LLLL.com question

[kclark1515]

I was just wondering, would it be smart to pick up a few LLLL.com domain names with V and Q in them? Most of them start with VQ, then a few of them have X, K, R, Y, W, B, S, T, Z, D, G, in them as well. I know these aren't the "premium" letters for LLLL.com, but would it be smart to pick them up anyway, if someone is getting rid of them?

 

[ssamriga]

I wouldn't advise on buying these unless you have the resources to hold them for several years when I believe prices will be higher than now, then again some people believe that in several years such LLLLs will be valueless...

 

[kclark1515]

I do have the resources to hold onto them for several years...I was just looking for some other input on whether or not it would be *smart* to hold onto them for that long. Thanks for the input! Anyone else?

 

[ODST.com]

I would say yes I am a long term investor of llll.com as well and am just about to renew 400+

 

[WORDSWORTH]

I was just wondering, would it be smart to pick up a few LLLL.com domain names with V and Q in them? Most of them start with VQ, then a few of them have X, K, R, Y, W, B, S, T, Z, D, G, in them as well. I know these aren't the "premium" letters for LLLL.com, but would it be smart to pick them up anyway, if someone is getting rid of them?

I've seen many low quality LLLL.com domains containing Q being bought for $1x by Chinese domainers at SnapNames. Q might be considered 'bad' for us but it can be good for them. Add a V and many domains are going unsold, even with a $9 starting bid. Why? The Chinese hate V and it's only semi premium to us. Q and V is one of the worst possible combinations in a LLLL.com IMO as there are likely to be fewer interested buyers. Save your money for better names IMO.