discuss Chinese LLLL .com $7,000- $10,000 next year range.

[aditya11117]

Chinese LLLL .com would average between $7,000- $10,000 by the end of Dec 2016.

That's prediction from most of the domain holders.

Do u agree ?

Yes or No

 

[harpo]

I think i understand why big domain speculators like to buy from Expired auctions and not from domain sellers , because if the domain flippers had it Their Way the price would be pushing 10,000 by now : } to buyers .
So if main buyers coordinate and only buy from expired auctions the price remains within reason.

 

[djum]

[QUOTE="harpo, post: 5196238, member: 5295"
So if main buyers coordinate and only buy from expired auctions the price remains low .[/QUOTE]

When it comes to big money to be made it's utopical to expect communism and rational decisions.
Every party is driven to maximize their own profit.

 

[Faheem ur Rehman]

average is around 3K. little less, little more. 7K? No way

 

[aditya11117]

average is around 3K. little less, little more. 7K? No way

I would request you to read all previous comments properly !
Its around 3k now and 7k prediction is by End DEC 2016.

 

[DomainVP]

I would request you to read all previous comments properly !
Its around 3k now and 7k prediction is by End DEC 2016.

^^^^^^ Propaganda

Here are the some base prices for LLLL.com's

klmq.com 2,400 USD 2015-12-18
wxfp.com 2,400 USD 2015-12-18
bcnl.com 2,400 USD 2015-12-18
ffgc.com 2,120 USD 2015-12-18
zftc.com 2,101 USD 2015-12-18
tdpp.com 1,970 USD 2015-12-18

Before you start telling people to read the thread 'properly' why don't you present actual data instead of just making things up.

 

[wwwweb]

Latest sales, I only see one double LL that went for just over $3K, rest looks like a median price of $2.3K or so, you need to discount that buyers are only getting about 85% of this amount taking out fees.

wglq.com $2,356.00 12/19/2015 GoDaddy
kznr.com $2,251.00 12/19/2015 Sedo
bcnl.com $2,400.00 12/18/2015 NameJet
sdnp.com $2,609.00 12/18/2015 NameJet
nmnr.com $2,510.00 12/17/2015 NameJet
ybnm.com $2,188.00 12/17/2015 NameJet
kfnh.com $2,450.00 12/17/2015 NameJet
qfdt.com $2,520.00 12/17/2015 NameJet
kbfp.com $2,600.00 12/17/2015 NameJet
kznr.com $2,202.00 12/17/2015 Sedo
mqmb.com $2,269.09 12/17/2015 4.cn
kjgh.com $2,347.96 12/17/2015 4.cn
thql.com $2,347.34 12/17/2015 4.cn
fdqs.com $2,356.14 12/17/2015 4.cn
jydt.com $2,409.38 12/17/2015 4.cn
ljtk.com $2,250.00 12/17/2015 Sedo
sdts.com $2,650.00 12/17/2015 NameJet
csll.com $3,209.00 12/17/2015 NameJet
ptbt.com $2,229.00 12/17/2015 GoDaddy
pbcy.com $2,227.00 12/17/2015 GoDaddy
mtdy.com $2,246.00 12/17/2015 GoDaddy
bwjg.com $2,229.00 12/17/2015 GoDaddy
zmpg.com $2,178.00 12/17/2015 GoDaddy
tbtk.com $2,377.00 12/17/2015 GoDaddy
ktty.com $2,477.00 12/17/2015 GoDaddy

 

[joro001]

The floor in China is moving up very fast indeed and it always takes some days for those prices to reflect in the western marketplaces but is starting to get there.

We're now at around 16700 RMB today which is close to $2.6k.

Everyone is entitled to their respective opinions, however, those suggesting it bore the similarities of the bitcoin crash and terminal price declines a week or so ago have in my humble opinion been proven badly wrong already.

The all time high of c. 18k RMB is now clearly only a matter of a short time away and this pretty obviously wasn't a 2/3 day recovery followed by a further crash like happened with bitcoin at it's peak. This wave up is around 12 or so days in and counting moving up from 11.5k RMB to where we are today.

Don't get me wrong, it was always possible it could have happened, no one could have been 100% certain either way although I was never in that camp, but things have moved on well beyond that now IMO.

I have also never seen such demand from Chinese investors in recent days looking to pay over the odds to buy.

Even in the last wave up I never saw this kind of demand and from speaking with others they have been seeing the same thing.

 

[aditya11117]

@DomainVP

I would tell u the same please read the comments properly. U'll see I almost post daily chinese LLLL .com sales. Sales AROUND 3k doesn't mean exact 3k. I hope u understand English.
Before commenting against me make sure u properly check all the data..

 

[italiandragon]

My mailbox is getting daily request in Mandarin or broken English about MMCP.com so far up tp $2,500

I am going to let it go because I am sick of those emails. Best venue for it at the moment?

Cheers

 

[aditya11117]

My mailbox is getting daily request in Mandarin or broken English about MMCP.com so far up tp $2,500

I am going to let it go because I am sick of those emails. Best venue for it at the moment?

Cheers

I would say hold it bro.. Its Repeating letter 4L .com premium. Just wait for next 3months

 

[italiandragon]

What are the fees on Flippa and 4.cn for sellers?

Thanks

 

[aditya11117]

I am unaware of 4.cn but I frequently use flippa for domain sales.

Flippa's $249 premium listing is best bet.

 

[italiandragon]

I am unaware of 4.cn but I frequently use flippa for domain sales.

Flippa's $249 premium listing is best bet.

ok, and what's the standard fee on Flippa, 10%? Is the $249 capped or added on top of the 10% sale fee?

Thanks

 

[DomainVP]

I would tell u the same please read the comments properly. U'll see I almost post daily chinese LLLL .com sales. Sales AROUND 3k doesn't mean exact 3k. I hope u understand English.
Before commenting against me make sure u properly check all the data..

Saying "AROUND" is vague, why be vague unless it's intentional. Especially when there is hard data.

I am unaware of 4.cn but I frequently use flippa for domain sales.

Enough said. Here is someone who has ZERO knowledge of 4.cn, and citing FLIPPA as a 4L.com outlet. Yet knows the fate of all 4L.coms ... lol.

Excuse me, I just laughed so hard I sneezed. I didn't know that was possible.

 

[aditya11117]

@DomainVP

I guess u have reading asthma :D lol @italiandragon is asking about fees. I dont list there why would I care ?
Just not knowing the fees it doesn't mean I hv no knowledge n I dont track 4.cn site n sales. I can't laugh anymore now ! its enough for the day. Thanks for ur instant reply.

 

[wwwweb]

I am unaware of 4.cn but I frequently use flippa for domain sales.

Flippa's $249 premium listing is best bet.

Why would you pay $249 for a premium listing, on a liquid domain, whose value is already set in the $2.5K-$3K range, it will make 0 difference

If you factor in commissions, and 15 days to get paid, you are best to try namepros for free, and usually quick payment, 20% of $3000 is $600 your going to pay in house commissions.

 

[italiandragon]

Why would you pay $249 for a premium listing, on a liquid domain, whose value is already set in the $2.5K-$3K range, it will make 0 difference

If you factor in commissions, and 15 days to get paid, you are best to try namepros for free, and usually quick payment, 20% of $3000 is $600 your going to pay in house commissions.

is 20% the fee on 4.cn?

Thanks

 

[aditya11117]

Why would you pay $249 for a premium listing, on a liquid domain, whose value is already set in the $2.5K-$3K range, it will make 0 difference

If you factor in commissions, and 15 days to get paid, you are best to try namepros for free, and usually quick payment, 20% of $3000 is $600 your going to pay in house commissions.

Dude I haven't mention I list liquid domains. He just asked a query I just gave a simple answer. .

 

[DomainMagnate]

ok, and what's the standard fee on Flippa, 10%? Is the $249 capped or added on top of the 10% sale fee?

Thanks

10%, no cap on flippa. But you'll end up selling it for the same price, but slower and with higher fees. Just list it on the forum instead you'll get more $$

Edit: if anyone seriously believes 4L chips will reach 10k next year and willing to put their money on it I'll bet against you just tell me how much.

 

[wwwweb]

is 20% the fee on 4.cn?

Thanks

If you haven't used 4.cn before you will most likely not enjoy the payout process. If you look at the sales list above 4.cn does not achieve anymore than the western marketplaces. Chinese investors are bidding on all of them, so it is an even playing field now.

 

[italiandragon]

10%, no cap on flippa. But you'll end up selling it for the same price, but slower and with higher fees. Just list it on the forum instead you'll get more $$

you mean HERE on this forum?

I doubt Chinese bidders will bid here...

Thanks

 

[DomainMagnate]

you mean HERE in this forum?

I doubt Chinese bidders will bid here...

Thanks

yes, you'll get similar offers. Maybe a bit lower than auctions, but less than 10-20% difference

 

[DomainVP]

Why would you pay $249 for a premium listing, on a liquid domain, whose value is already set in the $2.5K-$3K range, it will make 0 difference

If you factor in commissions, and 15 days to get paid, you are best to try namepros for free, and usually quick payment, 20% of $3000 is $600 your going to pay in house commissions.

Agreed. CN buyers are here, just put up a "make offer" here and negotiate your price. Some buyers will pay $100 under what you would sell it at market for, and others are actual investors that will play market value.

You could also look at recent sales and contact the buyers if their information is available via WhoIs.

There are so many sales every day; it's the best way to find a buyer.

 

[DomainVP]

I guess u have reading asthma

That would be reading allergies, not asthma. If I had reading asthma, I would have trouble breathing while reading your estimations about the 4L market.

Just saying... but that's my point. If you are going to post something, be accurate about it - not vague. Wether it's about the 4L.com market or reactions I am having to reading your inaccuracies.

 

[italiandragon]

alright guys, thank you, I guess I will list it here tomorrow or just after the holidays, I need to think about that too.