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980.COM sold for $40,000
 
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Now, this is what I don't get...

Why are NNN.com domains valuable? People paying tens of thousands for them...?...I can see the value in, say, 365/com, or 247/com 'cos they represent something that a business could leverage off...And, I can see value in, say, certain postal codes, or certain tel number prefixes (but by no means all) etc...


....but random numbers? What can they be used for???

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Who ending up buying it?
 
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Now, this is what I don't get...

Why are NNN.com domains valuable? People paying tens of thousands for them...?...I can see the value in, say, 365/com, or 247/com 'cos they represent something that a business could leverage off...And, I can see value in, say, certain postal codes, or certain tel number prefixes (but by no means all) etc...


....but random numbers? What can they be used for???

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It is mainly Chinese buying I think, they put a lot of significance in three number combinations.
 
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people are also buying random lll's for xxxx
 
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Rare, Easily remembered, Good for development, I am proud i own some NNN.us, The rarest of all NNN domains.

Domainers buy LLN.com because they are rare, NNN domains are a rare find to buy for the most part.

029.com made the high sale of the week at $110,000 via sedo, ccTLDS NNN are approx worth 10% of what a .com is IMO, I have 158.us - 730.us and several others , I wouldn't take less than high XXX to low X,XXX for them , and that is reseller pricing.
 
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Rare, Easily remembered, Good for development, I am proud i own some NNN.us, The rarest of all NNN domains.

Domainers buy LLN.com because they are rare, NNN domains are a rare find to buy for the most part.

029.com made the high sale of the week at $110,000 via sedo, ccTLDS NNN are approx worth 10% of what a .com is IMO, I have 158.us - 730.us and several others , I wouldn't take less than high XXX to low X,XXX for them , and that is reseller pricing.

I can only assume is this nonsense (hype) is being said because you are trying to sell one here. nnn.us can be bought for $30. Let's keep the tread on track...without a sales pitch.
 
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I can only assume is this nonsense (hype) is being said because you are trying to sell one here. nnn.us can be bought for $30. Let's keep the tread on track...without a sales pitch.

No sales pitch at all, I had them in the make offer section here a short time ago, Got low ball offers on em, Took em off the market.

They are very rare, I don't know the percentage of NNN.us that nexus kept, But they are holding a lot of em. I will keep em forever. If for nothing else as a collection.

If you can find me NNN.us for $30, I will buy em all day, I will buy em up.
 
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must be a chinese buyer?
 
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No sales pitch at all, I had them in the make offer section here a short time ago, Got low ball offers on em, Took em off the market.

I guess you can see the reality of the situation then, ie prices aren't high.

They are very rare, I don't know the percentage of NNN.us that nexus kept, But they are holding a lot of em.

These are about as rare as the average $30 name (not very).

If you can find me NNN.us for $30, I will buy em all day, I will buy em up.

I have no interest in finding names for you, but a quick search of the forum and it is clear that is where they start from, not the hundreds/thousands that you are stating.
 
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I guess you can see the reality of the situation then, ie prices aren't high.



These are about as rare as the average $30 name (not very).



I have no interest in finding names for you, but a quick search of the forum and it is clear that is where they start from, not the hundreds/thousands that you are stating.

029.com sold for 110K just a few days ago, .us is not a total squish, Look at auctions, All the LLL.us are being bought, .us still has some muscle in this industry. So lets say that .us will only bring 1% of what .com will sell for, That still puts NNN.us at $1000 and up, Reseller would be $200+ depending on the number combination.

You think they are not rare? There is only 999 possibilities, Nexus kept ALOT of NNN.us for them self. How much more rare of find could you ask for.

I was saying ME, I wont sell my NNN.us for any thing less than high XXX to low X,XXX , Just like with any of my domains, I could really give a crap if they sell or not, You and i have been here long enough together, You should know i don't, And never have flipped domain names. And have never cared to do so. They make me way more money as residual income monthly through PPC.
 
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029.com sold for 110K just a few days ago, .us is not a total squish, Look at auctions, All the LLL.us are being bought, .us still has some muscle in this industry. So lets say that .us will only bring 1% of what .com will sell for, That still puts NNN.us at $1000 and up, Reseller would be $200+ depending on the number combination.

nnn.us can be bought from about $30, there is no point pontificating that after a whole lot of math that the reseller price starts at $200, it doesn't.

Regarding LLL.us last I looked they started around reg fee or less, are you saying it is a good market as well?

You think they are not rare? There is only 999 possibilities, Nexus kept ALOT of NNN.us for them self. How much more rare of find could you ask for.

By that logic any domain is rare. The is only one of each. It is meaningless when there is low demand.
 
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nnn.us can be bought from about $30, there is no point pontificating that after a whole lot of math that the reseller price starts at $200, it doesn't.

That's not true at all. If so, you would be able to link some of that up with your next post. Since there are only 1000 possibilities, they go for more.
 
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nnn.us can be bought from about $30, there is no point pontificating that after a whole lot of math that the reseller price starts at $200, it doesn't.

Regarding LLL.us last I looked they started around reg fee or less, are you saying it is a good market as well?



By that logic any domain is rare. The is only one of each. It is meaningless when there is low demand.


Right now, There is no really good market in domains as a whole. premium - .us are being bought up in auctions, That in it self says some thing

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That is one isolated sale, And that seller is as new as you can get. Have any more sales threads for a NNN.us for $35??
 
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I need to look out for those, buyer got a good deal.

Let me list some recent SEDO auctions

599.us - $200
508.us - $150
130.us - $120
144.us - $120
313.us - $119
607.us - $117

I looked up a couple, one was two years ago, the other was a year ago. So which ones are "recent sedo auctions"? There is no point looking at sales results from years ago, it isn't the same market.
 
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Most of those are within the last year, the most recent I could find, so they're the most accurate. If you can find more recent, love to see it. Something a little more substantial then some random NP sale, just 1 at that.
 
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Most of those are within the last year, the most recent I could find, so they're the most accurate. If you can find more recent, love to see it. Something a little more substantial then some random NP sale, just 1 at that.

Which ones are recent? I couldn't find any that were. Why present sales from 1-2 years ago as recent? Most people know that market has changed.
 
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599.us
130.us
144.us

within the last year, cheapest I've found about $60.

"Most people know that market has changed."

You've provided nothing more recent than that random NP sale to back up your assertion the market has changed. It probably has, probably worth more now.
 
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