news All Chinese premium LLLL.net were registered.

[DotCN]

About one hour ago, all Chinese premium LLLL.net were registered.

No single Chinese premium LLLL.net is left...
I am checking it again.

 

[London555]

20*20*20*20 = 160,000 in total. (Chinese Premium: without A,E,I,O,U,V)
The last 30,000 Chinese premium LLLL.net were registered in about 1 hour today.

You may also find this interesting-the Chinese have been very quietly buying .io numerics many many of them have now been sold to China-and Tommy Ho Exec at GoDaddy owns plenty re 150.io etc etc

 

[djum]

Honestly, I would pass on it. What is hot right now in the 4L.net space is Chinese related names. Use this blog post, this post and this post to base your decisions off of.

Thanks for the links.
VR domains are kind of hot too, there's even special thread for them with 340 pages in it
https://www.namepros.com/threads/virtual-reality-domains-vr.823495/page-340

I checked sales data and see that what's on demand is pronouncable 4L.nets that can be branded. Very few Chinese premium were sold so far. It was registered with different idea not for Chinese buyer, but for Western one.

 

[FPForum]

Thanks for the links.
VR domains are kind of hot too, there's even special thread for them with 340 pages in it
https://www.namepros.com/threads/virtual-reality-domains-vr.823495/page-340

I checked sales data and see that what's on demand is pronouncable 4L.nets that can be branded. Very few Chinese premium were sold so far. It was registered with different idea not for Chinese buyer, but for Western one.

VR domains are also on the rise and if you were thinking about Western buyers it could be a different situation. This thread is dedicated to the Chinese premiums though, so that's what I thought you meant. That post asking about opinions would probably be better in the appraisals section. If you personally like it or think you could do something with it...You can't really go wrong for $5.99, lol

 

[Felisk]

You may also find this interesting-the Chinese have been very quietly buying .io numerics many many of them have now been sold to China-and Tommy Ho Exec at GoDaddy owns plenty re 150.io etc etc

I find this interesting. Do you have a source? Selling prices, etc.?

 

[London555]

I find this interesting. Do you have a source? Selling prices, etc.?

Hi go to NIC.io and you can check different numbers youll see i own 130.io and 330.io the prices are still cheap if you find one $35 trough GoDaddy per year-youll see lots of Chinese names and addresses as you type in different numbers and 150.io is just one Mr Ho owns-Good Luck.

 

[Mr.Mashari]

Sale price range for LLLL.net (No vowels+No v)?

 

[domainerfella]

mcbs.net
ykhw.net
rsfy.net
cxpy.net
grtw.net
mdcm.net
twml.net
htny.net
lxhm.net
jtsk.net
gmxy.net
ndbl.net
mwth.net
rnrl.net
dmsl.net
kfmj.net
wsnp.net
dpmk.net
cjbc.net
zwgh.net
dccg.net
bcxf.net
zdmn.net
These are available.

 

[equity78]

mcbs.net
ykhw.net
rsfy.net
cxpy.net
grtw.net
mdcm.net
twml.net
htny.net
lxhm.net
jtsk.net
gmxy.net
ndbl.net
mwth.net
rnrl.net
dmsl.net
kfmj.net
wsnp.net
dpmk.net
cjbc.net
zwgh.net
dccg.net
bcxf.net
zdmn.net
These are available.

I took GMXY and DCCG, Thank you

 

[domainerfella]

I took GMXY and DCCG, Thank you

I had regged 5. I listed rest of them here.

 

[m-i-k-e]

Why not! I grabbed 3; cjbc, ndbl, wsnp (A few others I checked taken by others)

 

[London555]

I took GMXY and DCCG, Thank you

Hi Raymond-just started to notice that many Chinese (not just a oneoff) are starting to buy .io numerics re Tommy Ho of GoDaddy owns 150.io among others he's buying-but not a lot of value-yet-any thoughts? We own 130.io and 330.io Thank you

 

[domainerfella]

Hi Raymond-just started to notice that many Chinese (not just a oneoff) are starting to buy .io numerics re Tommy Ho of GoDaddy owns 150.io among others he's buying-but not a lot of value-yet-any thoughts? We own 130.io and 330.io Thank you

You posted this yesterday also, Why not open a separate thread for yourself mentioning NNN.IOs are hot and prove it for others? For the record, I do not see they are interested in any other extensions other than com net cn com.cn Why misguiding others with an extension that is at 35$ hand reg?

 

[biggie]

a year or two ago, chinese premium were anti-premium, according to price guide sites

now all of a sudden, the script has been flipped and er'body wants one.

will you be ready when the script gets flipped again?

 

[DomainVP]

a year or two ago, chinese premium were anti-premium, according to price guide sites
now all of a sudden, the script has been flipped and er'body wants one.
will you be ready when the script gets flipped again?

lol, how cryptic.

I'm getting ready; but it's not in LLLL.net... and there's not much more time left before the cat is out of the bag .

I think people are chasing the thoughts of a single bulk investor. Anyone who has paid attention to DN history knows that this is a precarious path to walk.

 

[biggie]

I think people are chasing the thoughts of a single bulk investor. .

it's called....follow the leader

 

[DomainVP]

it's called....follow the leader

 

[London555]

You posted this yesterday also, Why not open a separate thread for yourself mentioning NNN.IOs are hot and prove it for others? For the record, I do not see they are interested in any other extensions other than com net cn com.cn Why misguiding others with an extension that is at 35$ hand reg?

First of all im not misguiding anyone-and when did I say they were hot? Can you read? I said "they have not a lot of value yet"-you sound just like the people did in the 90's when numerics were talked about-go to NIC.io and check for yourself.

 

[DomainVP]

First of all im not misguiding anyone-and when did I say they were hot? Can you read? I said "they have not a lot of value yet"-you sound just like the people did in the 90's when numerics were talked about-go to NIC.io and check for yourself.

Numerics are a lot different than jumping to .NET.
If you are supporting .NET, then you should also be a fan of nTLDs.

Most domains with value are niches or variations within the .COM namespace. With that said, just because Silver isn't gold doesn't mean it should be thrown away.

Companies and agencies are still treating domains like it's 2007, so I think .COM still has a ways to go before .NET is an attractive option.

Remember you are are referencing a 25 year timespan, so if you are on the boat with this, then expect to wait quite some time.

There are much more attractive niches that will pay out in the 5-7 year span.

 

[London555]

Numerics are a lot different than jumping to .NET.
If you are supporting .NET, then you should also be a fan of nTLDs.

Most domains with value are niches or variations within the .COM namespace. With that said, just because Silver isn't gold doesn't mean it should be thrown away.

Companies and agencies are still treating domains like it's 2007, so I think .COM still has a ways to go before .NET is an attractive option.

Remember you are are referencing a 25 year timespan, so if you are on the boat with this, then expect to wait quite some time.

There are much more attractive niches that will pay out in the 5-7 year span.

I agree-I think you're correct but these numeric .io for the China market are very long term holds for us. If they hit-they hit exceptionally big-if not-we own plenty of quality .coms that (hopefully) will, but I understand and agree with your post. Thank you.

 

[forge]

GoDaddy becoming increasingly annoying.

Now they show some of these LLLL.net as being AVAILABLE until you click to checkout, then -- whamo! -- UNavailable! Pathetic.