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Please list any LLLLL.com palindromes you have regged, or own. Let's see how many are owned by NP members. Also, list any sales that you know of. Appraisals welcomes also.
Here are my 10 to start it off. Also, here is the definition of a palindrome:

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Palindrome: a word, phrase or sentence that reads the same backward as forward.
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I have 10 LLLLL.com palindromes, which also happen to be VVVVV.com palindromes:

AUIUA.COM
EIUIE.COM
EOUOE.COM
EUIUE.COM
IUAUI.COM
IUOUI.COM
OEUEO.COM
UAEAU.COM
UAIAU.COM
UIEIU.COM


Thanks
Frank
 
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AfternicAfternic
Hi Frank,

I have
rarar.com
fefef.com

I sold all others I had on ebay
 
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raredn.com said:
Hi Frank,

I have
rarar.com
fefef.com

I sold all others I had on ebay

How much did you sell them for? Remember?
Thanks anyway.


Frank
 
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From experience in the rare LLLL.com market, palindromic VVVVs do not outsell equally premium palindromic LLLLs. On the other hand, all-vowel triple repeats outsell other triple repeats on average.

This would be an interesting thread imho if you opened it up to 5L palindromes. I find 5L all-vowel palindromes to be a somewhat limited topic for discussion.
 
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Abstracts.tv said:
How much did you sell them for? Remember? Oops, raredn, those aren't VVVVV.com palindromes. Thanks anyway.


Frank
Sorry Frank, yes, they are not VVVVV's my mind was adrift

The names I sold were palidromes but were not all repeating consonant and all repeating vowel like rarar.com and fefef.com they were names like nulun.com, womow.com, womow.com I sold for $120? au from memory to someone in Australian who rang me for it, said they wanted it for a university project, but the project never eventuated and they on sold to (or maybe they themself were) womow.com.au (word of mouth on the web) others I sold late last year as part of a package deal on ebay and others earlier on last year on ebay
 
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Now open to any LLLLL.com palindromes!

Reece said:
From experience in the rare LLLL.com market, palindromic VVVVs do not outsell equally premium palindromic LLLLs. On the other hand, all-vowel triple repeats outsell other triple repeats on average.

This would be an interesting thread imho if you opened it up to 5L palindromes. I find 5L all-vowel palindromes to be a somewhat limited topic for discussion.

Ok, agreed. Open to any LLLLL.com palindromes! Thanks for your input Reece!

Frank :laugh:
 
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No, thank you :)

I'm a big fan of palindromes, as well as other rare domains and I think we'll see many more domain collectors in the years to come who will prize these domains for how rare they truly are.

Abstracts.tv said:
Ok, agreed. Open to any LLLLL.com palindromes! Thanks for your input Reece!

Frank :laugh:
 
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I own a NNNNN.com "6X6X6.com" & "6446".

It's NNNNN & NNNN palindromes?
 
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In my small collection I have:

ITOTI
QUQUQ
FUFUF
OPAPO

I like itoti when Capped as it's also symmetrical
 
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Nem0 said:
In my small collection I have:

ITOTI
QUQUQ
FUFUF
OPAPO

I like itoti when Capped as it's also symmetrical
Nice happy bunch of names you have there Dan, small but good collection

:tu:
 
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I just have a couple:

aeoea com
eefee com
 
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