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What, if any, are the general values of a L-L-L dot com domains?

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.net's are a hard sell, you see some pretty nice one word .net's go for low x,xxx on dnjournal, so an LLLL.net with random premium letters might not appreciate quickly. People almost always want .com. But in two years that could all change. Doesn't hurt to diversify though if you have many L-L-L.com's
 
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Honestly, I think L-L-Ls are a much better bet than LLLL.net names. They're already sold out, and who knows how long LLLL.nets might take. I think the only reason you're seeing a bit of slow movement on these right now is because of the LLLL.com wildfire. Whereas LLLLs will almost entirely rely on domainers to boost those markets, I believe there is greater end-user potential for L-L-Ls.

Based on what has happened with L-L.com names that people scoffed at just a few years ago, I truly believe that within 3 years, L-L-Ls will be in the $250-$300 range for the lowest quality names. I don't see that for LLLL.net.
 
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1. How about L-LL.com & L-LL.com value?
Is it good for investment.

2. L-LL & L-LL compare to L-L-L.com.
Which one is most popular?

3. Is it L-L-L.com completed registed?
Thanks :)
 
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I would stick with L-L-Ls for now, too hard to predict LL-L and L-LL future, I don't think they will ever be as valuable as L-L-Ls
 
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Bought

O-E-X.COM
O-V-N.COM
P-Y-X.COM

for $37 each on NP
 
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skylineleong said:
1. How about L-LL.com & L-LL.com value?
Is it good for investment.

2. L-LL & L-LL compare to L-L-L.com.
Which one is most popular?

3. Is it L-L-L.com completed registed?
Thanks :)
1. I have a few, but not really crazy about them.

2. L-L-L, definitely

3. Yes, all gone for a few months now.
 
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dag said:
1. I have a few, but not really crazy about them.

2. L-L-L, definitely

3. Yes, all gone for a few months now.

Thanks for "DAG" information.

How the min value of poor letters L-L-L.com (example= Z-Y-Q.com $80) ?
 
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V-w-x.com

$32

Name Pros
 
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John Doe said:
Bought

O-E-X.COM
O-V-N.COM
P-Y-X.COM

for $37 each on NP
Thanks John Doe adding to bluebecker.com

leede said:
V-w-x.com

$32

Name Pros
Thanks leede adding to bluebecker.com

skylineleong said:
Thanks for "DAG" information.

How the min value of poor letters L-L-L.com (example= Z-Y-Q.com $80) ?
One persons poor letter is another end users treasure,

between $35 to $59, it veries from each individual letter.
 
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saleenant said:
here is a good question for some of you. Whats your take on this scenerio???

Whats going to give you the best bang for your buck???? % wise

(1) L-L-L (all premium) regged with 1 year left? How about 2 years?

or

(10) LLLL.net (all premium) regged with 1 year left? regged with 2 years left?


im saying this for the reason that i could sell 1 good L-L-L.com and basically buy like 10-15 LLLL.nets and reg them out for 2 years and sit back and see what happens....
This was my thoughts.... LLLL's could double at least if not more if they sell out. They will sell out eventually. Right??? So will my L-L-L.com double anytime soon? Im not sure to be honest and thats why im asking. Im heavy with L-L-L.coms and L-LL.coms, add in a few LLLL.coms(some good, some bad) and a pipe dream to get rich without a LLL.com.
dag said:
Honestly, I think L-L-Ls are a much better bet than LLLL.net names. They're already sold out, and who knows how long LLLL.nets might take. I think the only reason you're seeing a bit of slow movement on these right now is because of the LLLL.com wildfire. Whereas LLLLs will almost entirely rely on domainers to boost those markets, I believe there is greater end-user potential for L-L-Ls.

Based on what has happened with L-L.com names that people scoffed at just a few years ago, I truly believe that within 3 years, L-L-Ls will be in the $250-$300 range for the lowest quality names. I don't see that for LLLL.net.
dag's answer was perfect!!! :tu:


ssamriga said:
I would stick with L-L-Ls for now, too hard to predict LL-L and L-LL future, I don't think they will ever be as valuable as L-L-Ls
:bingo:

as you probably read i have a sale going through right now... for an end-user

L-L-L dot com versus LLLL dot net?
this is very easy to answer... even newbies know -> dot com of course

both are short but dot com is the best and as dag said "the only reason you're seeing a bit of slow movement on these right now is because of the LLLL.com wildfire." i cant explain it better

i will tell you about L-L-L
they are still cheap since the buyout (nov 2, 2007) due to LLLL market as
people wont go for nothing right now but generic ones and (guess what?) LLLL; so right now, if you have L-L-L sit on them and you will see the results, as also dag said, in three years (i totally agree with him) unless you do the only thing allows you sell L-L-L now -> find an end-user or let them find you and sell for low-mid $x,xxx

i have serached for potential end-users for mine and i am really surprised with the websites have as their address but using name+acronym or acronym+name and a L-L-L would be perfect for this website (sometimes i find five potential ones but i have until twenty!!!)... if you find more than ten potential end-users you could take a risk -> email all of them (not the same email) telling you have the acronym in an auction (this auction must be in progress) as you could have an amazing result as the competition would be among end-users

if i had to choose between L-L-L dot net and LLLL dot net i would go easily for L-L-L
 
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yeah....you know, if I was to start a pretty cr@ppy company with no money I`ll reg a .net and people will look like "oh...look at that...he could not even purchase the .com , so he`s not good, let`s check the .com owner..."
 
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exactly, it not only has an extra letter , unlikely to part of company acronym, but is also a net. forget them

L-L-L.com all the way

LLL.com first, then L-L-L.com
 
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Anyone know what f-l-y ended up selling for?
 
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it still has 6 hours left @ 575$
 
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ssamriga said:
it still has 6 hours left @ 575$
Shame i didnt have a few bucks saved up, i would of a least pay up to $800
for f-l-y.com, i would not sell it for no less than the max price of $5,000 to
an end user but then again $3,500 - $4,500 sounds ok to me to.

Edit:

Had a spelling mistake lol
 
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Bluebecker.com said:
Shame i didnt have a few bucks saved up, i would of a least pay up to $800
for f-l-y.com, i wound not sell it for no less than the max price of $5,000 to
an end user but then again $3,500 - $4,500 sounds ok to me to.
It's up to $700 with 7 minutes left...

EDIT: Make that $775!

EDIT: Now up to $800 -- you might not have had enough anyway, Bluebecker!

EDIT: Wow, ended at $1000! Was it one of you here?
 
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leede said:
V-w-x.com

$32

Name Pros

Somehow I missed that one. Would be nice to have next to my S-T-U (V-W-X)
 
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Hey guys,
I need some help here. I'm trying to find enduser for one of my L-L-L.coms and I've made list of potential bidders. The thing that bothers me is what should I say about L-L-L domains, why are they so good investment and how will it pay off? 2 hyphens in 5 char domain could look pretty unsightly on the first look to someone who is not in this industry, so I was wondering whether should I mention that all L-L-L.com domains have been registered and that this kind of domains is good alternative for LLL.coms. What else would you put in this kind of email?


Thank you
 
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think f-l-y had a good bit of potential.
curious to see what he does with it.



dag said:
It's up to $700 with 7 minutes left...

EDIT: Make that $775!

EDIT: Now up to $800 -- you might not have had enough anyway, Bluebecker!

EDIT: Wow, ended at $1000! Was it one of you here?
 
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