.mobi How much is the LLL.mobi?

[18super]

curious. I bought a few when the LLL.mobi still available.

2 months ago someone ask me one LLL.mobi for $200. I declined. I wonder how much they are worth now.

 

[mjnels]

i predict common LLL without meaning will drop in price to at least $100 at some point this year..

 

[Alan Glennon]

Prices for LLL.mobi are fairly stable; there has been very little change with respect to LLL.mobi prices in the last two months. Though there is a general .mobi malaise by many domainers, quantitatively, things are pretty good; Only three of 43 the LLL.mobi sales recorded so far in 2008 at dnsaleprice.com show a price below $200.

 

[Steven]

curious. I bought a few when the LLL.mobi still available.

2 months ago someone ask me one LLL.mobi for $200. I declined. I wonder how much they are worth now.

According to http://3character.com/priceguide.html, it's now $150.

 

[sags]

A domain price guide?

Didn't know that was out there.

Actually, not a bad idea. There are price guides for comic books, sports cards, and other collectibles which give an "overview" kind of appraisal based on recent sales.

The beauty of a domain appraisal is there is need to ratings for "condition" such as there are for comic books etc. (bent corners, discoloring etc)

Average sales for domains should give an accurate value but just like comic books or anything else, there will be exceptions.

Still, a pretty good idea if it is a comprehensive enough site.

 

[Alan Glennon]

When it comes to price guides, it's important to know about the quality of the data. That's why I prefer price sites that provide a sale's date and marketplace -- dnsaleprice.com, namebio.com, and tdvr.com. 3character.com does provide some marketplace and date information, but certainly not as comprehensively as those other sites. Armed with the additional information, it's possible to dig deeper into any exceptional/peculiar sales. The highest and lowest value sales are reported by a marketplace, but, sometimes in fact, never happen (the buyer or seller backs out). Further, failed sales at the high end are much more likely to be scrutinized (and removed from the sales data), but the low end non-completed sales generally are not. The lowest price is of particular interest to domainers, but is likely to be compiled using the least accurate data -- and a few unsubstantiated data points can heavily influence the market for an entire class of domain. In short -- be careful.

Also, I recommend supporting these various sites by volunteering sales data, clicking their ads, or --eek-- sometimes even donating (if not money, then maybe a "shout out" link in your signature?).

Just a few thoughts anyway.

Average sales for domains should give an accurate value but just like comic books or anything else, there will be exceptions.

 

[newdomainer.mobi]

i predict common LLL without meaning will drop in price to at least $100 at some point this year..

Would you like to put $50 on your prediction? say; If they don't drop below $175 I win, if they drop below $125 you win??

On the question of domain appraisal tools.... for .com they can be indicative (but no better than that) & for .mobi they are a total waste of time...

if you want a domain appraisal that's as accurate as any of the 'appraisal tools' you may as well just throw darts at a board & double your score & x5 & then subtract your birthday

Each domain is unique thus cannot be treated like any other asset....

equine.com is worth good money for example as is equipe.com & equate.com or equals.com or equips.com a valuation tool cannot differentiate between all of the valid criteria - the number of times the word appears in searches is a very blunt tool, they are all 5L pronouncables & have the 'low valued' Q character (always makes me laugh that different letters have different values)

Jacques.com would be worth less that Simone.com on that basis but if you had a fashion label 'jacques' you'd be happy to pay a premium wouldn't you..

Some things are searched for infrequently but have high value names due to the PPC revenue in that niche..

LLL.mobi - a good one; e.g an acronym for an existing decent size business or useful 3L word or brandable etc etc.. worth $1,000 +
ZQX.mobi - maybe useless in the USA but in China (you know, that little place over there ZQX.mobi may rate as pretty desirable...
in the USA market maybe that one is $100 but in china it could be $1,000

Oh dear... there I go again! one of my soapbox topics

Basically; the best way to get an 'indication' is to look at recent sales... but interdomainer trades made by impatient domainers with itchy fingers will yield far less than decent end-user sales by a factor of 10 or even more...

 

[mjnels]

Would you like to put $50 on your prediction? say; If they don't drop below $175 I win, if they drop below $125 you win??

yes i put $50 on that.. i think it will be commonplace to sell random LLL.mobi @ $100 or less within the next year... most likely this year.

i do believe prices will level back out somewhere, but it could be anywhere within the next few years.. hard to say with that one...

 

[hedgefund]

I sold otc.mobi for $1200 3 weeks ago.

 

[Steven]

I sold otc.mobi for $1200 3 weeks ago.

I think OTC is an exception (Great LLL).
btw great sale Congrats!

 

[gou]

According to http://3character.com/priceguide.html, it's now $150.

Is it just me, or do I not see anyone selling LLL.mobi for $150?

 

[18super]

BTW, my LLL.mobi are all Premium Letters

exp:
llh.mobi
bng.mobi


Well, that's see what the price will be at the end of this year~

 

[Keith]

Is it just me, or do I not see anyone selling LLL.mobi for $150?

They are selling cheap! I just bought one for $127 and
know of at least 4 more that sold under $150 recently.

 

[Master Chief]

didn't know .mobi's still had any value waka waka waka

 

[ChineseDomain]

None premium ones will be under $150, down to $125. recent trade in ebay:
jkq.mobi $89
xkx.mobi $127

 

[newdomainer.mobi]

None premium ones will be under $150, down to $125. recent trade in ebay:
jkq.mobi $89
xkx.mobi $127

I sold HOS.mobi recently for between $600 & $1,000 that was part of a 2 name transaction (it depends on how you split the remuneration as a price was agreed for the pair)

ChineseDomain is right regarding the lowest value non-premiums (like xkx.mobi) but they do not represent 'an average' sale any better than SKY.mobi would as a premium worth what? $15,000 + would you say?

I'm happy for the $50 bet to stand... just remind me when it comes to payday & I'll pledge it to "thesmiletrain.org"

I think OTC is an exception (Great LLL).
btw great sale Congrats!

I think that must be silly comment for the day; OTC is an exceptional LLL?

Mmmm? I think that there are several 1,000 'exceptional' LLL by that measure... I have GWR.mobi (Great Western Railway) for example... is that not exceptional? I certainly won't be selling it for any less than $1,200 thats for sure.

 

[mjnels]

I sold HOS.mobi recently for between $600 & $1,000 that was part of a 2 name transaction (it depends on how you split the remuneration as a price was agreed for the pair)

ChineseDomain is right regarding the lowest value non-premiums (like xkx.mobi) but they do not represent 'an average' sale any better than SKY.mobi would as a premium worth what? $15,000 + would you say?

I'm happy for the $50 bet to stand... just remind me when it comes to payday & I'll pledge it to "thesmiletrain.org"

haha... check the other forum's sales section... i bought one right after i said that for $26 and then resold it for $100.

actually had it at $150 and dropping $10 every 10 minutes and nobody bit till it was at $100..

i have no reason to be overly negative about .mobi.... but i think i have a certain knack for predictions on the mobi aftermarket... and its not as cut-and-dry as some folks would like to see it as. :ghost:

 

[Steven]

I think that must be silly comment for the day; OTC is an exceptional LLL?

Mmmm? I think that there are several 1,000 'exceptional' LLL by that measure... I have GWR.mobi (Great Western Railway) for example... is that not exceptional? I certainly won't be selling it for any less than $1,200 thats for sure.

Okay

 

[mediaadvantages]

I sold otc.mobi for $1200 3 weeks ago.

OTC.mobi was definately the exception

Over The Counter....this price was actually low considering the industry it fits into.

 

[PolarBear]

Another exception is DUI.mobi. It sold for for $7000 as reported in this week's dnjournal

I believe that we will see LLL.mobi prices soar in the year to come.