NNNNN.coms may be all gone soon.

[rkbdomain]

Based on random samples of numbers I checked, it looks like 15-20% of the NNNNN.com domains remain available to be registered, and since there are only 100,000 of these domains total, that means there are only about 15-20,000 available.

In the last 7 days 1,286 NNNNN.com domains were registered and 56 dropped. Continuing on or close to this pace, they should all be gone within 2008. I have gone through and checked the first 30000 numbers and there are now no 1NNNN.com domains left, about 930 (9.3%) of the 2NNNN.com domains are available, and 3,014 (30.1%) of the 0NNNN.com domains are available (apparently these are less valuable). I am assuming that the availability is fairly evenly distributed for the remaining but haven't checked yet.

Is there going to be a market for these when they are all taken?

 

[VURG]

Not touching them myself. Marchex took like 70,000 of them 2-3 years ago and this last 30000 has been mostly untouched since then. I would much prefer brandable LLLLL.com any day.

 

[sashas]

hmm...interesting.

 

[DnEbook]

37475.com Is Currently On Auction Here At Name Pros

It Spells Eshop.com On A Cell Phone Pad

THE THING ABOUT NUMBERS VERSES LETTERS ..... NUMBERS ARE UNIVERSAL

....... I Think Its A Cheapy !!!! But One Day .....

Based on random samples of numbers I checked, it looks like 15-20% of the NNNNN.com domains remain available to be registered, and since there are only 100,000 of these domains total, that means there are only about 15-20,000 available.

In the last 7 days 1,286 NNNNN.com domains were registered and 56 dropped. Continuing on or close to this pace, they should all be gone within 2008. I have gone through and checked the first 30000 numbers and there are now no 1NNNN.com domains left, about 930 (9.3%) of the 2NNNN.com domains are available, and 3,014 (30.1%) of the 0NNNN.com domains are available (apparently these are less valuable). I am assuming that the availability is fairly evenly distributed for the remaining but haven't checked yet.

Is there going to be a market for these when they are all taken?

ONCE ALL ARE GONE SUPPLY = DEMAND ......... YES IS THE ANSWER

 

[DotCN]

Based on random samples of numbers I checked, it looks like 15-20% of the NNNNN.com domains remain available to be registered, and since there are only 100,000 of these domains total, that means there are only about 15-20,000 available.

In the last 7 days 1,286 NNNNN.com domains were registered and 56 dropped. Continuing on or close to this pace, they should all be gone within 2008. I have gone through and checked the first 30000 numbers and there are now no 1NNNN.com domains left, about 930 (9.3%) of the 2NNNN.com domains are available, and 3,014 (30.1%) of the 0NNNN.com domains are available (apparently these are less valuable). I am assuming that the availability is fairly evenly distributed for the remaining but haven't checked yet.

Is there going to be a market for these when they are all taken?

Most of the NNNNN.coms registered in the last several days would be deleted in the next few days. They were tasted again and again...

 

[DnEbook]

i think people are learning their value ??????????

 

[sashas]

these sound interesting to me...

 

[DnEbook]

read the guide to numeric domains at DNF (thread) .... very very interesting !!!!!

 

[rkbdomain]

Anyone know how to convert traffic for cash parking with NNNNN.com's. I have one that gets 50-100 hits a day, for the life of me I have no idea why it has so many hits, they are all non-U.S. I make about $3 a day on it, but how can I increase this amount with better keywords? I have no idea why people keep coming to this site, any ideas for good high-value keywords that might work here and get clicks? I don't want to reveal the site because I am still trying to figure out why it is doing so well so I can buy similar ones. Thanks!

 

[DnEbook]

do a google search ....... maybe its a part number ?????

i wrote ...... numeric for my keyword on a couple

 

[epasaport]

how many left ? did anybody scan at the moment ?

 

[Mark]

US Zip Codes folks ........ Not random numbers that spell stuff when manipulated (IMO). Though there is probably only around 43,000 +/- total active or inactive zip codes.

 

[rkbdomain]

Someone did a scan at forumpoint this morning and said there are 19346 NNNNN.com's left. That comports with my searches, which have found under 20% available using random searches. Ignoring the 0NNNN.com's, which I think are less valuable, that means there are about 16,000 left out of a total of 90,000 (less than 18%). I am probably going to by a bunch over the next week or so, once i come up with a good list to get.

 

[skyun]

using random