What, if any, are the general values of a L-L-L dot com domains?
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Alex said:y-s-t won on tdnam for $20 + regfee ($28 in total)
Very good deal in my view, as my proxy bid was a lot higher.
With this, I think I am done buying for now.
Adding to bluebecker.com thank youMarck said:c-b-o.com $60 @ snap (not mine)
Bluebecker.com said:http://www.DNF/f77/l-l-l-com-s-n-n-...inst-lll-com-s-nnn-com-s-2-thread-263234.html
Me too lol, i think some one has hes hands over hes eyes i cant see any for $12 can you?Marck said:$12 on TDNAM!?
*begins checking TDNAM compulsively*
Adding to bluebecker.com, w-m-o i like.l-l-l.com said:got the below
e-v-n
v-o-u for 50
Y-V-A.COM
T-Z-B.COM
X-O-G.COM
T-Z-L.COM
for 100
w-m-o for 56
all at NP
xrvel said:Btw, does BlueBecker record previous sales history, for example a-b-c.com was sold for $10 and recorded. 10 months later, it's sold for $100 and recorded again. Do you keep the old record?
depends sometimes i get asked to remove it if the new sale is to a end user or in the $xxx area.xrvel said:Btw, does BlueBecker record previous sales history, for example a-b-c.com was sold for $10 and recorded. 10 months later, it's sold for $100 and recorded again. Do you keep the old record?
Nice, sometimes reading the sales archive can give us the future price "prediction" :red:Bluebecker.com said:depends sometimes i get asked to remove it if the new sale is to a end user or in the $xxx area.
normally if it gets reported in this thread then its recorded/added to bluebecker.com
as you can compare 2007 sales to 2008
2007
http://bluebecker.com/domain_names_sales_history_2007.html
2008
http://bluebecker.com/domain_names_sales_history.html
tbh 50% of the sales don't get reported which is a shame, now if i had some kind of feed like
namebio i could filter the sales to just show all the L-L-L.coms
my web skills are only good for dreamweaver, maybe one day a nice donation
may pay for a web programmer
Pred dreams of a-b-c in hes sleep just like dream about d-i-y
Thats true, i think due to all the buyouts people have less money to spendxrvel said:Nice, sometimes reading the sales archive can give us the future price "prediction" :red:
Bluebecker.com said:Thats true, i think due to all the buyouts people have less money to spend
which in turn slows the market prices down, people then cherry pick due to
( lack of funds ).
if i had a programmer who could show all the drops of L-L-L.com and L-L-L.com
sales im sure that prices in turn will keep rising but atm people cant see what
dropping so they forget to bid which = to low prices = good for the buyer - for the market.
Just think with all that cherry picking every L-L-L.com is still registered,Marck said:There's definitely a metric ton of cherry-picking happening right now.
edjackiel said:That's a sure fire way to get the person who owns it to try and squeeze the last drop of money out of you if you advertise they are you initials.
You should get a friend [at NP] to approach them so they'll never know the person who has those initials wants it. Just get your "friend" to pretend he/she's just buying another ho-hum L-L-L.com...
:hehe:
It's called NEGOTIATION tactics. :D
webmasters online... what about?l-l-l.com said:w-m-o for 56
Bluebecker.com said:w-m-o i like.
now you see why i like w-m-o :wave:bricio said:webmasters online... what about?
footodors said:b-m-w.com is up at namejet. http://www.namejet.com/Pages/Auctions/BackorderDetails.aspx?domainname=b-m-w.com
I'd be careful, though. I had r-u-g-b-y.com and received a c&d from Polo. Didn't realize rugby was a huge Polo brand. I cancelled domain.
hyped said:rugby is also a sport. How could they possibly claim it?

