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New Member Disclaimer: Four letter domain names are a relatively new investment category that is only beginning to gain traction in Dotcom. This domaining sector offers potentially larger returns than traditional revenue or traffic based domain names, however with this investment opportunity comes extravagant risk.

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It was only a matter of time... First King Com. Then .CN fell. And now... I present to you LLLL.net :!:

This thread is designed to elicit discussion about LLLL.nets. You're encouraged to post anything you feel is relevant to LLLL.nets in this thread. This includes sales information, new regs, ...

Feb 05, 2008: All quad premium LLLL.nets are registered
 
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Whats min whole sale price for quads without F,G,H?
 
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TeddyBear said:
Whats min whole sale price for quads without F,G,H?
It depends. Something like ifmg .net woud cost several reg-fees.
 
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Are F, G and H no longer premiums?
 
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There premiums, just lower quality compared to acnm
 
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Ja$on said:
Are F, G and H no longer premiums?
Reseller prices with these letters are usually going for less $$. E.g. something like apcs is much better than ghfg
 
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imo U,W are better letters than F,G,H

Wubr vs Fhbr

I would take Wubr, how abt u?
 
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fhbr because I could sell it the same day.
 
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Lets assume that pricing for those letters were the same.
 
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Standout! said:
Did enom just let fuqu,net drop? Register just changed to Moniker and now it's pointing to BuyDomains...
You can find FUQU on Snapnames public auction. :)
 
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TeddyBear said:
imo U,W are better letters than F,G,H

Wubr vs Fhbr

I would take Wubr, how abt u?
wubr is a pronounceable! how about bwru?

You may like W, U etc. You may like even Q and Y. That means nothing because F,H,G are premium letters while W and U are not. And I must say that I agree to it. I made a lot of researches that supports this information. The only moment is that W becomes premium when it is first letter in LLLL.com e.g whbr.com wsbb.com etc. And of course when talking about llll.coms there should not be such gap between quad-premium prices and triple-premiums + W, U, K, V, J. That's why I'm mostly specialize on triple premium LLLL.coms that are acronym friendly. When talking about llll.nets - I'm looking only for quad-premiums because triple-premiums will not have reseller value here for 1-2 years. It's not time for them yet.
 
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I'm here.

Small list today so I went for some non 4L.net's to see if I could grab something with possible traffic.

I got passworx.com to see if it's an ok typo. Also picked up a few interesting .net's and one was a Geo.
 
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I regged these 3 today:
FRGF.NET
GLHH.NET
GDTN.NET
 
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Just 1 for me as I was after some brandables today.

ghto.net
 
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I am only after a few today, anyone here?
 
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Ja$on said:
I am only after a few today, anyone here?

sure, watching you ;)


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Lol, I didn't catch any of them today. Looks like my llll.net business is coming to an end.
 
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So the LLLL net's are running out huh. What would you guys estimate Leum.net costing then?
 
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Ja$on said:
Lol, I didn't catch any of them today. Looks like my llll.net business is coming to an end.
It usually depends... Sometimes Buydomains is not catching a lot. You never know when you have a chance to have a great catch
 
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Ryan looks to have had luck today with Dynadot.

I been getting too many in my scripts, like 9 and that limits my chances at these.

Tomorrow I will go back to 5 or less per drop catcher.
 
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