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The views expressed on this page by users and staff are their own, not those of NamePros.
I dont think it is the right time to buy 7N domains.
 
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It's certainly not the right time to buy just any 7N domains.

But the patterns and 8's are certainly disappearing.

The question may be whether or not 6N will even sell out. Will people buy out the "4" names in 6N ... or just migrate to the GOOD 7N names?
 
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It's certainly not the right time to buy just any 7N domains.

But the patterns and 8's are certainly disappearing.

The question may be whether or not 6N will even sell out. Will people buy out the "4" names in 6N ... or just migrate to the GOOD 7N names?

I think people migrate to 7N to grab premium names. What you think?
 
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3888888.com just sold for $2620

These are the kind of names that are worth investing in in the 7n market of which there are not very many . . .

May as well stick to 6n and less for now!
 
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3888888.com just sold for $2620

These are the kind of names that are worth investing in in the 7n market of which there are not very many . . .

May as well stick to 6n and less for now!

Just searched 7777777777777777.com. I really shocked after the result. It is registered in China in 2013. Nobody know whats next
 
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@Compassion, there's still some premium combos out there in the 7N space...

But most of the XXXYZZZ triple/single/triple combos are gone... the 88 palindromes are gone except with 4's... I don't necessarily need to hand reg and turn around immediately for $2,600 to be happy. ;) There's still some space here.

I do have a hard time believing 6N with 4's will sell out. I think once you get out here, it's possible the length isn't the key factor anymore... like 4N and below. We're even seeing the 5N with 4's have a bit of a tough time gaining traction compared to the 6N without 4's that are selling.
 
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How does the 0 affect values? I own 989700 .
 
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Neither of those are 7N's... there's already a thread for 6N's... should discuss them there. ;)
 
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Just regged the lasts 7n with "8888".

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I am holding some desirable 7N domains for nearly 2y already and have been getting some increasing offers from chineses for the last half year already especially on these:

7887887 dot com
8788878 dot com
8878788 dot com
7787877 dot com

the 7N are coming as much as the 6N are coming in the light of 5N, and these in the light of 4N etc.. just logical, but the longer the N gets the more important it is to focus just on desirable and easily memorable combos/patterns and ignore the rest, if you don't want to get buried in the renewal costs..
 
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You guys may want to check out my 7n portfolio. How is it? B-)
 
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i don't think 6N will sell out totally - as has been noted already once all the good ones are gone ppl will move onto good 7N names etc.....
 
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The 7N.coms are disappearing the Domain Search Tool. I selected 15 names last night and tried to register those today, but sadly all gone :(:(
Now I understood the value of the 7N.coms
 
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The 7N.coms are disappearing the Domain Search Tool. I selected 15 names last night and tried to register those today, but sadly all gone :(:(
Now I understood the value of the 7N.coms

Could you let us know the domain names you were trying to register?
 
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Early birds catch the worms. ;)

I started this thread a while back but I only picked up about 20 of my favorites when the selection was pretty decent.

I had started a 9N thread in the numeric forum noting that basically all of the obvious good stuff in the 7N and 8N genres are gone.... and the obvious good stuff in 9N is disappearing pretty quick.
 
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