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