What, if any, are the general values of a L-L-L dot com domains?
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arnie said:damn it!
you got me again. forgot about them. you just outbid me bitch!
killer is,if its us nailing tthem, we will never let them drop. so will sell on to endusers or resellers in future when prices catch up to where they should be in future. so basically it makes it more gutting when u miss them, as this is only chance u will get at each unique one, ever.
tbh i cant afford to nail them all, but hate missing triple premiums
:sold: to you
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dag said:Sorry Arnie...I do feel a bit bad about it. But not too bad. :hehe:
What I need to do is stop buying the damn LLLLs! They're breaking me! (Or I suppose I could just sell a few off for whatever profit I've made on them in the past couple of weeks...)
dag said:Grabbed a couple of great ones on Snapnames, both at $64:
I-T-U![]()
:sold:
B-C-E:sold:
saleenant said:I totally agree. At this point, Im so willing to sell a few LLLL.coms for $75-80 each then turning around and buying a few L-L-L's for the same price. What do i get??? Better ROI in the future.
Adding to bluebecker.com thanks dagdag said:Grabbed a couple of great ones on Snapnames, both at $64:
I-T-U![]()
:sold:
B-C-E:sold:
dag said:Holy s***! I got a $9.57 click on one of my L-L-Ls yesterday at Parked! And it says that the day has been resolved already, so I think it's going to stick! :tu:
Paid for its renewal fees in one click!
Yep seems a few nice L-L-L.com's pays for their renewal in one click :hehe:dag said:Holy s***! I got a $9.57 click on one of my L-L-Ls yesterday at Parked! And it says that the day has been resolved already, so I think it's going to stick! :tu:
Paid for its renewal fees in one click!
Bluebecker.com said:Yep seems a few nice L-L-L.com's pays for their renewal in one click :hehe:
Oh, so it was you who got it? I thought you were asking elsewhere who ended up with it? I completely missed out on that one, actually -- didn't even know it was going on.arnie said::sold:
i beat u to O-F-E.com bitch
makes a change u not nailing it :hehe:
I don't feel that they're worth much. If a company can't afford its LL.com (if it's even available) and can't afford or get its L-L.com, I'm fairly sure they'd go for something completely different (full name/common corporate nickname/brand catchphrase/etc.) before resorting to 2 hyphens in a row. And I don't see resellers being very interested in these without any sort of end-user potential.Anthony Sun said:Need you experts' opinion. How much do you think the following double hyphen domains are worth?
3--5.com
5--l.com
6--l.com
E--Z.com
G--F.com
V--J.com
Anthony
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elius said:so that was you bidding on l-i-z.com!
I thought it was mine, checked with 6 seconds to go, I blinked my eyes and it was snapped away from me, I was so annoyed with that!
but congrats anyway, you got it pretty cheap
dag said:I don't feel that they're worth much. If a company can't afford its LL.com (if it's even available) and can't afford or get its L-L.com, I'm fairly sure they'd go for something completely different (full name/common corporate nickname/brand catchphrase/etc.) before resorting to 2 hyphens in a row. And I don't see resellers being very interested in these without any sort of end-user potential.
Do you know of any end-user Web sites built on a double-hyphen domain? If so, there may indeed be hope. If not, I'd say there's extremely little.
dag said:I don't feel that they're worth much. If a company can't afford its LL.com (if it's even available) and can't afford or get its L-L.com, I'm fairly sure they'd go for something completely different (full name/common corporate nickname/brand catchphrase/etc.) before resorting to 2 hyphens in a row. And I don't see resellers being very interested in these without any sort of end-user potential.
Do you know of any end-user Web sites built on a double-hyphen domain? If so, there may indeed be hope. If not, I'd say there's extremely little.
nicedomains said:Based on recent snap prices for l-l-l, even all semi premium letters it seems these .coms are being overshadowed by the llll.com boom. Now may be the time to be buying these l-l-l eh?


