discuss All Chinese Premium LLNN and NNLL.com are Gone!

[J9]

I scanned all Chinse premium (without a,e,i,o,u,v and 0,4) LLNN and NNLL .com and all are gone. I registered last two CP NNLL.coms that were left!

What do you think is the future of this?

 

[jkhg]

Interesting. "58" is supposed to be a bad number, meaning "not wealth" or "not prosperity".

Go figure.

A pessimistic Chinese will interpret 5 无 (no).
An optimistic one will interpret 5 as 我 (me)
It depends on the mood

 

[yogiDomain]

How about LL44 dot com LL being Chips

 

[mirul]

Any cccc.com left?

 

[Goncalo]

NNLL.com
38CE.com
38FO.com
38PY.com
38WP.com
(All starting with 38 - "One of the luckiest" according to that wikipedia article we all saw)

NNNL.com (NNNL are more rare then NNLL.com. See here)
768J.com
768L.com
(All starting with 768 - "fortune all the way", again, according to that wikipedia article we all saw)

 

[DomainVP]

Sorry I've missed this thread until now. I've been buying LLNN's since June/July and have been fortunate to pick up a fairly decent LL88 for a steal of a price.

Over that time I have acquired about 60 of them, each one ranging in price from $20 - $700.

I have bought most of them according to the 'chip' standard rules, where the first two letters were chosen using preferred Chinese letter combinations (HK, LN, JX... etc)q and the number combinations did not start with 0, contain a 4, and pairs were preferred.

I have also been buying with end users in mind, giving consideration to LLNN pairs that would be attractive to end users or brands.

Many people write off vowels, but I will buy if the "LL" part makes a pinyin word (Cu, He, Ha), english word (My, We, On), or Chinese last name (LI, MA, HO, YU... etc)

As for numbers that influence my buying - 21 (century), 24 (hours), and pairs like 33, 77, 88, 99.

 

[avp]

LNNL's such as J28J.com and J38J.com getting lots of traffic.

 

[DomainVP]

LNNL's such as J28J.com and J38J.com getting lots of traffic.

Same here - lots of direct traffic from LLNN's, also very interesting is that I am getting visits from users translating the pages.

Probably the most undervalued namespace in domains right now, in my opinion.

Aiming for PinYin flips for good ROI is nice, but I plan on holding onto my LLNN's for potential end user acquisition & development. Unless liquidity is something I am more interested in at the moment.

 

[Lionel Cohen]

I noticed the same with many of my NLLL chips

 

[Nem0]

and have been fortunate to pick up a fairly decent LL88 for a steal of a price.

Please do pray tell..

 

[kwo]

what will be the next cccc.com buyout

Any cccc.com left?

cccc.com chips with no 0/4,a,e,i,o,u,v or special character look to be about 60% gone. My guess would be LLLN / NLLL will probably be next since the slight majority are gone followed by NNLN / NLNN with a third gone and LNNL next with a little over a fifth gone. NLLN / LNLN / NLNL seem be the least popular options. With 5L on pace to get bought out in a month or two and speculation going to 9N, I'm betting the remaining 240,000+ cccc chips get bought out eventually.

 

[DnDigger]

LNNL's such as J28J.com and J38J.com getting lots of traffic.

What is traffic info on Sedo? Brazil?

 

[RWD]

What is traffic info on Sedo? Brazil?

Yes all mine on Sedo getting Brazilian bot traffic...lol

 

[deflee79]

I get a lot of traffic for a couple of my LLNN with refferals most from baidu.

 

[campout]

BZ59 went for $98 on GD Expiring today.

 

[DomainVP]

Please do pray tell..

Contacted owner, I came to a deal through a broker - paid and pushed within 24 hours.

No special story unfortunately.

 

[DomainVP]

BZ59 went for $98 on GD Expiring today.

Thanks for the info.

I often look at NameBio, but not every sale is there. I bought a strong LL99 chip at auction and it ran me about $650 vs 'first' - not listed on NameBio. Not only did I like it for a chip, but for my own personal end user use for the future.

Nice auction sales over the past few days:

hy48.com 303 USD 2015-11-24 Pheenix
gy99.com 401 USD 2015-11-21 NameJet
tg66.com 272 USD 2015-11-21 Pheenix

I would expect any LLNN with the following LL to do well at auction:
*yes there are more combinations that have worth, but these are pretty strong.

AH Anhui Province
BJ Beijing Municipality
CQ Chongqing Municipality
FJ Fujian Province
GD Guangdong Province
GS Gansu Province
GX Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region
GZ Guizhou Province
HA Henan Province
HB Hubei Province
HE Hebei Province
HI Hainan Province
HK Hong Kong Special Administrative Region
HL Heilongjiang Province
HN Hunan Province
JL Jilin Province
JS Jiangsu Province
JX Jiangxi Province
LN Liaoning Province
MC Macau Special Administrative Region
NM Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region
NX Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region
QH Qinghai Province
SC Sichuan Province
SD Shandong Province
SH Shanghai Municipality
SN Shaanxi Province
SX Shanxi Province
TJ Tianjin Municipality
TW Taiwan Province *
XJ Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region
XZ Tibet Autonomous Region
YN Yunnan Province
ZJ Zhejiang Province
ZG Zhong Guo (CHINA)
SZ ShenZhen
VN VietNam
ZH Zhongwen(Simplified Chinese)
GP Stock

 

[DnEbook]

Just discovered my purchase of LN21 did not go through, (the name was sold hours earlier) Did I dodge a bullet or miss a a great name (cost was $120 Usd)

 

[StrategyNaming.com]

The typo in this thread headline has been driving me bonkers. 3,700 views and still no correction!

 

[DomainVP]

Just discovered my purchase of LN21 did not go through, (the name was sold hours earlier) Did I dodge a bullet or miss a a great name (cost was $120 Usd)

It's a good one - American branding potential with "21" and a 'chip' for Liaoning Province. I think at auction it would probably see $300+ at minimum.

 

[DnEbook]

It's a good one - American branding potential with "21" and a 'chip' for Liaoning Province. I think at auction it would probably see $300+ at minimum.

Frustrating to think I paid for this in an aftermarket situation and did not get the name