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

 

[Shenron]

I regged kbkk.net by hand.

Are you selling? Sold for $15... :p

 

[Ross860]

Are you selling? Sold for $15... :p

80/100% ROI in a few hours

 

[ezimedia]

HI

Yep Im sure he can sell it for $30 plus easy...

Thanks
Tom Dahne

 

[Ja$on]

lol $15. Come on now. :D

 

[ezimedia]

HI

yer I know you paid to much lol

Thanks
Tom Dahne

 

[dmi]

It's a decent quad premium ... but I would hesitate to call it pronounceable. To me, a name is pronounceable if it follows the phonetic pattern of a real word. For example, 'ench' and 'aujo' are pronounceable because they follow the form of 'inch' and 'auto'. But 'sh' either starts a word (shoe) or needs a vowel in front of it (push). I don't think there are any words that follow 'b' with 'sh' ... at least not in the English language.

A good one, nonetheless :imho:

Hey krx,

Thanks for the explanation. Will keep an eye on that in the future.

 

[jido]

A few interesting available VCVC.net:

AYUC.NET    	
AYUF.NET    	
APYD.NET    	
ARYF.NET    	
ATYM.NET    	
ATYL.NET    	
ARYB.NET    	
ATYG.NET    	
ATYF.NET    	
ACYB.NET    	
ATYD.NET    	
ATYR.NET    	
APYH.NET    	
APYG.NET    	
ASYH.NET    	
ATYB.NET    	
APYF.NET    	
ASYG.NET  
EFYS.NET    	
EHYS.NET    	
EPYS.NET    	
EYUS.NET    	
IQES.NET    	
OGYS.NET    	
OHYS.NET    	
OQAS.NET    	
OQES.NET    	
OQIS.NET    	
UBYS.NET    	
UCYS.NET    	
UDYS.NET    	
UFYS.NET    	
UGYS.NET    	
UHYS.NET    	
UMYS.NET    	
UQAS.NET    	
UQES.NET    	
UQIS.NET    	
UQOS.NET    	
UTYS.NET    	
UXES.NET    	
UYIS.NET    	
UYOS.NET

I took Atyl.net.

 

[Basement]

:lol:
Being a collector of triple repeats and consecutive repeats myself I'm just loving it. Go back around 30 pages in this thread and you'll see my prediction about these suckers shooting up in value and that's exactly what's going to happen

I got more than enough at the moment (around 10-15) so I'm just going to hoard them till their prices go over $100 per (I'm not kidding)

 

[squid]

:lol:
I got more than enough at the moment (around 10-15) so I'm just going to hoard them till their prices go over $100 per (I'm not kidding)

I'd love to find some for reg fee (None left ) Or around $15, but that's not going to happen ;D

Also, just managed to sell uyme.net for 1000NP$ - $20.

 

[Ja$on]

Good sale squid. 1000np is sweet.

 

[squid]

Good sale squid. 1000np is sweet.

:D
My selling point was the fact you can use the name as "b.uyme.net" which i thought was neat :D

 

[Shenron]

I'm just going to hoard them till their prices go over $100 per (I'm not kidding)

According to my calculator...

**SHOCK**

**Shenron :hearts: his 53 :tri:**

 

[Ja$on]

$100 huh. That would be nice.

 

[glabnet]

Today's drop:
Pbok.net
Dijj.net
Available now.

 

[Andrei P.]

:lol:
Being a collector of triple repeats and consecutive repeats myself I'm just loving it. Go back around 30 pages in this thread and you'll see my prediction about these suckers shooting up in value and that's exactly what's going to happen

I got more than enough at the moment (around 10-15) so I'm just going to hoard them till their prices go over $100 per (I'm not kidding)

I'm not kidding too. Perhaps I will be selling 2-3% of my collection yearly. And there are reasons for it. Normally 400-800$ is a normal price for end-user for LLLL.net so 100$ is a reasonable reseller price for premium LLLL.net in 3-4 years.

I don't think that LLLL.net holders will get huge profits now. But in order to get highest profits one need to start into the game early. And I already have proofs that premium LLLL.nets are jokes. 5-6 good end-user sales + 10-20 reseller sales + some parking revenue and I will be able to cover registration costs every year and in 3-4 years I will have 100.000$ portfolio.

 

[squid]

Can anybody explain about tdnam and the like? How does it work?

 

[bobby9101]

Can anybody explain about tdnam and the like? How does it work?

they are all "aftermarket" auctions, eitehr dropped domains or reseller domains that you bid on. It's fun, addicting, and easy

with a stress on addicting

 

[squid]

they are all "aftermarket" auctions, eitehr dropped domains or reseller domains that you bid on. It's fun, addicting, and easy

with a stress on addicting

So you bid on expired domains, then you get the domain + you pay reg fee?

 

[bobby9101]

On TDNAM for an expired name, say there is an auction and i have the wining bid with $25, I pay $25 + reg fee. But if it is not an expired domain, you don't pay regfee on tdnam. On pool and sedo, you don't pay the regfee extra, it is included in teh cost. But their backorders and exprieds start at 59

 

[squid]

On TDNAM for an expired name, say there is an auction and i have the wining bid with $25, I pay $25 + reg fee. But if it is not an expired domain, you don't pay regfee on tdnam. On pool and sedo, you don't pay the regfee extra, it is included in teh cost. But their backorders and exprieds start at 59

And how do i tell if their expired?
Is it the ones that start with no bids and at $0 are expired names, and ones with "make offer" etc. are non expired?