domain LLLL.net with vowels

[Kieran001]

Anyone know the value of random LLLL.net with vowels is, I know without are going for $xx and up but what about with, are they worth more than reg fee?

 

[idomainappraisal]

If LVLV.com you got a potential brand name for a new made up term

the .net would have no value since any development helps the .com

Good Luck

 

[Kieran001]

That's not actually what I was asking, and clearly not true. The Chinese have already bought up all the LLLL.net without vowels as they are suitable acronyms in pinyin. Any without vowels sell and often for $xxx, but what about with vowels? There are none left but they do get dropped sometimes, what are they worth?

 

[idomainappraisal]

Well over a billion people I'm sure they have some fools

Isn't .cn the china tld

Now if some 'chinese' group is trying to corner .net for the asian market great

I develop for English users not chinese and if I wanted to hit the China market I'd look at cctld before a .net

My opinion

but GOOD LUCK

 

[alcy]

u can check prices here:

llllsales.com

 

[Kieran001]

No, you still haven't got it. The Chinese only buy the ones without vowels, all LLLL.net's are already gone and the ones the Chinese like are selling for reasonably money, I want to know if the ones the Chinese don't like also have some value now that all of them are gone.

And they certainly are making some interesting purchases, I don't know that makes them fools though, but no they do not only like .CN, they have bought 600,000 odd NNNNNN.coms recently, every LLLL.com they can get, then the net's and also now the org's. There just aren't enough domains in certain criteria to keep them going, that is the effect of 1.5 billion people rather than more fools one might call it more investors.

 

[Kieran001]

llllsales.com

Thanks.

 

[idomainappraisal]

My only interest in domains are what can I develop for my network for English speakers.

Now if the Chinese don't like .cn great, buy up what you think is something they buy in minor values like xxx is and make your career chasing xxx domains.

I don't see any development value in a .net for the asian market on a LLLL.net

Can you show me one asian language .net with 4 L's that has say a top 100K alexa or top 10k

I know asian sites are plentiful now in top 100 and most are .com's

So the asian market is huge, but I don't develop in it

I would think for asia .com or .cn is the best tld's but if there's action in .net for what to me is junk, great

GOOD LUCK

 

[Kieran001]

My only interest in domains are what can I develop for my network for English speakers.

Now if the Chinese don't like .cn great, buy up what you think is something they buy in minor values like xxx is and make your career chasing xxx domains.

I don't see any development value in a .net for the asian market on a LLLL.net

Can you show me one asian language .net with 4 L's that has say a top 100K alexa or top 10k

I know asian sites are plentiful now in top 100 and most are .com's

So the asian market is huge, but I don't develop in it

I would think for asia .com or .cn is the best tld's but if there's action in .net for what to me is junk, great

GOOD LUCK

I don't think they are developing them, I think they are hording them in the hope, or perhaps insight, that they will increase in value through lack of availability. My thought was as they do not like certain letters and numbers and leave these behind, and as they take up the lions share of these domains, the others could also grow in value simply due to lack of availability and the fact that they are short easy to remember domains.

 

[idomainappraisal]

aaaa.net dead server all vowels
bbbb.net dead server all constanants
babe.net first constant and first 2 vowels is a name an for sale

babe.net nominal value
the others are dead an they're all the same L's and should be doing something

I don't see any development on this concept, do you have highly ranked .net's doing asian development?

 

[biggie]

Anyone know the value of random LLLL.net with vowels is,
are they worth more than reg fee?

Hi

random domains in general, have no value.

and those you can get at reg fee, are only worth reg fee, until they are sold for more than reg fee.

specific LLLL.net with vowels, may have value, depending on the arrangement of letters within that domain.

but just because they have a vowel, doesn't give it any extra inherent value above your cost to acquire it.

each name is judged on it's own merit


imo....

 

[Kamaz]

Go to http://shortnames.com/, you'll get the reported sales of 4L.net.

 

[idomainappraisal]

Hi

random domains in general, have no value.

and those you can get at reg fee, are only worth reg fee, until they are sold for more than reg fee.

specific LLLL.net with vowels, may have value, depending on the arrangement of letters within that domain.

but just because they have a vowel, doesn't give it any extra inherent value above your cost to acquire it.

each name is judged on it's own merit


imo....

ditto

 

[Kieran001]

Hi

random domains in general, have no value.

and those you can get at reg fee, are only worth reg fee, until they are sold for more than reg fee.

specific LLLL.net with vowels, may have value, depending on the arrangement of letters within that domain.

but just because they have a vowel, doesn't give it any extra inherent value above your cost to acquire it.

each name is judged on it's own merit


imo....

Well, it is the ones without vowels or v's that are consistently selling for the most, as far as I can see.

 

[biggie]

as far as I can see.

how far can you see?


imo....

 

[Kieran001]

how far can you see?


imo....

Quite far, but I chose to just look at relatively recent sales, what were you thinking there?

 

[usernamex]

Recently I posted this in another 4L NET thread https://www.namepros.com/posts/5952929/ - updated a bit to repost here - Good Luck!

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There have been thousands of 4L NETs dropped over the past few weeks, you can get non-chips for reg fee, and even cheaper if you use the promos

You are best to get a free account here and learn how to work the filters
https://expireddomains.net/

This is what is available right now - 4L dropped in past 30 days almost 13,000 - List: Deleted .net Domains (About 12,797 Domains)

All that being said, I personally got a handful that are pronounceable AND I don't expect them to be a fast flip, which might be what you are after.

Here's some great videos to help you learn how to use Expired Domains - the articles are very useful : smile :
https://www.internetrealestate.com/blogs/news/setting-up-expireddomains-filter-s-like-a-boss
https://www.internetrealestate.com/blogs/news/industry-tools-a-closer-look-at-expireddomains-net

 

[idomainappraisal]

I guess the owners dropping them see value right