OneUglyDomain Round 19 vote...only 4 offers to choose from, should be easy!

[Andres Kello]

Hey guys,

The voting for Round 19 has begun! Remember, I stopped accepting random packaged offers this round and only accepted packages if the domains were related.

Thanks for voting and good luck to all the traders!

Cheers,
Andres

 

[briman1970]

Voted for LBAB.com because it's at least a $xx-$xxx name. Good luck Andres!

 

[Erdy]

I voted for LBAB.com as well. This domain is at least worth low $xx. It's time to move on very fast.

 

[lzy]

Low XX....

I voted to keep the Months.us set.

 

[SJM211]

lbab.com is worth more than low $xx, if you guys have any all premium LLLL.coms that you want to sell me for that price then please let me know - I also voted for it..

 

[ekal]

So: $1 million is the goal and around $500 is where we are now after 19 rounds.

$500 divided by 19 means we're going up at about $25 per round...

Only 39981 rounds left.

 

[randomo]

So: $1 million is the goal and around $500 is where we are now after 19 rounds.

$500 divided by 19 means we're going up at about $25 per round...

Only 39981 rounds left.

Actually, it looks like things are going backward ... from a NNN.net (value about $1,000) a few trades ago, to people considering a not-really-pronounceable LLLL.com (value maybe up to low $xxx) now. At this rate, how long until he trades back for the original ugly domain ?

 

[SJM211]

That's very true - think things went downhill fast after the NNN.net but hopefully it'll start to pick up again. It's going to take quite a few more good trades to get it back up to the same level though.

 

[Keynes]

Sorry but this ended when you traded 354.net for Casino.rw ; it has only gone downhill from there. It was a good idea, but the voting process led to adverse selection - you have to be mercenary to move up to $1 mil.

 

[Alex]

lbab.com is good, I would definitely pay $100 for it in an instant. All premium letter and semi pronounceable, with double b letter.

Great luck with the next round

 

[Ben42]

It'll be good to get back in the .com realm for a while.

 

[Domainate.com]

At this rate, how long until he trades back for the original ugly domain ?

OUCH! Yea, this has become a joke, and honestly I think it's time to scrap this and come up with something new altogether. I also agree it went downhill from Casino.rw, and having had that name before, I know it's pyrite - not nearly as valuable as it looks as .rw has high reg fees and the registry is a pain in the butt to deal with.

 

[TLDnetworks]

5YearMortgage.com Set
Only because you SHOULD be able to get more than $17.00 for each which more than the high $xx for lbab...

Tough position when you go backward from solid NNN.net to high $xx. Maybe since the LLLL.com has been a growing interest, if that wins you might get some decent trade offers going again.

 

[Spade]

I think it wouldve been smarter to stick with 3 gTLDs - com / net / org
Value is much more consistent.

 

[Archangel]

From day 1, I thought this was a bad idea. Why hasn't it been attempted before? Because domains and physical items ie paper clips are different things. OUD will go up and down but it will likely never get a $xx,xxx domain. The only reason it got to $1k is because of generous domain owners.

Yeah, I voted for the LLLL, too. Nice to see OUD back to a $50-100 domain. At least it's a .com.

 

[Brujah]

I think it's a good idea. I just think Andres has had a bit of a casino frenzy he can't shake.

 

[RogueWriter]

Just to add a comment here, as long as the site is generating traffic for Andres, it doesn't matter how long it takes for him to reach a million dollar domain: he will be earning money from the traffic, itself rather than any inherent domain value. If, of course, he monitizes the site properly.

The beauty behind this idea is not the end product but rather the end result, which is income in one form or another for the site owner.

 

[sibaong]

Keep months.us set :tu: or sold it and reg another ugly domain :red:

 

[holdem8]

Ok..LBAB.com won...lets move on and get on to the next round!

Cheers,

Al.