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Greetings,

The only extension with any premiums left is 5n .info, and ULTRA premiums for 6n .info. It's my guess that the Chinese invasion will soon hit that one very soon in their efforts to corner the numeric market. It's the only one left. They have already accumulated many 5n .info premiums over the last couple of weeks, but there is still a lot of meat on the bone, but maybe not for long. .info's are $3.17 with tax, and we can all corner that extension ourselves before China if you are interested. Before you say China is not interested in .info, start doing some random Who Is look ups and you will see that's not the case, and there is a just a small window to do this. They have already obtained all premiums in 5n across the board and 5n .info will certainly be next.

Don't get greedy and don't spend money that you don't have to do this. Like with domaining, this is a gamble like with anything else. I would be really surprised if the Chinese don't take them all very very soon. This game is not only about the extension itself, but is probably more-so about short premiums.

No prob if you want to sit this one out. But keep in mind, this will probably be your last chance to hand reg a premium numeric at 5n on any extension for the future in domaining.

Best of luck to all!

Ryan
 
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Ok.... I'm going to post a great one even better in 1 minute. Be ready! I know you can get this one rainapple.
 
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Ready......

Go! 666663.info and 777772.info
 
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212222.info is just sitting there.
 
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Get this one! 666662.info. I believe it's the last!
 
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676666 is a nice looking one that's available. I like the pattern.
 
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Looks like the last ultra premium buyout in history is almost done. Congrats to all who are getting in the last hours. For $3.17, I'm sure you will all be happy. I believe this could be it for ultra premiums in numerics to hand reg forever (at least at 6n or less). Nobody will let ultra premiums expire. Hand reg'ing numerics is now ending for me. I'm not a 7n guy any longer.
 
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Some more spoiler last chance

551555.info
552555.info
553555.info
556555.info
557555.info
558555.info
559555.info
661666.info
662666.info
665666.info
667666.info
668666.info
669666.info
771777.info
772777.info
773777.info
776777.info
778777.info
992999.info
993999.info
995999.info
996999.info
997999.info
998999.info
221222.info
226222.info
227222.info
228222.info
229222.info
331333.info
332333.info
335333.info
336333.info
339333.info
551555.info
552555.info
553555.info
556555.info
557555.info
558555.info
559555.info
661666.info
662666.info
665666.info
667666.info
668666.info
669666.info
 
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If they were, they would have bought them all up already. I guess they're waiting for domainers to do it, so they can pay them multiples instead of reg fee.

I second that notion...

Even when LNNN, NNNL, NNLL, and LLNN were bought out Chinese investors didn't give anyone a chance to even consider a buyout, they just bought them up quickly and quietly because they were small combinations of 4C.COM.

So maybe .info might get interesting, but since there is such a small amount of combinations, the fact that these $3 dollar .infos aren't bought out already in this market makes this one and 'iffy' pick for me.

For that reason, I'm out. But I hope profit finds it's way to anyone who is investing.
 
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lot where taken in the previous list ....Remaning list in this pattern

552555.info
553555.info
551555.info
559555.info
661666.info
662666.info
771777.info
772777.info
773777.info
992999.info
993999.info
997999.info
221222.info
226222.info
227222.info
229222.info
331333.info
335333.info
339333.info
551555.info
552555.info
553555.info
559555.info
661666.info
662666.info
 
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I second that notion...

Even when LNNN, NNNL, NNLL, and LLNN were bought out Chinese investors didn't give anyone a chance to even consider a buyout, they just bought them up quickly and quietly because they were small combinations of 4C.COM.

So maybe .info might get interesting, but since there is such a small amount of combinations, the fact that these $3 dollar .infos aren't bought out already in this market makes this one and 'iffy' pick for me.

For that reason, I'm out. But I hope profit finds it's way to anyone who is investing.

There is one major reason why they were not bought out "yet", and there is nothing wrong with them whatsoever. The reason why we were able to do it, well, is me. We simply beat them on this one. I take great pride in being the first in some areas, and this is definitely not the first time in my life. I'm fairly certain at any day now they would have figured it out as a whole and swarmed this one, and we just simply got ahead of the wave. Everybody went for a 7n buyout and that probably bought us time. The Chinese may have even gone that route to 7n as well for awhile. People were talking 8n .com, 9n .com, and to me, it just never made sense looking at the pattern of buyouts, and the demand for ultra premiums. 5n and 6n .info have been a feeding ground for a handful of Chinese though. They got quite a few 5n triple 888's and triple over the last two weeks. I've been tracking it and saw them migrating over to .info.

I suppose we weren't that good in the end. We only managed to do this on one extension out of the 5 originals.

As usual, us Americans will destroy the .com of numerics, as with all other major .coms throughout history, and the sites will never be developed. Just like how great one word domains lose value over time, and they will just continue to be flipped until the price falls out. Meanwhile, we will sell ours to the Chinese for a reduced price and let them develop their sites. You will see where the future will sit with this. Those who do not learn from history are doomed to repeat it. :-$
 
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Good 5n's are still available such as 22133.info.
 
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How about 18880 .info? I have that one. Is it decent? I keep hearing different things about the 0. "It's bad." "It's ok if on the end." Etc. Thanks
 
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It looks good to me, but not 100% sure. Could only think it would be a good one over time with those 888's.
 
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Avoid 0 ..buy out the chips
 
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If you go up to 7n, buy ones like 7666666. Or 8888822, 8888666, etc... They have to be ultra premiums only.
 
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If anyone would like to get the last 8888's in existence for 6n, there are a small handful avail such as 188887, 288886, etc....
 
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988886.INFO
688889.INFO
688887.INFO
988885.INFO
788885.INFO
688885.INFO
588889.INFO
588887.INFO
I liked your suggestion and got myself this names ;)


Remaining in this series are
Code:
188882.info
188883.info
188885.info
188886.info
188889.info
288881.info
288883.info
288885.info
288886.info
288887.info
288889.info
388881.info
388882.info
388885.info
388886.info
388887.info
388889.info
588881.info
588882.info
588883.info
688881.info
688882.info
688883.info
788881.info
788882.info
788883.info
988881.info
988882.info
988883.info

enjoy ;)
 
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Great! There might be just a couple left and 8888 is completely gone forever.
 
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This guy loves his numeric .info site - http://www.888777.info/
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Also looks like 888777.com is in use. Kate???? I thought end users didn't like these???
Am I missing something ? I just see a crappy directory that probably gets more visits from bots than human beings. There are tons of sites like that on the net.

Look, my only point is that the Chinese like .info, and probably more than old second-fiddle .net.
So .info is actually a popular extension somewhere ? In China ? Who knew. And you are making that claim on the basis of a 'representative' survey of one single domain ?
 
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So .info is actually a popular extension somewhere ? In China ? Who knew. And you are making that claim on the basis of a 'representative' survey of one single domain ?
Its just $3 registration fee. Plus triple 8s in 5N.info are already getting around $10 or more (except for one sale @ $7). So why not try hands onto 6N with lots of 8 ?
 
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Am I missing something ? I just see a crappy directory that probably gets more visits from bots than human beings. There are tons of sites like that on the net.

So .info is actually a popular extension somewhere ? In China ? Who knew. And you are making that claim on the basis of a 'representative' survey of one single domain ?

I actually listed around 10 different sites, but the mods removed them and messaged me not to do it.
 
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I listed 6n .info's that went to resorts, hotels, etc...

And none of the .coms were in use for the same numerics for the most part.

The people in China who had the .com also bought the .info, and didn't buy the .net. Not sure what to make of that. It could be because .net plays second fiddle to .com and .info is in its own area. After all , what site doesn't provide info?

Feel free to do some research on this.
 
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Its just $3 registration fee. Plus triple 8s in 5N.info are already getting around $10 or more (except for one sale @ $7). So why not try hands onto 6N with lots of 8 ?
I followed your example and took all the remaining 4 eights. A small bet and might be fun! Thanks
 
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The $2.99 .info sale ends at Godaddy sometime this month, but not sure of the exact date. I believe it's Dec 12th, but it may go through the end of the month. Maybe tomorrow for all I know, but "guessing" through the end of month. After that, it goes up to the normal price of $17.00 per year. Therefore, at the beginning of the year you can sell at the reg fee and still make 5x. When the sale ends is when the prices will probably spike.

This was perfect timing for this buyout.
 
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