LLLL.net COUNTDOWN

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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

 

[glabnet]

All available LLLL.net on 14.03.2008 (From GFNB.net site)

Summary by Pattern:

Pattern	Amount	Tot.Price	
VCCC	26716	160028.84
VCCV	5957	35682.43
VCYC	1271	7613.29
VCVV	1237	7409.63
VVCC	7965	47710.35
VVVC	1723	10320.77
VVCV	1168	6996.32
VCVC	716	4288.84
CVCC	20911	125256.89
CVVC	4610	27613.90
CVVV	1057	6331.43
CCCC	79893	478559.07
CCVC	22587	135296.13
CCCV	25948	155428.52
CCVV	7087	42451.13
CYCV	248	1485.52
CYCY	24	143.76
CVCY	62	371.38
YCVC	1347	8068.53
YCYC	175	1048.25

Summary by Quality:

Quality	Amount	Tot.Price	
PPPB	46175	276588.25
PPPW	34460	206415.40
PPBB	36224	216981.76
PPBW	43821	262487.79
PPWW	10086	60415.14
PBBB	9948	59588.52
PBBW	16776	100488.24
PBWW	7747	46404.53
PWWW	926	5546.74
BBBB	850	5091.50
BBBW	2001	11985.99
BBWW	1330	7966.70
BWWW	342	2048.58
WWWW	13	77.87

Summary by Rank:

Summary by Rank:
LLLL	177622	1063955.78
LXLX	5576	33400.24
LLXX	4885	29261.15
LXXL	5360	32106.40
XLLX	6257	37479.43
XLXL	5590	33484.10
XXLL	5412	32417.88

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Domains: 210,702
Total price: $1,262,104.98 (RegFee: 5.99 on Name.com)

 

[bobby9101]

Just picked up a bunch more

 

[Lakshan]

just reged VIZP
but going to sell it

 

[bobby9101]

just reged VIZP
but going to sell it

thanks for trying to already flood the market with random low quality LLLL.net's that will sell for $3 :td:

 

[Peter]

we make with you all time xxx deals you are saying "dramatize" you are trying to say I am making sympathy, I only say the realty you cannot know the peter's mind.

epasaport this was quite clearly directed at everyone. The fact that your post was 1 of the ones deleted is merely a coincidence.

If you are not happy about having a post deleted PM me and we can discuss it there.

 

[bobby9101]

Oooooh the drama of NP, now back to LLLL.net's

 

[Ja$on]

thanks for trying to already flood the market with random low quality LLLL.net's that will sell for $3 :td:

Someone has to...

The quicker the market gets floded with these, the quicker ours goes up in value.

 

[bobby9101]

Someone has to...

The quicker the market gets floded with these, the quicker ours goes up in value.

Other way around look at LLLL.com's right after buyout, everyone held theirs, the ones that were being sold were crappy and going for $75 now the same domains are going for $45 when everyone is selling crap. A flooded market is never good. Well bruno won't be affected with his domains, but those of us with the lower end of the premium spectrum will suffer

 

[Ja$on]

crap is crap no matter how much you shine it. The people who flooded the market were the ones who realized this. Sell the junk before people catch on...

 

[bobby9101]

crap is crap no matter how much you shine it. The people who flooded the market were the ones who realized this. Sell the junk before people catch on...

Funny how crap appreciates in value over time

 

[Ja$on]

Dinosaur crap maybe.

 

[Alex]

Dinosaur crap maybe.

Lol .... I liked this.

 

[Shenron]

LOL, Well, I'm also affected, in fact everyone is. The fact that I own a couple of goodies doesn't mean a flooded market doesn't affect me, the point for me is:

"Having the cash to hold till the buyout" (period)

If you do you will laugh like a maniac, for that I'm getting back to adsense, adbrite, zango, clickcash and another 100 ways of making money online.

BTW... just got another quad premium at TDNAM for 5 bucks + RF.. can't remember which is was...

**Checks**

Ah yes... GBRG.net it was. :p

 

[bobby9101]

then explain why LLL.com's have appreciated in value.
My reasoning:
1. XX,XXX of them available - price $35
2. 0 of them available, XX,XXX for sale - price $100
3. 0 available, X,XXX for sale - price $6,000
until they are developed and less are for sale the price isn't going to skyrocket.
Sure there is the end user factor, but let's face it, plenty of these domains will be passed around as collectibles and nothing more. people like rare

 

[Ja$on]

I agree with you shenron and that's what I am working on now. Ways to have these domains basically make enough money to pay for themselves plus a little extra.

Building the perfect lander is my current goal as I try and get away from parked type companies.

 

[Shenron]

Speculation that is!

Gold in September last year - ~$650 per ounce (I'm glad I have bought a few dozen ounces, but that's another story :p)

Today - $1020

Is there less Gold? Is there more more Gold? Any new Goldmine? Any hundreds of tons sold to end-users?

Plain NO!

I call it speculation... been doing it for 15 years now. :p

**500 posts for me** :D

Interesting article:

http://money.cnn.com/magazines/business2/business2_archive/2007/06/01/100050989/

 

[bobby9101]

Speculation that is!

Gold in September last year - ~$650 per ounce (I'm glad I have bought a few dozen ounces, but that's another story :p)

Today - $1020

Is there less Gold? Is there more more Gold? Any new Goldmine? Any hundreds of tons sold to end-users?

Plain NO!

I call it speculation... been doing it for 15 years now. :p

**500 posts for me** :D

Interesting article:

http://money.cnn.com/magazines/business2/business2_archive/2007/06/01/100050989/

Hm, so why do you think there is appreciation in value for domains?
Are you saying that a flooded market won't lower the value?
Supply and demand baby, it's the basis for capitalism.
The less there are, the more the value.
Look at toys from the 1800s back then they were worth say $5 USD, then in 1910 they were worth $1, now they are worth $500 (inflation aside)
People are always gonna be in love with things that the average joe can't egt his hands on

 

[Shenron]

Yes Bobby, you're partially right, but never ever forget 2 factors:

1-Steady Supply - You can't get more letters... it's 26^4
2 - Raising demand - It's a long term game, but demand will strongly get over... in 5 years 5 letters will be the "forums talk" imho...

Oh! And the average Joe can't get his hands on a LLLL.net or a .COM... you know why?

He has no idea about these, and in 5 years they're more valuable than mobile phone numbers...

Wanna bet?

 

[bobby9101]

it's not exactly a steady supply, as the domains get developed, there will be less and less available. Sure for the right price they can be bought, but let's face it, most of us domainers aren't buying old developed sites just for the rarity of the name, not all of have deep pockets.

 

[Shenron]

Yes, you're right, so you're helping the cause here...

Raising demand vs dropping supply...

Prices go?

Up!!!