llll.coms in 2009

[domainator1]

WHAT WILL THE PRICE FOR THE WORST LLLL.com BE IN JAN 2009

 

[artas_x]

i think about 80$

 

[mwzd]

(right now I`d like to smash my own keyboard on the window.....but guess I`ll just take another cold shower....)

You should be laughing all the way to the bank.

Can I suggest anger management classes

Take it easy!

 

[Koyar]

$1XX i think.

 

[thetruman]

My vote is for 100-150. Growth rate is obviously decreasing. Still all LLLL will be a "liquid" asset. Can t see their value fall; stagnate Yes. Fall no.

 

[Master Chief]

yes! I am in the 42% group

 

[deleted984054565403]

Absolutely......that why X.com is worthless , or why ZQ.com is worthless or why ZX.com is worthless......simply because LL.com are not changing hands....


(right now I`d like to smash my own keyboard on the window.....but guess I`ll just take another cold shower....)

Yes, but how many more of these are used by end users?

 

[accent]

You should be laughing all the way to the bank.

Can I suggest anger management classes

Take it easy!

He's right Dragon, the nay-sayers should be the angry ones. They are the ones who missed the boat.

I remember stopping buying LLLL.coms around July. I was listening too much to the guys saying that those anti-premiums that remained would always be worthless. I also was calculating renewal costs. Calculating renewal costs always convinces me to buy less domains.

Anyway, there are always people saying that such and such an investment is a bad idea. Sometimes they are right, sometimes they are wrong. Diversify, and do your own thinking

 

[serge20]

People say that it is just a boom and when it's over their value will go down again, i don't think so same thing happened with LLL.COM's and they are still rising and the LLLL.COM Era is very close to it. I think this domain boom will end when it reaches the LLLLL.COM . So might as well invest some money now
Right now i am trying to sell double premium and get triple premium domains .

 

[mwzd]

Yes, but how many more of these are used by end users?

For these type of domains, the domainer is the end user.

Unless I missed something?

I'm sure everyone here would love to own at least one LLL.com...

 

[bfluid]

I voted $250-400. I could forsee the worst going for $300-350 a pop. Triple premiums going for $600-750 a pop. Quads going for $1,000-1,500 a pop. And CvCv's rolling in the $2,500-3,000 range minimum. Just my opinion. Don't hate me. :D

 

[serge20]

I voted $250-400. I could forsee the worst going for $300-350 a pop. Triple premiums going for $600-750 a pop. Quads going for $1,000-1,500 a pop. And CvCv's rolling in the $2,500-3,000 range minimum. Just my opinion. Don't hate me. :D

I would love you if that would happen :P

 

[italiandragon]

He's right Dragon, the nay-sayers should be the angry ones. They are the ones who missed the boat.

I remember stopping buying LLLL.coms around July. I was listening too much to the guys saying that those anti-premiums that remained would always be worthless. I also was calculating renewal costs. Calculating renewal costs always convinces me to buy less domains.

Anyway, there are always people saying that such and such an investment is a bad idea. Sometimes they are right, sometimes they are wrong. Diversify, and do your own thinking

I`m angry instead. It`s for reading too much of their posts that I did not invest more, I could have $1,000,000 now if I was not brainwashed by all that crap.

 

[bfluid]

I`m angry instead. It`s for reading too much of their posts that I did not invest more, I could have $1,000,000 now if I was not brainwashed by all that crap.

Hey, your signature is awesome! :D

I'm with you.

I had $700 set aside to put in LLLL.coms. I decided to invest $150 because of those ideas floating around. And I put the rest into my guitar fund. :D

I will not say that the other $550 I put in this guitar was a bad move though. :D

 

[Pound]

I`m angry instead. It`s for reading too much of their posts that I did not invest more, I could have $1,000,000 now if I was not brainwashed by all that crap.

I don't see you getting angry at the posts above where people post ridiculously high expectations? No hard feelings (I actually have a fair few LLLL) but it is apparent that those who have mainly non-premium LLLLs are relying on hype to keep the value to rise due to the absence of end users. Should the reseller market realise that there are no end users and it is only resellers causing these prices to rise it is a very real possibility for the values to remain constant if not fall.

 

[thetruman]

I will not say that the other $550 I put in this guitar was a bad move though. :D

I think that LLLLs were a much better investment by far :hehe:

 

[DomainMagnate]

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[rawandy]

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Nice post

Cheers,
Andree

 

[deleted984054565403]

I'm not saying LLLLs are/were a bad investment -- I don't think they'll continue to rise meteorically in value like they've been. They'll flatten around $90-$100, and maybe gain $20 a year or so after that.

 

[mntor]

I'm not saying LLLLs are/were a bad investment -- I don't think they'll continue to rise meteorically in value like they've been. They'll flatten around $90-$100, and maybe gain $20 a year or so after that.

May be you are right. It might not increase exponentially all the time but definitely more than $20 a year. The 4L.com investors are going to make sure it rises better than $20 a year. :hehe:

 

[Pound]

May be you are right. It might not increase exponentially all the time but definitely more than $20 a year. The 4L.com investors are going to make sure it rises better than $20 a year. :hehe:

By hyping it?