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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.
888127888.com
888132888.com
888135888.com
888136888.com
888137888.com
888139888.com
888153888.com
888157888.com
888163888.com
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888279888.com
888297888.com
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888315888.com
888316888.com
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888319888.com
888325888.com
888327888.com
888329888.com
888351888.com
888352888.com
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888359888.com
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888362888.com
888367888.com
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888573888.com
888576888.com
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888735888.com
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888752888.com
888753888.com
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888791888.com
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888793888.com
888795888.com
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888913888.com
888917888.com
888923888.com
888927888.com
888931888.com
888932888.com
888935888.com
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888953888.com
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This is true, and I'm not claiming to be an expert. My guess is that they were definitely not "Chinese buyers". And if they're re-sellers hoping to sell to China, they should be careful. Those were probably American buyers, and I believe a lot of those matched Zip Codes, or they had a different desirable interest to an end user. Many East Coast zip codes start with 0. No doubt the Chinese won't buy a name with a 4 in it, and those are American buyers. I would do the WHO IS lookup, but don't have the time. Guessing no Chinese names whatsoever on the WHO IS.

Chinese investors do buy domains with 4 in them, and I'm about to prove you wrong:

Now the $1,000 domain (below) was an expiring auction, so the original registrant can still renew it. The domain is currently in privacy, but if it doesn't get renewed and doesn't remain in privacy, you can check it around October 14 or 15.

We'll see if moneybags is Chinese or not.


5211314 = "I love you forever":


Chinese registrant.
 
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There are never any guarantees, of course, but I see a small risk for a potential profit.

:)
 
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I'm not saying that everything with a 4 in it is worthless, but when I am buying I would rather focus on acquiring the medium to top-tier buys before their value raises.

Yes. This. The point is out here in the "no mans land" of longer numerics, there are far better places to invest and speculate.

For 6N and beyond, the size of the pool gets dramatically big(ger). Unless you know exactly what you're doing and looking at, avoid 0, 4 and even 5 -- because the 5 meaning "not" can dramatically change the meaning to things.
 
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Not all Chinese are probably superstitious with it. I'm sure some will buy them. There is just a clear pattern with good domains being available with 4's in them and being purposely avoided. I think we've all seen that. But again, China and Asia is a big area. And maybe if they want the domain bad enough they don't give into that superstition. There are some people here who feel weird buying 666, and there's people like me who have no prob with it. I don't think they're all against it. Might even be lucky for some people. Who knows. My personal lucky number is 4, and a series of 4's in all my passwords, etc...
 
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exactly. worth a punt as my only numeric!
 
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I hand reg'd 78886667.

Here's a couple could patterns that were overlooked.

8668844.com
451514.com
 
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Yep there are still lots out there, that is the choice at the moment, longer without a 4 or shorter with the 4
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I did grab a 6n today, 423100/com
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Welcome to numeric domain name speculating, good luck to us all
 
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I picked up 1929.us. Can't believe such a notorious date was available. I know it's not worth anything, but I like the date, and as a hobby I have a forum set up to track the next crash, so could't pass it up for $3.99.
 
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Took a 9n. It's a long one, but easy to remember with a decent pattern. 123999123.com
 
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I picked up 1929.us. Can't believe such a notorious date was available. I know it's not worth anything, but I like the date, and as a hobby I have a forum set up to track the next crash, so could't pass it up for $3.99.

You limit your market when grabbing a .us, maybe you can sell it to Al Capone !
 
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lol.... ya I know. It was only $3.99 and such a well known date, and someone let it drop last January. I put up a forum at economyus.com awhile ago in case the market collapses, and figure I could use the name, maybe for a shortcut to the site. And for only $3.99 I thought why not.

Another thing is, is that numerics are so darn popular these days, thought I should grab the date. What people may not realize, is that most areas of the old collectibles such as baseball cards, stamps, coins, etc... disappeared when the internet came around. The value really went down next to nothing as people were suddenly connected together worldwide via the web, and the rare coins and cards were no longer rare anymore as they were everywhere. So now, the game has changed, and it appears that numeric domains are the new collectibles of the future. Anyway, that's my theory on all of this. Whether people use them or not, they're becoming collectibles.

Who knows... in 10 years from now maybe people will be using numeric domains for everything and every site, similar to a phone number. It's the way of the future in my opinion. So some of these I may not even be interested in selling for a very long time, and just somewhat "collecting" them. I believe all of us here are on the front line of something very new of which we don't realize the importance nor potential. L's are different in this area than N's, in my opinion. N's may be flat out collectible with a much larger potential.

Since cell phone numbers rarely change these days, wait until people want to start buying their own phone numbers, only to find that they're gone. Phone numbers may become personal websites down the road.
 
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Nice one. Was that a drop?
 
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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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Hard to see so much money going down the drain
 
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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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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

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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