What, if any, are the general values of a L-L-L dot com domains?
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arnie said:Yep, that one is just damn attractive!
What's 'she' doing tonight? :hehe:
I'm seeing more than 7 "e-" left...arnie said:well,
a - gone
d - gone
e - 7 left :yell:
Do you think a mass buyup is happening today?
I would put more on cards but maxed out![]()
Thanks -- I'd been meaning to do it for a while, and it only ended up taking about 30 minutes to do.arnie said:Hey, nice.
I must get round to mine.
I love Y-U-K btw :sold:
Weird, I checked at DomainTools, still shows 17, but at Fab only the 7 leo listed...arnie said:hmm. i just checked a few too. i'm checking with Moniker bulkcheck, sometimes not always accurate.
maybe some were tasted or they changed mind?
the full scan will reveal tonight
I have written my own tools and they are pretty accurate.westblock said:Weird, I checked at DomainTools, still shows 17, but at Fab only the 7 leo listed...
dagersh said:Thanks -- I'd been meaning to do it for a while, and it only ended up taking about 30 minutes to do.
leonardo said:This is what is left grouped by initial letter:
a: 0
d: 0
e: 7
s: 26
i: 35
b: 37
c: 38
n: 42
f: 47
p: 51
h: 52
m: 52
g: 61
w: 68
l: 70
t: 73
j: 81
r: 83
o: 93
k: 108
u: 125
v: 149
y: 291
z: 303
q: 323
x: 424
arnie do you remeber i told you i was broke yesterday?westblock said:TDNAM;
n-n-l.com Date Sold: 10/22/2007 11:26 AM $141
p-r-r.com Date Sold: 10/22/2007 09:44 AM $90
bricio said:arnie do you remeber i told you i was broke yesterday?
i got both of them... some time ago i showed my father the domain world and he got very very impressed with its potential when comparing profits and risks with the stock market, so guess what... he sponsored me; i will pay him in some days![]()
arnie said:Hey, congrats to your dad!
they are great prices. i never go to tdnam, maybe i should!
Great letters and thats without looking at archive or google!
Probably people on here who would give your father an instant 50% profit, inside 24 hours as they missed! Such is the world of domains.
One thing, you must be sure to call him 'noob', at least once! lol :hehe:
arnie said:Hey, congrats to your dad!
they are great prices. i never go to tdnam, maybe i should!
Great letters and thats without looking at archive or google!
Probably people on here who would give your father an instant 50% profit, inside 24 hours as they missed! Such is the world of domains.
One thing, you must be sure to call him 'noob', at least once! lol
TONS of crap with a few gems sprinkled in if you're willing to dig... :obricio said:yeah, congrats to him!!!
i think you have to go to tdnam... sometimes they have somtheing good there... today they had very good ones
i think N-N-L now is my best L-L-L
ill add them to blubecker.com thankswestblock said:TDNAM;
n-n-l.com Date Sold: 10/22/2007 11:26 AM $141
p-r-r.com Date Sold: 10/22/2007 09:44 AM $90
I got caught up in the SoCal fires blazing here by me, and forgot to get back to place a bid. These went cheap compared to other drop prices and letter quality.
Band = "Disneyland After Dark"SDX said:Speaking of which, who owns D-A-D.COM?...its an ok website.
the spelling was changed to the more internet-friendly D-A-DWhen the group made their international breakthrough in 1989, they had to change the band name to D.A.D. to avoid an impending lawsuit from the Walt Disney Company. In 1995, the "spelling" changed to D:A:D, to make it more obvious that it was an abbreviation. Finally in 2000, the band story became one of advanced punctuation as the spelling was changed to the more internet-friendly D-A-D.


