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Had my second $xx,xxx four letter sale of the year during the week.

Price: $15,000 net, which makes it an equivalent of about $18.5K to $22K depending on the marketplace )

Was contacted by Sedo Brokers with inquiry and asked for $15K, they responded that it is above the budget of the client, but they will discuss with them.

Next day they wrote that the buyer has accepted the price.

The name was not listed anywhere, except in my thread on NP )

Interestingly, a fellow member here offered $300 for it about 6 months ago and I offered to him for $550. He asked for lower price, but I insisted that it was a minimum.

I will reveal the name later this week, I will say for now that it is pronounceable 4L.com )

Sincerely,

El
 
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And here comes the name.

I will ask not to quote the name, as I don't want it indexed.

It is J/ O/ U/ Z/
 
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I guess the fellow member here who offered $300 already know the name. And now he's asking himself why he didn't paid 550 to you :)

I actually would compliment him, because that was the highest offer for the name on NP and the only one he wanted ) So I guess he does have a good intuition/knowledge. And I don't blame him for being prudent with his costs.

I don't mind selling for relatively cheap do the fellow investors, but I need to know that I will be able to replace the stock for similar price, factoring in time spent, profit etc.
 
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nice sale!!!!!!!

would you say you got so good at 4l that you run all the potential of a domain in your head pretty much.. or do you stil rely on some external tools to help you decide.. any particular ones you care to share? aside from good old google search :)

ty

Thank you! First, of course, I use my intuition. If my intuition tells me that it is generic enough that someone will eventually want to upgrade then I start doing research. Google, zfbot, namedroppers etc.

Based on all that and current market I decide what is my max price and try not to overbid/overpay. As prudency with cash flow is really important in this business.

I have made decision that this business has to support itself from its own proceeds with no lifeline from my other income :) that makes it tough because sometimes I might let go names at cheaper than I'd like, but it also makes me more responsible not to pick up potential trash :)
 
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4L pronounceable is very good asset to hold because it creates rare class by itself.

I had lots of success with pronounceable 4L.com . It’s my favorite niche. Sold so many pronounceable 4L here to reseller and few to Enduser price ranging from $XXXX to Low $XX,XXX

I never worried at all if average market for 4L dropped from $300 to $160 now because I know what I am holding is rare items because of pronounceable ability and possibility of similar pattern.

For example:

CVVC = 21 X 5 X 5 X 21 = 11025 possible combination.

Quad premium CVVC = 13 X 4 X 4 X 13 = 2704 possible combination

Other pattern with different combination creates its own rarity factors too

I currently have offer of $15K on one of my 4L but I know it worth more. So holding until I get better offer or same interested buyer increase the offer.

Only thing I can share is 4L pronounceable is good to have in our portfolio

Thanks
 
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I guess the fellow member here who offered $300 already know the name. And now he's asking himself why he didn't paid 550 to you :)
 
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Congrats @Recons.Com Looking forward to the details :) Do you have a particular 4L pattern that you like?

Thank you ) I don't normally buy CVCV, as their reseller prices are close to end user prices.

I like good VCVC, CVVC and other patterns as long as they are easy to pronounce or make sense or are a nice hack. Basically, I look at each name individually.
 
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I agree with both of you. Rarity can drive value but not always and not the same way.

There is the same number of CVCV & VCVC but the price is almost 10x.

Word of caution: this are high initial cost items and it takes large investment and lots of patience with no guarantees.

Don't base your decisions on success stories only as there are many that lose money, bleed money on renewals or just break even after holding for years.

Yes you are correct . That is the reason I said there are various patterns involved. All investment involves risk regardless of 4L or anything else. You are 100% correct your or someone else success story may and may not applicable to anyone.

4L pronounceable is very huge area with lost of variable involves. Price factor is based on willingness of buyer and seller. The name you are almost ready to sell for $550 sold for $15K. So many factors involve here.

This is beauty of this forum that we all share our little experience to learn from each other. Sharing is caring.

Congratulations again my dear friend for fantastic sale. I wish best of luck for many more success in future as well from bottom of my heart.

Thanks
 
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nice sale!!!!!!!

would you say you got so good at 4l that you run all the potential of a domain in your head pretty much.. or do you stil rely on some external tools to help you decide.. any particular ones you care to share? aside from good old google search :)

ty
It is a numbers game, own a lot of good 4L's, and you are going to hit on them from time to time. Quality over Quanitity. The ZVJK.com's will be traded on namepros till 2120 without a end user ever buying them.

As OP stated the market is very tight for the good ones, Frank S team is on top of every decent one, throw in a few more heavyweights, and you got yourself a bidding war, as OP stated the wholesale, and end user prices are very tight, you have a very high carrying cost on unsold inventory.
 
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I agree with both of you. Rarity can drive value but not always and not the same way.

There is the same number of CVCV & VCVC but the price is almost 10x.

Word of caution: this are high initial cost items and it takes large investment and lots of patience with no guarantees.

Don't base your decisions on success stories only as there are many that lose money, bleed money on renewals or just break even after holding for years.
 
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Way to go .. very nice sale .. big congrats! :)

Definitely do follow up with all the details after the sale is completed and money in your account! :)
 
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Many congrats.

Wish more come your way!
 
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Congrats @Recons.Com Looking forward to the details :) Do you have a particular 4L pattern that you like?
 
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Thank you ) I don't normally buy CVCV, as their reseller prices are close to end user prices.

I like good VCVC, CVVC and other patterns as long as they are easy to pronounce or make sense or are a nice hack. Basically, I look at each name individually.

nice sale!!!!!!!

would you say you got so good at 4l that you run all the potential of a domain in your head pretty much.. or do you stil rely on some external tools to help you decide.. any particular ones you care to share? aside from good old google search :)

ty
 
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Congrats....:xf.smile:

Domaining always incredible....:xf.wink:
 
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4L pronounceable is very good asset to hold because it creates rare class by itself.

I had lots of success with pronounceable 4L.com . It’s my favorite niche. Sold so many pronounceable 4L here to reseller and few to Enduser price ranging from $XXXX to Low $XX,XXX

I never worried at all if average market for 4L dropped from $300 to $160 now because I know what I am holding is rare items because of pronounceable ability and possibility of similar pattern.

For example:

CVVC = 21 X 5 X 5 X 21 = 11025 possible combination.

Quad premium CVVC = 13 X 4 X 4 X 13 = 2704 possible combination

Other pattern with different combination creates its own rarity factors too

I currently have offer of $15K on one of my 4L but I know it worth more. So holding until I get better offer or same interested buyer increase the offer.

Only thing I can share is 4L pronounceable is good to have in our portfolio

Thanks

this is true. however I do not believe endusers will care for # possible combinations of given pattern... that'd be more for domainer reselling.

cheers
 
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this is true. however I do not believe endusers will care for # possible combinations of given pattern... that'd be more for domainer reselling.

cheers

You are absolutely correct. Enduser do not care for pattern. They care for what they like. Pattern is for reseller to show how name belongs to rare category.

So pronounceable 4L creates room for at least 2 types of buyer.

(1) End user

(2) Reseller

Thanks
 
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