available Several all-premium-letter LLL.in drops

[Alan Glennon]

Check the end of the thread for the latest LLL.in drops. Current full available lists are posted intermittently by members, and the most current would be toward the end of the thread also. Otherwise, user Chandan often has an updated available list on his external site, here: Available LLL.in Domains list - Indian Blogs


(original May 3, 2007 post follows: )
It was a big day for all-premium-letter-combo LLL.in drops. Other than these, all LLL.in composed only of ABCDEFGHILMNOPRST (no jkquvwxyz) have been entirely regged for over a month. Please post as you grab them, so people won't have to look twice:

(Update: All regged.)

baa.IN
cbd.IN
chn.IN
cpe.IN
dbp.IN
ecn.IN
eff.IN
grt.IN
isc.IN
loo.IN
nee.IN
ppn.IN
rcn.IN
sdc.IN
slr.IN
sns.IN
snt.IN

 

[chandan]

MRD.in also gone

 

[aceeca]

MRD.in also gone

oops did not see that .

 

[Alan Glennon]

Currently listed as PENDING DELETE SCHEDULED FOR RELEASE:
mkr.in fmz.in crz.in gmf.in iye.in aaf.in flx.in kps.in exa.in

 

[chandan]

kps.in aaf.in exa.in flx.in are dropped

 

[sutuicom]

crz.in, iye.in, gmf.in will drop on tomorrow

 

[chandan]

thanks suiticom lets see :p

 

[Corey]

all taken

 

[aceeca]

all taken

Nothing dropped.

 

[chandan]

all taken

coreyg you need to search 1:30 AM IST exactly :p

try after exactly 12 hours 20 mins from this post

Nothing dropped.

today those will drop :p

 

[sutuicom]

Another drop day will come soon

The following domains will drop on 2008-10-29
onw.in
onk.in
tiq.in
biw.in
ycs.in
bya.in
liq.in
noq.in
biq.in
bvu.in
uon.in
bcu.in
buw.in
onx.in
ueu.in
uwu.in
onj.in
yit.in
weu.in
pcq.in
weo.in
byi.in
jvs.in
onq.in
wiq.in


Cheers,
Justin

 

[chandan]

i was preparing this names too to post :p

these names are all from a same domainer's drop

 

[kemjika11]

With all these drops, i've come to the conclusion that LLL.ins have been slightly overvalued in the past 6-12 months....

 

[aceeca]

Another drop day will come soon

The following domains will drop on 2008-10-29
onw.in
onk.in
tiq.in
biw.in
ycs.in
bya.in
liq.in
noq.in
biq.in
bvu.in
uon.in
bcu.in
buw.in
onx.in
ueu.in
uwu.in
onj.in
yit.in
weu.in
pcq.in
weo.in
byi.in
jvs.in
onq.in
wiq.in


Cheers,
Justin

Thanks Justin.

 

[RicoShay]

With all these drops, i've come to the conclusion that LLL.ins have been slightly overvalued in the past 6-12 months....

On average, I'd say about 1-2 LLL.in drop per day. Were not even past the first year since the buyout so you can expect names to drop like this... nothing unusual imo.

Once in a while we see large lists drop - like that above, but most are from single users portfolios (as in this case)... for whatever reason, most likely because the user forgot about renewing these or doesn't know the value.

Whats important is that they will get snapped up as soon as they drop - and just watch how quickly that happens.

We are still likely to see more drops, larger numbers of drops come December and January - because this was the time when many people bought large numbers of LLL.in's in hype of the buyout - most were low quality letters and they bought at $3-$4 per name. Renewal these same names will cost $14 or so... which most will find too much considering their large portfolios.

The smart ones will have unloaded the lesser quality names with around 5-6 months reg remaining... for decent ROI and used the funds to renew the better names they hold. Others may have left it too late and face a dilemma to either renew at $14 a pop or let drop... or just sell off for under $5-$6 each (still profitable though).

I think we'll be able to judge the LLL.in market better in early-mid 2009 (March-May). The good quality letters will definitely rise in price - I have no doubt about that... the lesser quality ones will still rise imo, but whether they will give good worthwhile ROI or not for shorter term holds is uncertain.

 

[aceeca]

On average, I'd say about 1-2 LLL.in drop per day. Were not even past the first year since the buyout so you can expect names to drop like this... nothing unusual imo.

Once in a while we see large lists drop - like that above, but most are from single users portfolios (as in this case)... for whatever reason, most likely because the user forgot about renewing these or doesn't know the value.

Whats important is that they will get snapped up as soon as they drop - and just watch how quickly that happens.

We are still likely to see more drops, larger numbers of drops come December and January - because this was the time when many people bought large numbers of LLL.in's in hype of the buyout - most were low quality letters and they bought at $3-$4 per name. Renewal these same names will cost $14 or so... which most will find too much considering their large portfolios.

The smart ones will have unloaded the lesser quality names with around 5-6 months reg remaining... for decent ROI and used the funds to renew the better names they hold. Others may have left it too late and face a dilemma to either renew at $14 a pop or let drop... or just sell off for under $5-$6 each (still profitable though).

I think we'll be able to judge the LLL.in market better in early-mid 2009 (March-May). The good quality letters will definitely rise in price - I have no doubt about that... the lesser quality ones will still rise imo, but whether they will give good worthwhile ROI or not for shorter term holds is uncertain.

Well said my friend.

 

[sutuicom]

We are still likely to see more drops, larger numbers of drops come December and January - because this was the time when many people bought large numbers of LLL.in's in hype of the buyout - most were low quality letters and they bought at $3-$4 per name. Renewal these same names will cost $14 or so... which most will find too much considering their large portfolios.

Yes, I think so, and I did a statistical 5 month ago, here is the LLL.in registration monthly report:
Jan: 2627
Feb: 2638
Mar: 1324
Apr: 667
May: 753
Jun: 759
Jul: 545
Aug: 637
Sep: 995
Oct: 3245
Nov: 1787
Dec: 1599

I think we'll be able to judge the LLL.in market better in early-mid 2009 (March-May). The good quality letters will definitely rise in price - I have no doubt about that... the lesser quality ones will still rise imo, but whether they will give good worthwhile ROI or not for shorter term holds is uncertain.

And I also agree with this point.


Cheers,
Justin

 

[Michelle]

Yes December and January will be interesting after that $ :hehe:

 

[aceeca]

Yes, I think so, and I did a statistical 5 month ago, here is the LLL.in registration monthly report:
Jan: 2627
Feb: 2638
Mar: 1324
Apr: 667
May: 753
Jun: 759
Jul: 545
Aug: 637
Sep: 995
Oct: 3245
Nov: 1787
Dec: 1599

Can you please point me to that statistics?

 

[sutuicom]

Can you please point me to that statistics?

This is the LLL.in registrations of each month :hehe:

 

[aceeca]

This is the LLL.in registrations of each month :hehe:

So it will be:

Jan 200?: 2627
Feb 200?: 2638
Mar 200?: 1324
Apr 200?: 667
May 200?: 753
Jun 2007: 759
Jul 2007: 545
Aug 2007: 637
Sep 2007: 995
Oct 2007: 3245
Nov 2007: 1787
Dec 2007: 1599