.net PY (.) net Sale - $27,000

[Ace3coiner]

PY.NET last sold for $27,000 on 2018-01-05 at NameJet

Is (.) Net extension on its way back from hibernation or is this another premium 2 letter undervalued because of it's TLD?

What's your opinion?

 

[biggie]

how much more, do you think it should have sold for.....if you feel it was undervalued?

typically, LL.net have been selling for around 5 figures, for the last 5 years or more

I sold one in 2014 in that range on sedo and had purchased it a decade prior to that for "4 figures".

imo...

 

[Premiums]

what does PY means?
i wouldnt pay even $1k for .net.

 

[Ace3coiner]

what does PY means?
i wouldnt pay even $1k for .net.

'Beauty is in the eye of the beholder'

It's now about you as a 'domainer flipper'; it's about what the actually user or investor is willing to pay.

 

[KhaledA]

The value of this domain was $27,000 because of the 2 letters .I think if the extension was .com then the value could be at least doubled .

 

[Premiums]

ll.com could worth high XX,XXX
ll.net high xxx

 

[Lakshan]

ll.com could worth high XX,XXX
ll.net high xxx

I doubt that you can find a LL.net for XXX. If its available for sale @ XXX, I would buy it rightaway.
I think you mean LLL.net which usually sell for XXX.

 

[Premiums]

I doubt that you can find a LL.net for XXX. If its available for sale @ XXX, I would buy it rightaway.
I think you mean LLL.net which usually sell for XXX.

I wouldnt use a .net domain for my business because .com is more popular so an enduser would first try the dotcom or available new gtld
it's just my opinion.. i wouldnt spend X,XXX on .net domain.

 

[slader23]

ll.com could worth high XX,XXX
ll.net high xxx

LL.com---> 6-7 figures
LL.net ---> 5 figures

 

[alcy]

there was a fairly recent namejet sale of LL.net for mid 4 fig