information The Dreaded 4 & 0, Good, Bad, Ugly?!

[artstar]

Well yet again more sales are reported almost daily with domains that have a 4, 0 or combo of both in the domain .

I've said probably too much on the zero topic but wanted to start a thread to post the growing number of domain sales with these 2 supposed pariah numbers that have gotten bad press imo.

According to namebio a slew of domains are selling that have them.

Example:

417 dot com $169,000
34569 dotcom $10,100
14028 dotcom $898
3432 dotcc $610
92145 dot com $805
6y4 dot com $560
435488 dotcom $109
45758 dotcom $965
99294 dotcom $962
77114 dot com $2158
68048 dot com $810
1994 dotco $175
484878 dotcom $145
45530 dot com $940
35015 dotcom $660
2406 dot net $578
4031 dotnet $562
0407 dot net $562
0949 dot net $562
91444 dotcc $190
7724 dot net $1570

Just saying the list is huge and growing so anytime a prospect says they don't want a 4 or 0 just keep these sales in mind to remind yourself that your domains do have more value than most people think!

 

[wwwweb]

Vicki, if you have "888" doesn't matter what other numbers you have, that is a massive name for a 6n. Don't sell that for under 1K

Is this true, the 888 in a 6N are in the $1K floor range, that is amazing as I have a few collecting dust, which I registered about a year ago.

 

[wwwweb]

Go for 6n and 7n .info, they will be hot soon

7N.info that is reaching, honestly 99% of these names have no value for western investors other than dumping them onto Chinese investor. I can't imagine .info is a run at pump, and dump musical chairs.

 

[gemstar]

Is this true, the 888 in a 6N are in the $1K floor range, that is amazing as I have a few collecting dust, which I registered about a year ago.

888 is the way to go.

 

[gemstar]

Here is what I think about Zero and Four.

"Think Outside The BOX"

 

[JayJay]

Not sure if anyone mentioned it but the largest NNNN.com sale on sedo in 2015:

Domain Price Date Venue
0857.com 38,333 USD 2015-11-26Sedo

 

[martworld]

888 is the way to go.

Even 888 in .info's have started to do well in auctions. Hold them for few months. They should give good returns.

 

[gemstar]

Even 888 in .info's have started to do well in auctions. Hold them for few months. They should give good returns.

I believe any premium 888 combo either .com or .net and info will grow as people who cant get their lucky number in one extension will go to another available..
8880.info

 

[Josh R]

I have 01221... Starts with zero but has a pattern. I get at least an email a day from China.

 

[DnEbook]

44s.com is listed as sold on Namebio for $4862

 

[artstar]

Yet again ANOTHER big sale at sedo with guess what!! ( not mine unfortunately) but a great indicator that zero is a hero!

2230 dot com $24944

 

[Josh R]

Yet again ANOTHER big sale at sedo with guess what!! ( not mine unfortunately) but a great indicator that zero is a hero!

2230 dot com $24944

That's really cheap IMO.. I would have snapped that up for 25k if I had the chance.

 

[martworld]

Problem isn't there that numerics with 0 & 4 are not selling. They are selling but fetching very low price in comparison to chips which is the reason why most of the people hesitate to invest in those numbers.

In the above example, had it been 2235.com, then it would have fetched more than $1,00,000

 

[artstar]

Problem isn't there that numerics with 0 & 4 are not selling. They are selling but fetching very low price in comparison to chips which is the reason why most of the people hesitate to invest in those numbers.

In the above example, had it been 2235.com, then it would have fetched more than $1,00,000

100,000 $$$ ??

Get real!!

Lets see your comparison sales .

Without zero and with then we will see.

 

[martworld]

A million $$$ ??

Get real!!

Not million? Please check the "0" in my above post. It's 100k

 

[artstar]

Not million? Please check the "0" in my above post. It's 100k

You wrote it wrong so it looked like a million my mistake reading your type wrong n but you are still off IMO.

Let's see the comparison sales as I said

Without zero and with then we can discern if zero is affecting values or not!

 

[artstar]

NP domain buyers who want numerics refuse to buy any with a zero as they call them worthless!

I'm blown away how a zero can affect peoples perception that ius skewed by misinfo.

Mind bending to say the least!!!

 

[gemstar]

NP domain buyers who want numerics refuse to buy any with a zero as they call them worthless!

I'm blown away how a zero can affect peoples perception that ius skewed by misinfo.

Mind bending to say the least!!!

Everything that has a reaction has an opposite reaction.. Go with what is opposed to rather than accepted as history proves..Those who shocked society often rewrote history and caused a difference.

 

[DnEbook]

It's a great time to buy domains with 4 and 0 patterns, just be quick before the sheep catch on

 

[joro001]

999608.com just went yesterday at godaddy for $1247.
Not bad

 

[DnEbook]

The 999 and the 8 made the difference of course

 

[joro001]

The 999 and the 8 made the difference of course

Of course, but it's still an exceptional price.

 

[DnEbook]

Handy, no doubt

 

[AndyM]

I'm so pissed I let a 6n .com with 888 go for a couple hundred bucks only 3 months ago, had 0 and 4 in it but I know for sure it's worth a lot more now

 

[joro001]

Handy, no doubt

You would not have seen that domain go for 4 figures even 2 weeks ago.

It is all about patterns and triples, there is nothing wrong with 0/4 in them, that's all i'm saying quoting that sale. Yes it's a good one, but it's not the best ever 6n i've seen.

To prove the point further, 777197.com closed on the 6th February for $1207 which is less then the 999 name above.

It contains no 0's and has 777 at the start of the 6n and even contains another 7 at the end.

Bottom line is, no 0/4 is not a problem especially if it's part of a good pattern.

 

[joro001]

I'm so pissed I let a 6n .com with 888 go for a couple hundred bucks only 3 months ago, had 0 and 4 in it but I know for sure it's worth a lot more now

I sold 39983.com around a year or so ago for $270 ish.
What am I meant to say

Only look forward IMO.