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LLLL.net vs LLLLL.com which do you prefer?

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LLLL.net or LLLLL.com if you could only pick one

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  • LLLL.net

    35 
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    46.7%
  • LLLLL.com

    40 
    votes
    53.3%
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Chapel

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If you had to concentrate on one or the other which would you choose.

i think the counts are hard to keep up with.

LLLL.net's only 45% remain

LLLLL.com's there is combinations of approx 12 million

Food for thought: if you were going to buy a domain to brand a new website or product would you rather have a .com or .net

That's how I'm looking at it. But I was just interested to see what you guys thought
 
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no doubt LLLLL.com, Even in Dot net I like 5L.net better, I only own a few 5L.nets, One being Goatv.net
 
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I like .com and I like 5 letter.com

But the sheer power of a 'buyout' in the domain community seems to make for instant profit, so with smaller numbers of .net and only 45% left, it is yet another 'domain fashion' opportunity to profit from as soon as all LLLL.nets sell out

On the other hand the most desirable of the 5 letter.com pronounceable domain names in IMO are already gone!!

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raredn.com said:
I like .com and I like 5 letter.com

But the sheer power of a 'buyout' in the domain community seems to make for instant profit, so with smaller numbers of .net and only 45% left, it is yet another 'domain fashion' opportunity to profit from as soon as all LLLL.nets sell out

On the other hand the most desirable of the 5 letter.com pronounceable domain names in IMO are already gone!!

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I agree, the best of the best of 5L.com is gone, I am glad i began to register 5L.com 3 years ago, I was able to snag some pretty nice ones, The same with LLLL.com, Regged the bulk of mine in late 2004 and early 2005, so i have some pretty decent 4L.coms aswell
 
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I like LLLLL.com better
 
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If I needed to pick up an available domain for a development project today:
I'd take a great LLLLL.com. They are there if you just take several minutes to look. Rather than a half-decent LLLL.net you need to s-t-r-e-t-c-h to be loosely related to the website at all.

However, it seems like a buyout is much closer in sight for LLLL.net than LLLLL.com. If you ask me, LLLL.net is the safer investment than LLLLL.com if you're planning to make a flip on the reseller market. All the quad premium LLLL.net are gone but if you pick a few triple-premium LLLL.net that are not too bad then you're unlikely to lose your reg-fee. If you decide to get out quickly, then you might make a few bucks. If you're patient and wait at least several months, you could make a healthy profit.

Still, I don't recommend dumping your money into LLLL.net en-masse at this point unless you're confident and you can promise yourself you will definitely hold on to the domains for more than one year. If you try to liquidate your inventory too soon after, then you're unlikely to make a profit that's worth your time because buyers expect a good discount when you're making a bulk deal. I'd definitely not recommend maxing out credit cards to buy up LLLL.net if you can't afford to pay it off in full when the bill comes (credit card interest rates are scary, they can eat up your profits very quickly OR worse you could plunge into mountains of debt if anything goes sour).

You'll need to be even more selective when it comes to LLLLL.com. There are many, many still available so only take the best of the best. The LLLLL.com buyout will probably not come for at least 2/3 years. LLLLL.com may take up to several years to get bought out, or they might never be! The risk is very real when you buy LLLLL.com, especially in bulk. They are not a quick flip, generally. You could never see the reg fees again if you pick any names that are less than the best of the best.

:imho:

Addition: I believe L-LL/LL-L.com represent the BEST investment opportunity at the moment that you can still get in on (at reg fee). Hurry up and I look forward to seeing you in the thread below!
http://www.namepros.com/393482-official-final-countdown-l-ll-ll-28.html
 
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Ive a few of each :hehe: but 5L vote for me.
 
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From the branding view I think 5 letter .com are good.
Some 5 letter .coms can go for really nice prices.

From the availability view I think 4 letter .net are good
After the countdown is over. It will start getting something for everything.
 
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LLLLL.com is the best IMO
 
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I think it depends on the Name of the Domain.

I prefer: cars.net instead of xhgft.com
I prefer: mycar.com instead of hytr.net
 
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bemarnet said:
I think it depends on the Name of the Domain.

I prefer: cars.net instead of xhgft.com
I prefer: mycar.com instead of hytr.net

Wery good answer :)
But from xhgft.com or hytr.net,
I prefer hytr.net :sold: 4 letter is the 4.
 
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i love .net :)
 
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it's closer then i thought.

Originally I was thinking that other Domainers would be heavier on the .net's because of the buyout possibilities.

Oh well wrong again.

I have seen the trend for LLLLL.com's on EBAY the LLLL.net's not a real presence on ebay or Sedo. (or i could be wrong, again)

;)
 
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wow Split now.

r u serious we are even in these categories.
 
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so i jumped on the LLLL.net bandwagon and a couple of decent LLLLL.coms too I can't make up my mind.
 
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I choose LLLLL.com.
 
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if i was branding a website i'd go with LLLLL.com
It seems like you want to know which is the better investment though. in that case, LLLL.nets are definitely the better investment opportunity.
 
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I prefer LLLL.net's over .com's, so my vote was clearly for .net :D
 
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I love both as long as all letters are premium
 
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