L-L-L.com's and N-N-N.com's relative value against LLL.com's and NNN.com's

[TheBaldOne]

This summer we saw the 'sell-out' of all L-L-L.com's and N-N-N.com's. The present bottom line for each seems to be $50 - $80 respectively, this represents an increase or profit of 600 - 1,000% over reg fees, and thus the highest rated movers on the domaining aftermarket.

The present bottom line purchasing cost would equate presently to about circa. 1% of the value of the corresponding LLL.com or NNN.com.

Questions

1) At the present rate of growth this figure will reach 10% by May next year, do you expect this to happen sooner or later?

2) At what percentage of the corresponding LLL.com or NNN.com do you expect the L-L-L.com's and N-N-N.coms to level out at?

Just thought it would be interesting to find out the general feeling on these questions.

 

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This summer we saw the 'sell-out' of all L-L-L.com's and N-N-N.com's. The present bottom line for each seems to be $50 - $80 respectively, this represents an increase or profit of 600 - 1,000% over reg fees, and thus the highest rated movers on the domaining aftermarket.

The present bottom line purchasing cost would equate presently to about circa. 1% of the value of the corresponding LLL.com or NNN.com.

Questions

1) At the present rate of growth this figure will reach 10% by May next year, do you expect this to happen sooner or later?

2) At what percentage of the corresponding LLL.com or NNN.com do you expect the L-L-L.com's and N-N-N.coms to level out at?

Just thought it would be interesting to find out the general feeling on these questions.

"do you expect this to happen sooner or later?"

yes. ... sooner or later!

(j/k! I don't know, would guess maybe "later" just to be on the safe side, but I haven't given any serious thought to the timeline. These things can take a while, I think.) :imho:

"At what percentage of the corresponding LLL.com or NNN.com do you expect the L-L-L.com's and N-N-N.coms to level out at?"

would guess somewhere around 30% for L-L-L vs LLL eventually. Tempted to say "50%" but keeping in mind that LLL might go up quite a bit more over the next 5 years.

As for the N-N-N vs NNN - I suspect that ratio might be hard pressed to break 10% - seems like a "domainer token" play to me (but I'm really quite ignorant about this area, and would be glad to hear more informed perspective on potential for N-N-N end users! Certainly can imagine good use for something like 1-2-3 though...)

:yell:

 

[bricio]

i dont think neither L-L-L nor N-N-N will reach 10% in may 08, if so a premium L-L-L would be easily sold for $1,500 and it wont really happen in may 08... this value will be reached but nobody knows when (i would like it was very soon :hehe: )

the second question is also difficult to answer as the buyout was recently and many people in the market dont like to use hyphens (i mean domainers) and wont do so soon, so the focus of L-L-L.com owners must be end-users (if they want to sell now) or sit on them... i have said in some threads that when they become popular they will be sold for than 30% of a LLL.com but 20% is a reasonable value talking with the eyes of 2007, who knows in 2010 or 2012 their values will be higher as we will have a great growth of internet access and of domainers as well... demand X supply is the key and thats good for us as 50-60% of LLL.com are in end-users' hands as 25% of all L-L-L.com as well

 

[buckshotdots]

i dont think neither L-L-L nor N-N-N will reach 10% in may 08, if so a premium L-L-L would be easily sold for $1,500 and it wont really happen in may 08... this value will be reached but nobody knows when (i would like it was very soon :hehe: )

the second question is also difficult to answer as the buyout was recently and many people in the market dont like to use hyphens (i mean domainers) and wont do so soon, so the focus of L-L-L.com owners must be end-users (if they want to sell now) or sit on them... i have said in some threads that when they become popular they will be sold for than 30% of a LLL.com but 20% is a reasonable value talking with the eyes of 2007, who knows in 2010 or 2012 their values will be higher as we will have a great growth of internet access and of domainers as well... demand X supply says is the key and thats good for us as 50-60% of LLL.com are in end-users' hands as 25% of all L-L-L.com as well

Well said, rep added if it will let me. The value right now is in the end users- period. Why sell premium for XXX when you can easily get XXXX with the right enduser.

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