What, if any, are the general values of a L-L-L dot com domains?
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dag said:Final on NameJet:
B-I-D.com -- $711
Great price...a steal when it comes right down to it. I wish I could have bid higher...
I feel your pain...I could only justify $500 right now, and even that was quite a stretch of the budget.websatis.com said:my last bid was $701 .. couldnt bid more.
Thank you l-l-l.com adding to bluebcker.coml-l-l.com said:who got this one
too bad i don't have an account at snap
got
H-J-I for 25 NP
Thank you adding to bluebecker.coml-l-l.com said:t-t-u.com
b-q-b.com
o-n-y.com
g-i-u.com
v-u-t.com
t-f-u.com
just paid
225 for the lot
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Wow great L-L-L.com never knew it was dropping, Thank you dag adding to bluebecker.comdag said:Final on NameJet:
B-I-D.com -- $711
Great price...a steal when it comes right down to it. I wish I could have bid higher...
I do agree with that to a degree, regarding "words" vs. "acronyms," but of course every word can be an acronym as well, and "BID" actually is the acronym for a nice number of things, plus having the additional benefit of being a memorable word.equity78 said:For a reseller I do not think the price was a steal. If someone developing it then its a great price. For a resale I think they paid top dollar. I do not like words as much as acronyms just my opinion on L-L-L. UK Online being at U-K-O.com makes sense to me. But Fat inc being at F-A-T.com is not great IMO
Thank you Alex adding to bluebecker.comAlex said:I think it was not reported yet. I won M-Z-R for $10 + regfee at TDNAM. I paid thus $17.88 in total. It was like 2 or 3 days ago.
That's a great one, and I'd been watching it but was out when the time came for the end of the auction.techie474 said:Also, today I got o-n-n for $88.7 at TDNAM Ex
my port. of 500 domains is worth several figures 95%.com 5% .net, yea I have been here 1 month, and most of the domains sold on here are pretty much junk status, but in the domain market since 96, Hand reg'd most with register.com back in the day, rest have been purchased on ebay, and auctions over the years, quite a few real lll.com on ebay for $200-$500, finished univ, got a job, got on with life, parking has paid for renewal fees, plus some luxuries here, and there. Values have inflated, and the market is semi liquid for quality domains, have started selling a few.. but yea we will see, how much these junk quality hyphens are worth next year, its the same band of fools encouraging others to jump on the bandwagon hoping to get some lll.com action, won't happen. I just choose to disagree with you in hopes others won't make the same mistake. If you are buying this junk for $20 in expired auctions, maybe you will sell for $30 next year, after paying renewal, you will be up $3, to many tld's and other domains sitting parked to even think about getting into this wannabe hoop dream.Pound said:With less than 1 month here and no itrader I'm not sure you represent someone with a lot of experience...
I was purchasing, not offering, reinvesting money into quality lll.com not --- junk. thanks, learn to read.Marck said:Maybe you're mad you didn't get any LLL.com or L-L-L.com either. Missed the boat twice. I saw your thread offering $xxx for LLL.com. Now who's dreaming? You fool.
gemstar said:What do you base this theory on? If you look around the world of advertising you will see dashes in many types of products and services. I believe not only will the L-L-L.com values soar but they will soar beyond our imagination. It looks balanced and I think the market will see that since most of the LLL.coms are not avail, that on the flip side there are another 17 thousand plus L-L-L.coms avail for purchase. That resemble LLL.coms (heck they dont resemble! They are! Only with dashes! but same in every other way) that have the same Google searches and look exactly like the LLL.com if you search with hyphen or not and are just as memorable and brandable as the LLL.coms. Again Even with LLL.coms and L-L-L.coms together there are less then 36 thousand combinationsThe net is soaring to gereater and greater heights. Advertising is in the billions and is projected to soar way more in the next few years!. Lets face it this is the future. the virtual L-L-L.com real estate you buy now is the real estate of the old Las Vegas where no one believed would go anywhere. Look now, all the corporations are in on the game.
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domainman101 said:my port. of 500 domains is worth several figures 95%.com 5% .net, yea I have been here 1 month, and most of the domains sold on here are pretty much junk status, but in the domain market since 96, Hand reg'd most with register.com back in the day, rest have been purchased on ebay, and auctions over the years, quite a few real lll.com on ebay for $200-$500, finished univ, got a job, got on with life, parking has paid for renewal fees, plus some luxuries here, and there. Values have inflated, and the market is semi liquid for quality domains, have started selling a few.. but yea we will see, how much these junk quality hyphens are worth next year, its the same band of fools encouraging others to jump on the bandwagon hoping to get some lll.com action, won't happen. I just choose to disagree with you in hopes others won't make the same mistake. If you are buying this junk for $20 in expired auctions, maybe you will sell for $30 next year, after paying renewal, you will be up $3, to many tld's and other domains sitting parked to even think about getting into this wannabe hoop dream.
I was purchasing, not offering, reinvesting money into quality lll.com not --- junk. thanks, learn to read.
Most --- are affilated with spam, end consumer will never take any serious thought into these sites, they are just for scammers, and spammers.
:bingo:HBK216 said:Once again you come across as an idiot. You call it a hoop dream yet once again ignore the FACT that 4 figure sales have already occurred for names you call a "hoop dream".
You bring up your "history" in the industry yet you even thought you could get a LLL.com for $xxx? Someone who has really been in the industry knows you can't get it for those prices outside of a fluke accident like with what happened with Ireit. Things like that won't happen from actual domainers so get real.
Plus what one likes doesn't mean the next person has to. If you don't like the names, why participate in our thread about them?
Also stop being so ridiculous with your comments about consumers not taking sites seriously. If companies are using the names for their business, I doubt they are folding because their customers didn't take them seriously.
Get a clue
dag said:Final on NameJet:
B-I-D.com -- $711
Great price...a steal when it comes right down to it. I wish I could have bid higher...
no, thats less than 0.5% of the total droppingl-l-l.com said:50 domains tht's lot
exactlydomainman101 said:L-L-L domans will be worthless. Speculators will be speculated. worth reg fee at best, buyers of --- are ones hoping they had bought LLL and don't want to miss the boat again, Good Luck otherwise.
dag said:You know absolutely nothing about this area of domains -- do your research.
The winning bidder was "yum" -- I don't recognize that one myself, but that doesn't mean anything...arnie said:nice catch.
is the winner amongst us? or is it gonna be developed by someone do you think?
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dag said:The winning bidder was "yum" -- I don't recognize that one myself, but that doesn't mean anything...

