.us LLL.us Current Average Value = $1,137.00!

[airwav]

I am listing my LLL.us on eBay and have done some research to figure out the average pricing on LLL.us.
The domains that I am listing are:

AKC.us Godaddy 4/07
CJP.us Godaddy 4/07
DFK.us Wild West Domains 8/07
DMY.us Wild West Domains 7/07
IBY.us Wild West Domains 8/07
JPW.us Wild West Domains 8/07
QTN.us Wild West Domains 7/07
NXT.us Wild West Domains 7/07
SRT.us Godaddy 4/07

I was wanting a starting point for bidding so I thought it a good idea to come up with a current average through recent sales. I am thinking about starting off with a minimum bid of $2000.00.

Here is the auction: http://cgi.ebay.com/Three-Letter-Hi...QcategoryZ11153QQtcZphotoQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

What do you think?

:wave:


This is a list of recent LLL.us sales:

PGI.us $4,000 6/27/2006 Pvt Sale

WII.us $2,500 6/20/2006 Pvt Sale

IMA.us $2,500 4/18/2006 Pvt Sale

Out.us $2,225 2/14/2006 Sedo

TXT.us $1,750 5/23/2006 Pvt Sale

IBC.us $1,200 7/4/2006 NamePros

ATE.us $1,200 4/4/2006 Sedo

FBO.us $1,000 4/4/2006 Afternic

Jew.us $29,500 1/17/06 Sedo

Dot.us $2,200 1/11/2005 Pvt Sale

GCC.us $1200 7/2005 Private Sale

CBA.us $1250 7/2005 Afternic.com

UCC.us $500 7/2005 Afternic.com

WTJ.us $25 7/2005 Ebay.com

CBA.us $1250 5/2005 Afternic.com

OOP.us $400 4/2005 Afternic.com

MNE.us $295 3/2005 Afternic.com

CNG.us $100 2/2005 Afternic.com

AMA.us $5000 2/2005 Afternic.com

PTI.us $600 2/2005 Afternic.com

MFR.us $200 10/2004 Afternic.com

PFE.us $200 10/2004 Afternic.com

WSS.us $500 9/2004 Afternic.com

ACL.us $400 9/2004 Afternic.com

AFP.us $349 7/2004 Afternic.com

FPC.us $299 7/2004 Afternic.com

ACO.us $350 7/2004 Afternic.com

PMC.us $550 6/2004 Afternic.com

SFP.us $495 5/2004 Afternic.com

SFD.us $200 4/2004 Afternic.com

YOR.us $500 4/2004 Afternic.com

USF.us $200 3/2004 Afternic.com

NTI.us $245 3/2004 Afternic.com

BHI.us $205 3/2004 Afternic.com

SOE.us $222 1/2004 Afternic.com

BEC.us $200 10/2003 Afternic.com

ITD.us $350 10/2003 Afternic.com

IAC.us $500 10/2003 Afternic.com

DTI.us $400 8/2003 Afternic.com

AKM.us $349 7/2003 Afternic.com

PIB.us $200 5/2003 Afternic.com

BMX.us $300 4/2003 Afternic.com

KCC.us $200 3/2003 Afternic.com

PAI.us $600 2/2003 Afternic.com

AEI.us $220 2/2003 Afternic.com

CBF.us $200 2/2003 Afternic.com

MMD.us $200 1/2003 Afternic.com

FAI.us $200 1/2003 Afternic.com

NYR.us $200 1/2003 Afternic.com

AFL.us $300 1/2003 Afternic.com

RAC.us $200 12/2002 Afternic.com

LSL.us $300 12/2002 Afternic.com

EDC.us $200 12/2002 Afternic.com

FSC.us $350 12/2002 Afternic.com

GEC.us $300 11/2002 Afternic.com

MSK.us $995 10/2002 Afternic.com

GSC.us $400 10/2002 Afternic.com

LPC.us $400 9/2002 Afternic.com

BEI.us $400 9/2002 Afternic.com

AST.us $500 9/2002 Afternic.com

LTC.us $350 8/2002 Afternic.com

AEO.us $400 7/2002 Afternic.com

GCC.us $200 7/2002 Afternic.com

TBC.us $495 7/2002 Afternic.com

MSR.us $395 7/2002 Afternic.com

I found this information @ www.DNJournal.com and http://www.3character.com/.

There are a total of 65 domains with a combined sales value of $73,914.00.


Does anyone have any additional LLL.us sales information?
If so can you please update this list.

Thanks and how cool to have our own forum!

 

[duskdawn]

The eBay page or feature you are attempting to access is not responding.

BTW, the prices you list is end-user sales.
Individually you need to find the right user to pay for that much. Selling them as a package with $2000 aka $200 each probably will only end up no bids because only the resellers are going to buy in a bulk and starting price need to be set as a little above reselling price (based on your names, $50+).

 

[fonzie_007]

You most likely will be wasting your money on the ebay listing fee. Even though those are great LLL.us domains, I highly doubt you will find a buyer/bidder on ebay.

 

[theparamount]

Yea... 9 .US's like the ones you have will be best sold seperatly. SRT.us and NXT.us are very good domains. I think AKC.us is also a potential high XXX.

 

[fonzie_007]

It's also not going to help your cause when you only have 1, 66.7% feedback rating.

 

[.X.]

i would definatly sell them individually,And not on ebay,You have some very nice LLL Dot US names there,I would hold onto them for a bit longer.Just my opinion.

 

[airwav]

It's also not going to help your cause when you only have 1, 66.7% feedback rating.

I didn't even realize that my feedback was that low.
I just put in a complaint to eBay.

I purchased an item and the guy did not deliver, so I had to get a refund via paypal and left him neg feedback, he in turn, left me neg feedback... :td:

 

[fonzie_007]

Ebay won't do anything for you. Their customer service is non-existence and they will only take off a comment if it is inflammator (racists, bad language, etc.). Best of luck, nonetheless.

 

[CrazyTech]

Ebay, IMHO, is not really the place for good domains outside of .com's right now unless you have an established and trusted following there. I think you're best off sitting on the names for now and waiting for those Afternic/Sedo sales to come along. 3 letter .us names will only appreciate in value as time goes on.

 

[airwav]

Ebay won't do anything for you. Their customer service is non-existence and they will only take off a comment if it is inflammator (racists, bad language, etc.). Best of luck, nonetheless.

Well, we will see. Complaint made. This really bites, need for my court case...

Yea... 9 .US's like the ones you have will be best sold seperatly. SRT.us and NXT.us are very good domains. I think AKC.us is also a potential high XXX.

Then bid on them...

 

[MCDomains]

Seek out end-users! You have some big winners there. You won't get any bites on eBay with that price.

 

[theparamount]

Take out JEW.us and then lets see the average plummet.

 

[MCDomains]

Take out JEW.us and then lets see the average plummet.

It doesn't even matter. They're all end-user sales. Search completed LLL.us sales on eBay, you'll then see the average wholesale price.

 

[Zilla]

This is a list of recent LLL.us sales:
WII.us $2,500 6/20/2006 Pvt Sale

Noticed this item, seems one member here was the buyer...

 

[.X.]

If they do not sell on ebay,I would be interested in a couple of them individually.

 

[Robert Allen]

Ebay won't do anything for you. Their customer service is non-existence and they will only take off a comment if it is inflammator (racists, bad language, etc.). Best of luck, nonetheless.

I know what neg rep is like. Look at my TR from 6 months ago. (Look at the last week too, not 1 negative TR, but LOADS of positive TR.)

Pre-judging someone like that is unfair. This is not his fault. Mine was my fault, and i accept that, but i have learned my lesson. That will never happen if nobody buys or sells from that person.

Sorry but i think you are wrong,

Robert

 

[kemjika11]

Ebay won't do anything for you. Their customer service is non-existence and they will only take off a comment if it is inflammator (racists, bad language, etc.

things are slowly changing for the better actually. 3 years ago, i would definitely agree with you, but things have improved some. My ebay account was shut down because someone illegally tried to sell something using my acct, but i got on the ebay chat thing with their tech people, and within 20 mins i discussed the problem with a rep, and 5 mins later, my acct was up and running again. Use that chat thing. thats the help thats around that seems to work.

 

[chimaera]

If your starting bid was $450, or even $540 ($50 or $60 per domain), you might get a bite. If you sell these at $2k+ I'll eat my hat!

 

[airwav]

If your starting bid was $450, or even $540 ($50 or $60 per domain), you might get a bite. If you sell these at $2k+ I'll eat my hat!

Ok, dropped the starting bid down to $1200, but I can't go any lower. If you knew my situation, you would know that I don't really want to sell these names because I know they will be worth alot in the future.

Apparently someone feels there is value there because I have so far, four watchers and thirty six views of my auction.

 

[fonzie_007]

I know what neg rep is like. Look at my TR from 6 months ago. (Look at the last week too, not 1 negative TR, but LOADS of positive TR.)

Pre-judging someone like that is unfair. This is not his fault. Mine was my fault, and i accept that, but i have learned my lesson. That will never happen if nobody buys or sells from that person.

Sorry but i think you are wrong,

Robert

I know airwav is a class act, however, other prospective purchasers may not know her. Feedback scores are sometimes all a bidder has to go on.