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

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FYI, A-P-N.com ended some minutes ago and went for $197 :sold:
 
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bricio said:
FYI, A-P-N.com ended some minutes ago and went for $197 :sold:

Very nice buy, I would've gone higher if I had known about it. APN is a huge media company here in Australia that owns 100+ newspapers, magazines, radio stations etc. throughout Australia and New Zealand. Check out www.apn.com.au to find out more but I definitely think $197 is a very cheap price to pay when there's a company as big as APN News & Media as a potential end user.

Congrats to the buyer and I wish you all the best with it :)
 
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I cant see these names going for thousands. Simply becuase most LLL.com names are established businesses. So what is an end user going to do with c-n-n.com? It seems like a waste to me.
 
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domainer50 said:
I cant see these names going for thousands. Simply becuase most LLL.com names are established businesses. So what is an end user going to do with c-n-n.com? It seems like a waste to me.

I have more then 1600 L-L-L.COM and I'm getting between 2 to 5 offers through my email every week most offers are between $100 to $400 but i have had higher offers then these also, but I'm not selling any of my L-L-L.COM yet. So in maybe a year or 2 I'm sure i will start to get much higher offers then this for my L-L-L.COM

About c-n-n.com here is 198 acronyms for CNN:

http://www.acronymattic.com/results.aspx?q=cnn
 
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domainer50 said:
I cant see these names going for thousands. Simply becuase most LLL.com names are established businesses. So what is an end user going to do with c-n-n.com? It seems like a waste to me.

If you go to bluebecker.com, he has lovingly
:hehe: kept records of some sales. You'll see some in the mid xxxx range to endusers.
I sold one a few months ago to enduser for $1500

bricio i think recently ran a scan of all 17.5k L-L-L.coms.......... 25 % were developed! Pretty amazing really. This is relatively new information and we're all learning daily so it is understandable most in the domaining community are not even aware of a lot of this yet :imho:
 
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AussieDomainer said:
Very nice buy, I would've gone higher if I had known about it. APN is a huge media company here in Australia that owns 100+ newspapers, magazines, radio stations etc. throughout Australia and New Zealand. Check out www.apn.com.au to find out more but I definitely think $197 is a very cheap price to pay when there's a company as big as APN News & Media as a potential end user.

Congrats to the buyer and I wish you all the best with it :)
thanks AussieDomainer... i was the winner :)
i will see this site you posted, thanks a lot :tu:
thanks for the nice info
BTW, this name was created in 2003 :)


domainer50 said:
I cant see these names going for thousands. Simply becuase most LLL.com names are established businesses. So what is an end user going to do with c-n-n.com? It seems like a waste to me.
you dont have L-L-L.com, do you?

one point is that acronym with 3 letters are very very common and theres only one LLL for, sometimes, hundreds of acronyms
there are many other reasons to L-L-L.com increase many times their value in the future and they are really strong ones to believe that they arent a trend but a very solid investment and better than LLLL
L-L-L has about 25% of developed sites, it means about 4,400 developed sites and just 13,200 L-L-L.com left to us and now all taken

BTW, i am an investor in both and i have the same ammount of each one
 
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domainer50 said:
I cant see these names going for thousands. Simply becuase most LLL.com names are established businesses. So what is an end user going to do with c-n-n.com? It seems like a waste to me.

That sounds like a pessimistic opinion from a self proclaimed domainer, especially with the information and sales already given in this thread. I too have invested in a few l-l-l's for minimal $ and have already received $xxx offers for them. My plans are to wait and prove you wrong ;)
 
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i am very happy reading this thread... you guys are telling that offers are just coming and coming almost everyday
it isnt happening to me because i just didnt check the box "for sale"
thats very nice news!!!
 
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I am not getting offers every week but on about 100 L-L-L's I have received about 4 a month and sold 1 for 1K so I am very happy. I am testing the waters here at NP's with several L-L-L's in "offers" and will put the money towards a very premium one I have had my eye on for a while. I am sending 3 to 48 hour auction for a min offer of $60 just like snap.

I will update sales when completed.

thanks, gary.
 
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I got a N-N-N.com up for sale too.
Want to check reseller market.
This one is Texas code :yell:
check my siggy :sold:
 
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arnie said:
I got a N-N-N.com up for sale too.
Want to check reseller market.
This one is Texas code :yell:
check my siggy :sold:

I gave a bid now :)
 
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domainer50 said:
I cant see these names going for thousands. Simply becuase most LLL.com names are established businesses. So what is an end user going to do with c-n-n.com? It seems like a waste to me.


End users can use these letters - there are plenty of companies with the same letters that operate in different markets in different countries.
There are many companies that use three letters in their name. .COM is the premium TLD. The internet supports the use of Hypens. L-L-L.COM is easy to remember, easily brandable and much cheaper than the LLL.COM equivalent allowing an end user a much cheaper point of entry. L-L-L.COM is the best alternative to LLL.COM with the addition of two extra characters.

LLL.COM is proven and there is no reason why L-L-L.COM can't follow in it's footsteps and replicate similar success.

Essentially it all comes down to the Hyphen. Two of them acting as delimiters.
symmetrical in appearance. What value/cost do we put on the Hyphen... in the use of the domain name. LLL.COM keeps going up - what effect does that have on the value/cost of the hypen...

There are proven sales to End Users paying XXXX. There are now many reseller sales in XXX. resellers can trade amongst them selves or sell to end user.

Internet is Global so non premium English letters can be premium non English letters.

There are only 17,576 L-L-L.COM with at least 25% being end user web sites.
Every combination has been registered.
L-L-L.COM that drop are being caught which means zero to hand register.


Definition of L-L-L.COM scarcity.
If enough people want L-L-L.COM when there are low numbers to trade then the demand increases for them. The demand is higher because the supply is low and not necessary because the price is low.

L-L-L.COM scarcity.
Scarcity is a measure of supply. If L-L-L.COM are scarce, then the supply of L-L-L.COM is low.
And if many people want to trade L-L-L.COM when none are available, then demand is high because of a low supply caused by scarcity.
 
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SiGuy said:
End users can use these letters - there are plenty of companies with the same letters that operate in different markets in different countries.
There are many companies that use three letters in their name. .COM is the premium TLD. The internet supports the use of Hypens. L-L-L.COM is easy to remember, easily brandable and much cheaper than the LLL.COM equivalent allowing an end user a much cheaper point of entry. L-L-L.COM is the best alternative to LLL.COM with the addition of two extra characters.

LLL.COM is proven and there is no reason why L-L-L.COM can't follow in it's footsteps and replicate similar success.

Essentially it all comes down to the Hyphen. Two of them acting as delimiters.
symmetrical in appearance. What value/cost do we put on the Hyphen... in the use of the domain name. LLL.COM keeps going up - what effect does that have on the value/cost of the hypen...

There are proven sales to End Users paying XXXX. There are now many reseller sales in XXX. resellers can trade amongst them selves or sell to end user.

Internet is Global so non premium English letters can be premium non English letters.

There are only 17,576 L-L-L.COM with at least 25% being end user web sites.
Every combination has been registered.
L-L-L.COM that drop are being caught which means zero to hand register.


Definition of L-L-L.COM scarcity.
If enough people want L-L-L.COM when there are low numbers to trade then the demand increases for them. The demand is higher because the supply is low and not necessary because the price is low.

L-L-L.COM scarcity.
Scarcity is a measure of supply. If L-L-L.COM are scarce, then the supply of L-L-L.COM is low.
And if many people want to trade L-L-L.COM when none are available, then demand is high because of a low supply caused by scarcity.


awesome post.
i think mr.bluebecker will be wanting to add to his site.
wheelbarrow full of rep coming your way :sold:

johnnywj said:
I gave a bid now :)

thankyou for kicking off johnny
:)
i'm hoping the texas thang will create quite a bit of interest :xf.love:
 
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SiGuy said:
End users can use these letters - there are plenty of companies with the same letters that operate in different markets in different countries.
There are many companies that use three letters in their name. .COM is the premium TLD. The internet supports the use of Hypens. L-L-L.COM is easy to remember, easily brandable and much cheaper than the LLL.COM equivalent allowing an end user a much cheaper point of entry. L-L-L.COM is the best alternative to LLL.COM with the addition of two extra characters.

LLL.COM is proven and there is no reason why L-L-L.COM can't follow in it's footsteps and replicate similar success.

Essentially it all comes down to the Hyphen. Two of them acting as delimiters.
symmetrical in appearance. What value/cost do we put on the Hyphen... in the use of the domain name. LLL.COM keeps going up - what effect does that have on the value/cost of the hypen...

There are proven sales to End Users paying XXXX. There are now many reseller sales in XXX. resellers can trade amongst them selves or sell to end user.

Internet is Global so non premium English letters can be premium non English letters.

There are only 17,576 L-L-L.COM with at least 25% being end user web sites.
Every combination has been registered.
L-L-L.COM that drop are being caught which means zero to hand register.


Definition of L-L-L.COM scarcity.
If enough people want L-L-L.COM when there are low numbers to trade then the demand increases for them. The demand is higher because the supply is low and not necessary because the price is low.

L-L-L.COM scarcity.
Scarcity is a measure of supply. If L-L-L.COM are scarce, then the supply of L-L-L.COM is low.
And if many people want to trade L-L-L.COM when none are available, then demand is high because of a low supply caused by scarcity.
SiGuy can i add this to bluebecker.com please ?
 
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SiGuy said:
End users can use these letters - there are plenty of companies with the same letters that operate in different markets in different countries.
There are many companies that use three letters in their name. .COM is the premium TLD. The internet supports the use of Hypens. L-L-L.COM is easy to remember, easily brandable and much cheaper than the LLL.COM equivalent allowing an end user a much cheaper point of entry. L-L-L.COM is the best alternative to LLL.COM with the addition of two extra characters.

LLL.COM is proven and there is no reason why L-L-L.COM can't follow in it's footsteps and replicate similar success.

Essentially it all comes down to the Hyphen. Two of them acting as delimiters.
symmetrical in appearance. What value/cost do we put on the Hyphen... in the use of the domain name. LLL.COM keeps going up - what effect does that have on the value/cost of the hypen...

There are proven sales to End Users paying XXXX. There are now many reseller sales in XXX. resellers can trade amongst them selves or sell to end user.

Internet is Global so non premium English letters can be premium non English letters.

There are only 17,576 L-L-L.COM with at least 25% being end user web sites.
Every combination has been registered.
L-L-L.COM that drop are being caught which means zero to hand register.


Definition of L-L-L.COM scarcity.
If enough people want L-L-L.COM when there are low numbers to trade then the demand increases for them. The demand is higher because the supply is low and not necessary because the price is low.

L-L-L.COM scarcity.
Scarcity is a measure of supply. If L-L-L.COM are scarce, then the supply of L-L-L.COM is low.
And if many people want to trade L-L-L.COM when none are available, then demand is high because of a low supply caused by scarcity.

Great post!

gary
 
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On another forum a-u-u.com is for sale for $25. Go grab it if you are interested (unfortunately for me buyer accepts only Paypal).
 
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any snap, namejet, tdnam L-L-L.com sales to report? :sold:
 
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Bluebecker.com said:
SiGuy can i add this to bluebecker.com please ?

No worries Mr Bluebecker - go for it :sold:
 
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alexsimon said:
On another forum a-u-u.com is for sale for $25. Go grab it if you are interested (unfortunately for me buyer accepts only Paypal).

why, oh why, I only see this now. Sale is complete, some people got really nice L-L-Ls very cheap... :'(
 
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I missed the sale by a few minutes! Ah well. Mind you I must have the wort L-L-L's and N-N-N's going, 39 did not even receive a $1 each offer on the same forum as mentioned above and on here didn't reach the minimum offer asked for!

Just goes to show that I shouldn't buy a lottery ticket this week.....
 
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