domains GW.com, an ultra-premium & rare domain name, is now available to purchase for the first time in 27 y

[equity78]

. GW.com was first registered in 1994 by its current visionary owner and this is the first time in 27 years that GW.com has come up for sale. And now in 2021 we are looking for a new visionary buyer to take advantage of this unique digital asset and reap all the benefits that GW.com offers, for at least the next 27 years.”

Full release here

 

[MustaAras]

No idea how you managed that, but not even one of these numbers is right.
[edit] just tested it and I think namebio mangles the numbers when copying.
E.g. for rx.com (1,000,000) you got 8,666,666 and I got 9,777,777, so the numbers are probably randomly swapped with some javascript.
[edit2] it seems it's the other way round - the numbers in the page source are "wrong" so they must be somehow "translated" for proper display, but are useless copying or processing (scraping).. Nice protection actually.

I was wondering why the numbers go same "666" Same seller ? LOL
Glad to see your comment, yeah probably some coding excuses...
On the other hand i would keep thinking a person registered all LL .com's and being billionaire over it...

 

[Alessandro Couteau]

People fail to realize selling an LL.com is not easy ... it is incredibly time consuming

I represented AI.com for a few years and the name is still for sale, Nvidia passed on it, even though they are the giants of the AI world ... once I got lucky with a $3M offer from HTC for VR.com ... and the owners passed on the offer ^ crazy if you ask me

 

[The Durfer]

I was wondering why the numbers go same "666" Same seller ? LOL
Glad to see your comment, yeah probably some coding excuses...
On the other hand i would keep thinking a person registered all LL .com's and being billionaire over it...

its still what they would see at namebio.

 

[The Durfer]

People fail to realize selling an LL.com is not easy ... it is incredibly time consuming

I represented AI.com for a few years and the name is still for sale, Nvidia passed on it, even though they are the giants of the AI world ... once I got lucky with a $3M offer from HTC for VR.com ... and the owners passed on the offer ^ crazy if you ask me

That is an incredible opportunity.

 

[Keith]

People fail to realize selling an LL.com is not easy ... it is incredibly time consuming

I represented AI.com for a few years and the name is still for sale, Nvidia passed on it, even though they are the giants of the AI world ... once I got lucky with a $3M offer from HTC for VR.com ... and the owners passed on the offer ^ crazy if you ask me

Here’s the thing - 2L don’t say anything unless they’re a word like AD. Otherwise, you’re better off with a real word .com no matter the length.

 

[Alessandro Couteau]

That is an incredible opportunity.

Let me correct you, it would’ve been an incredible opportunity if the owners just accepted offer ...

I represented many LL.com, all of them were “hit your head” against the wallet difficult ... Southwest Airlines offered me *only* $100K after negotiating for a year ... the same name ended up selling for a little under a million in China ^ Steve Wynn personally passed on the name, Smith & Wesson passed on the name ... even Sherwin Williams passed on the name

I wish only the best for GW.com

 

[Alessandro Couteau]

Here’s the thing - 2L don’t say anything unless they’re a word like AD. Otherwise, you’re better off with a real word .com no matter the length.

Sure they don’t say anything, however they are short, easily recognizable and in certain instances like https://fb.com - unforgettable

They are the second tier to single letter .com domains which many would call Unicorns of the domain world

I don’t own any https://l.com obviously, however I’m lucky to co own https://e.credit

 

[The Durfer]

Let me correct you, it would’ve been an incredible opportunity if the owners just accepted offer ...

I represented many LL.com, all of them were “hit your head” against the wallet difficult ... Southwest Airlines offered me *only* $100K after negotiating for a year ... the same name ended up selling for a little under a million in China ^ Steve Wynn personally passed on the name, Smith & Wesson passed on the name ... even Sherwin Williams passed on the name

I wish only the best for GW.com

i just cant believe it was that hard to sell a 2L. wow, thanks for the sidebar. wow.

 

[The Durfer]

Sure they don’t say anything, however they are short, easily recognizable and in certain instances like https://fb.com - unforgettable

They are the second tier to single letter .com domains which many would call Unicorns of the domain world

I don’t own any https://l.com obviously, however I’m lucky to co own https://e.credit

since you mentioned this, i wonder if two numbers do better than two letters?

 

[Reddstagg]

I guess it will be sold for $4,600,000

 

[Alessandro Couteau]

since you mentioned this, i wonder if two numbers do better than two letters?

Same with NN.com - actually I will say even more difficult then LL.com ... 77 Bank in Japan passed on 77.com after I spent a few months just getting on the phone, incredibly difficult to call “corporate” in Japan ... 777 Casino passed on 77.com when they own 777.com ...

I was lucky to represent 123.com once upon a time, 123 Reg UK had interest in the name, however we could not come to an agreement ... it was unfortunate

 

[Kingslayer]

People fail to realize selling an LL.com is not easy ... it is incredibly time consuming

This can be said for any domain, even single word domains.

I've owned domains that defined industries, don't get much interest, even when marketing it out, all it takes is one buyer though.

The key to it is knowing what you own and knowing its potenital, if anyone thinks buying a single word domain or LL .com = loads of enquiries every day and guaranteed millions to cash in any time you like, your wrong - Some of these domains have been registered since the 90's and only getting interest and selling now.

Key to it timing and waiting for that right buyer and it can be quite hard to have the patience.

 

[NickB]

Here’s the thing - 2L don’t say anything unless they’re a word like AD. Otherwise, you’re better off with a real word .com no matter the length.

That got me thinking....

676 LL.com combinations
107 (give or take) LL words which is 0.062% of all dictionary words (see below)

Leaves 569 ll.com domains

How many 2 word LL domains are developed?
How many of the others are developed?
How many 1 word domains are developed?

How many 1 word domains are available to buy that would fit each industry or are generic enough to fit the bill?

There was 171,476 words in the English dictionary in 2020 - a lot will have no commercial appeal....but how many.....

Wish I had the time and inclination to cross check developed .LL domains and developed dictionary words, plus a list of those that are not......not all dictionary words are created equal after all

Would be interesting to see what is left, asking price (if given), min offer, do they even resolve to a lander, PPC etc etc

Also to track the data going back say 5 - 10 years which would show a diminishing pool of high quality assets - but how much stock is left

That's me done with the wishful thinking.......

 

[bookname]

GW = GateWay, big opportunity for crypto or blockchain startup.

 

[rwy]

GW = GateWay, big opportunity for crypto or blockchain startup.

Or just go .GW directly: btc/gw

 

[PhongSGC]

this name had any parking page or working site within past 27y?

 

[Ngawangtashi]

2L Domains are precious assets , with one right 2L doamin sales it can strengthen your financess.

 

[Domainication]

*edit: deleted because already mentioned in the thread

 

[King]

Could stand for “Good will”

Most dont have cash for LLL.com, yet alone LL

first thing that came to mind

 

[likemike]

Very captivating pb! When I ran a couple of those to see I saw you are exactly right! For instance here's an example pasted from the test I ran online:
tm.com 9,134,444 USD 2019-11-14 VIP Brokerage
AND--
oa.com 609,068 USD etc....

What's with namebio.com? These are not small mistakes but HUGE errors!