The LLLL.com sales and discussion thread

[italiandragon]

Hello, I think it would be pretty useful to keep track of all LLLL.com sales , even the little ones under $100 so that , pretty soon , when the available LLLL.com will be finished , we`ll have a better idea on market prices.

It is important that these sales are confirmed. So before to post, make sure payment went OK.

I will start with todays` Sedo confirmed sales:

FISE.com 2,700 Euros
TSRT.com US $760
VEUP.com US $1,700


Also, I found interesting to see this average LLLL, getting bids up to $51 and reserve not me. It says it all.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dl...110154111735_W0QQ_trksidZm37QQfromZR40QQfviZ1

 

[Nem0]

Nice pack of 26 LLLL.com ended at eBay today for $1365.00. If it went through someone got a real nice deal:

RIGF.COM
EKED.COM
QEZI.COM
NNTN.COM
NSTO.COM
FHFF.COM
EOEI.COM
OFRF.COM
PFNT.COM
CODV.COM
BXNN.COM
SQQQ.COM
ZMIF.COM
SGPJ.COM
ROQV.COM
WOUY.COM
YKHE.COM
YCXA.COM
UQCM.COM
SFUZ.COM
ZXWO.COM
QBMB.COM
QFDF.COM
SPMQ.COM
VZUH.COM
MRJN.COM

 

[-REECE-]

Oh wow, very nice

If they were mine, I would have split them up into 7 auctions -- one for the LLLL.coms with 1-3 premium letters, two for the quad premiums, and QEZY, SQQQ, EOEI, EKED sold separately.

These kind of mixed quality lots never seem to sell well..

 

[mwzd]

Yeah, its stupid to list such great names in a lot.

Eked alone is a nice 4 figure name imho, dictionary llll.com has to be rare.

Guess we'll know soon enough

 

[glabnet]

Dropped and are available now:
Oyxf.com

 

[Domainace]

That was sweet. I was watching it hover around $500 for the longest time.
I agree it was a poor job of listing, with all those goodies hidden in there.

Nice pack of 26 LLLL.com ended at eBay today for $1365.00. If it went through someone got a real nice deal:

RIGF.COM
EKED.COM
QEZI.COM
NNTN.COM
NSTO.COM
FHFF.COM
EOEI.COM
OFRF.COM
PFNT.COM
CODV.COM
BXNN.COM
SQQQ.COM
ZMIF.COM
SGPJ.COM
ROQV.COM
WOUY.COM
YKHE.COM
YCXA.COM
UQCM.COM
SFUZ.COM
ZXWO.COM
QBMB.COM
QFDF.COM
SPMQ.COM
VZUH.COM
MRJN.COM

 

[Semtex]

Yesterday on TDNX:

tpqc $20
tawq $46
sbnq $20
pjdn $48
mtfq $20
lezk $25
kvmi $43
ijye $20
faiv $190
bttq $20
renewals have been added

Yesterday on Namejet:

midf $331
cdmw $99
dtmd $133
nlch $121

 

[mibworld]

Great names there! I'm realy sorry that I havn't been following eBay lately

Nice pack of 26 LLLL.com ended at eBay today for $1365.00. If it went through someone got a real nice deal:

 

[Semtex]

Yesterday on TDNX:

ykmo $25
xsbe $20
xbqc $33
xdvs $25
nxzq $52
nbhd $565
nbif $515
jvfk $20
jviw $20
jwfo $20
iewb $91
ibpd $465
hjvl $20
hmbj $25
fntq $20
fdra $365
cwza $20
renewals have been added

Yesterday on Namejet:

fhnt $91 - (the sky is falling)

 

[WORDSWORTH]

Available at time of posting:

FQAU.COM
OTXV.COM
IOQW.COM

 

[Sameh]

Sedo:

wuby $600
dnhm $185
ohlh $132



DNjournal report:

Loco $55,500 (Aftermarket.com)
Jaba $18,000 (Sedo)
iVow $10,215 (GoDaddy Auctions)
STTI $5,556 (Afternic)
YPSO $3,800 (Afternic)
KRAR $3,788 (Afternic)
EDWY $3,750 (Afternic)
Tiel $3,500 (GeoDomain Expo live auction)
ROIQ $3,500 (Sedo)
krch $3,440 (Afternic)
ootd $3,000 (Sedo)
krfr $2,706 (Afternic)
krgo $2,553 (Afternic)
vkna $2,000 (Sedo)

 

[michaelg314]

CVCV.com continue to rock on

 

[mwzd]

I can understand cvcv or even an ivow, but these sales are freaky -

YPSO $3,800 (Afternic)
YP acro?

KRAR $3,788 (Afternic)
Kr names seems popular atm

EDWY $3,750 (Afternic)
???

ROIQ $3,500 (Sedo)
Q, no less :p

vkna $2,000 (Sedo)
Double premium :lol:

 

[Spade]

I can understand cvcv or even an ivow, but these sales are freaky -

YPSO $3,800 (Afternic)
YP acro?

KRAR $3,788 (Afternic)
Kr names seems popular atm

EDWY $3,750 (Afternic)
???

ROIQ $3,500 (Sedo)
Q, no less :p

vkna $2,000 (Sedo)
Double premium :lol:

Bare in mind that the Afternic sales are likely end-users and not resellers.

 

[mwzd]

Yes but Spade, why it doesn't make sense when people run around like headless chickens shouting "the sky is falling the sky is falling" :p when prices dip slightly.

One end user sale could cover your entire portfolio and end users dont really care about 'letter quality'.

Why i'm holding onto most of my llll.com portfolio, i'd rather sell one a year to an end user than all of them for reseller pricing even now. Or even when the so called buy out falls, my names are not dependent on the buy out holding, but purchased for individual brandability.

 

[UrbanCowboy]

Available at time of posting:

FQAU.COM
OTXV.COM
IOQW.COM

All gone, guess early bird take the worm. I especially liked OTXV - Online Texas Vehicles maybe.

 

[WORDSWORTH]

All gone, guess early bird take the worm. I especially liked OTXV - Online Texas Vehicles maybe.

Looks like one big bird gobbled up all three shortly after posting. I've seen lots available for reg. recently, including the Vagz I picked up yesterday. None are around for too long though.

 

[Semtex]

Today on TDNX:

wyqt $20
wvqt $20
vtqt $20
utqt $20
pwuy $20
nuyw $20
nhfy $30
neqt $35
mnac $815
lgyu $20
lesj $140
idqt $20
hwue $25
fwiy $25
fkiy $20
akqt $25
renewals have been added

Today on Namejet:

evcn $80

 

[-REECE-]

SYFY.com sold for $250,000 -- full story on TheDomains.com

 

[Nem0]

SYFY.com sold for $250,000 -- full story on TheDomains.com

Neat story. Me and my bro were just talking about that name yesterday and wondering how much it sold for. I think I would have been perfectly fine with that price; Syfy.com is not near as nice as something like Candy.com or Toys.com like the blogger said. Thanks for the link

 

[-REECE-]

You're welcome Daniel. Even knowing who the buyer was, I'm a bit surprised he'd be disappointed with $250k. I do question why NBC would go with SYFY.com when they already own SciFi.com but I'm not going to complain about another LLLL.com finding an end user

Neat story. Me and my bro were just talking about that name yesterday and wondering how much it sold for. I think I would have been perfectly fine with that price; Syfy.com is not near as nice as something like Candy.com or Toys.com like the blogger said. Thanks for the link

 

[snoop]

Yes but Spade, why it doesn't make sense when people run around like headless chickens shouting "the sky is falling the sky is falling" :p when prices dip slightly.

To say prices have "dipped slightly" is hardly an accurate description of the market.

Why i'm holding onto most of my llll.com portfolio, i'd rather sell one a year to an end user than all of them for reseller pricing even now. Or even when the so called buy out falls, my names are not dependent on the buy out holding, but purchased for individual brandability.

Is your model profitable? At the end the day that is what counts.

 

[Domainace]

Yes but Spade, why it doesn't make sense when people run around like headless chickens shouting "the sky is falling the sky is falling" :p when prices dip slightly.

The sky is falling. And I'm catching:wave:

Assuming the whole world doesn't fall apart, these are good investments imho. If the world does fall apart, it won't matter much which way we are invested.

 

[accent]

If I had owned SYFY I would not have thought it had much value as an acronym for Sci-Fi. This is why some people put such huge values on all their names - you do not get gold if you ask for brass.

SYFY can be trademarked, apparently an important issue to the buyers, a point we should remember as sellers.

 

[gladdy]

ANNI.COM
$7500
GreatDomains.com

 

[Spade]

Yes but Spade, why it doesn't make sense when people run around like headless chickens shouting "the sky is falling the sky is falling" :p when prices dip slightly\.

You dont see me shouting. =)

However, I also did not invest heavily in LLLL.com. I bought a select few to tuck in my pocket (some for resale when I knew I could make a quick buck). I also was able to renew the portfolio today at $2.14 per domain today thanks to Godaddy =) which makes it a very affordable investment.