domain My first ever NNNNN.coms

[lincolndsp]

I have first ever regged NNNNN.com domains.
They are
97829.COM
48923.COM
17459.COM
34780.COM
37445.COM

Guys, I would be very greatful if you share your opinion on them. :gl: I know good ones were grabbed long time ago but maybe there's something above regfee:gn:
Slept just 3 hours reading about numeric domains but there's nothing better than an experienced guy's tip

 

[AndrCruz]

Hi, why does specific numbers?

 

[-Adam-]

Unless they numbers have any specific value or relevance I am not sure they would be above reg fee. Maybe a postal code within the states?

 

[Ms Domainer]

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Unless those are US zipcodes or other important numbers, I would say regfee.

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[chillking]

maybe reg free

 

[lincolndsp]

Thanks for your opinion! There are no US zip codes among them. 17459 is a german area code.
So being a non US zip code they are worth 00000 ....the structure of the domain i regged is inferior to make an above regfee sale?? I mean what about the structure of my domains, the number combinations...are they so bad?

 

[AndrCruz]

Thanks for your opinion! There are no US zip codes among them. 17459 is a german area code.
So being a non US zip code they are worth 00000 ....the structure of the domain i regged is inferior to make an above regfee sale?? I mean what about the structure of my domains, the number combinations...are they so bad?

It's not about good or bad combinations It's about sense or senseless combinations, If those are random numbers you'll not get even regfee for those, would you remember a website with a random number? would you think It would be SEO friendly having a number in the URL?

Not even regfee mate. Sorry. :td:

 

[biznews]

Spend a bit more outside of your comfort zone and start buying good existing names. Newbies starting out hand regging names are living in a city of dreams.

Learn quick. Be serious or indulge in a hobby like most so called self proclaimed domainers do.

Nothing but waste of resources and more importantly, waste of time.

 

[lincolndsp]

This is a stretch...

97829.com - Might be an end user sell to renters on Shopping Center Avenue in Brookings Oregon or a directory.

48923.com - Some kind of tcp/udp port issue

17459.com - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/17459_Andreashofer
http://ssd.jpl.nasa.gov/sbdb.cgi?sstr=17459+Andreashofer
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andreas_Hofer


34780.COM - http://patents.ic.gc.ca/cipo/cpd/en/patent/34780/summary.html
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/sites/entrez?db=gene&cmd=retrieve&dopt=default&list_uids=34780

37445.COM - PHP/MySql bug

If you're going to do #'s @ least have them make more sense. Probably most of us here have regged some REALLY bad names. Personally, I like the asteroid one - It has an interesting story.

Less than reg fee as is.

Thank you very much for such an alleviating reply...indeed.
17459 is a zip code in a little german town