What, if any, are the general values of a L-L-L dot com domains?
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Ergo said:m-l-l.com 106$ NameJet
t-b-s.com 90$ Snapnames
vlad74 said:anyone knows what is the cuttent n-n-n.com price level?
vlad74 said:anyone knows what is the cuttent n-n-n.com price level?
Idees said:I'd say about $25-$35
nicedomains said:No, this is too low. It's tough to find them at all, but there are places/people to buy them from for as low as $50. I think that's about the rock bottom at the moment. If anyone here has some n-n-n for $25-$35 PM me ASAP! :tu:
Ergo said:m-l-l.com 106$ NameJet
t-b-s.com 90$ Snapnames
I just report sales.arnie said:Ergo said:m-l-l.com 106$ NameJet
t-b-s.com 90$ Snapnames
yours?
really nice ones those
Adding to bluebecker.com thank youErgo said:a-h-h.com - 300$ Namejet
p-n-s.com - 90$ Snapnames
Adding to bluebecker.com thank youErgo said:m-l-l.com 106$ NameJet
t-b-s.com 90$ Snapnames
:tu:AussieDomainer said:Just saw on the latest DNJournal sales report the following:
C-S-I.com Sold for $4,000 at AfternicDLS
:tu:
Obviously got meaning with the letter combo but still makes me particularly happy I spent about $1,000 today renewing 100+ of my L-L-L.com's to keep them away from you vultures :hehe:
sibaong said::tu:
Crime Scene Investigation?
Only real auctions and not bulk represent current minimum levels. Let's see what the real minimum level for all-premium L-L-L.com is. I'm selling one L-L-L.com obviously not worst one right now.bricio said:thanks!Ergo said:No. Minimum is 50$ (sometimes on forums or on bulk deals or like it was on TDNAM) or 59$ (for worse combinations on backorders)
but if we don't consider bulk deals, then can we say high $xx - low $xxx?
It's not good idea to invent abbreviation expansions for premium 3 letter domains. It can be anything especially with these nice letters and with 99% chance it is usually not what you thinkAussieDomainer said:sibaong said::tu:
Crime Scene Investigation?
Definitely what I thought of. Hate the show, love the sale(not that the sale's mine btw).
AussieDomainer said:Just saw on the latest DNJournal sales report the following:
C-S-I.com Sold for $4,000 at AfternicDLS
:tu:
When people start differentiate reseller and end-user prices?arnie said:you beat me to it! :sold:
just seen on dnjournal
a L-L.com also went very cheap imho $2645 at afternic too!
(T-D.com great letters)
:tri:
C-S-I.com obviously went for $4,000 (considerably more lol)
I saw 3-S.com went for 8k on sedo too, as reported on dnjournal. big price for such a domain. i sold a much better one for 10% of that![]()
thanks for your answers Andrei... i agree bulk sales don't reflect real pricesAndrei said:Only real auctions and not bulk represent current minimum levels. Let's see what the real minimum level for all-premium L-L-L.com is. I'm selling one L-L-L.com obviously not worst one right now.
i agree with but sometimes one acronym is so strong and present among us it's impossible not to associate such sale with it and it might be because of crime secne investigation... it's seen in many countries and has millions of fans so who knows one bought to make a fan club website?Ergo said:It's not good idea to invent abbreviation expansions for premium 3 letter domains. It can be anything especially with these nice letters and with 99% chance it is usually not what you think![]()
let's wait and see what C-S-I,com will look like... maybe it's not an end-userarnie said:you beat me to it! :sold:
just seen on dnjournal
a L-L.com also went very cheap imho $2645 at afternic too!
(T-D.com great letters)
:tri:
C-S-I.com obviously went for $4,000 (considerably more lol)
Ergo said:When people start differentiate reseller and end-user prices?
i don't have such ammount of premiums but i was contacted bu an end-user and, as you know, i sold F-M-E,com for $2,500 in februaryErgo said:Anyway it's nice that we have few good end-user sales every month. Of course the number of L-L-L.com sales might be bigger. But I think that with time number of L-L-L.com end-user sales must be increasing. Majority of possible end-users simply don't know that L-L-L.com might be really nice substitute for LLL.com. But with time as they see more and more hyphenated domains appear in search engine results, adwords, offline ads this type of names will be appreciated more and more.
I myself have about 70 premium L-L-L.coms and so far I haven't been contacted by any possible end-userBut that means that it may happen sooner or later and just 2 end-user sales might cover all my expenses that I had to acquire them
BTW, should I seek for possible end-users myself? Did you try to?

