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

 

[1john2004]

hubd.com $1500 (sedo homepage)

 

[gladdy]

Closing in less than 24 hours @ sedo
---------- Current Bid --Bids
ohaq.com -- $60 -- 1
qqrq.com -- $189 -- 10
msui.com -- $132 -- 8
ritn.com -- $245 -- 18

 

[Nem0]

at NJ:

ETSU $7,700

Anyone know why? Can't just be because it's an Etsy typo can it..

Also:

PDEC $919

 

[ebatcave]

at NJ:

ETSU $7,700

Anyone know why? Can't just be because it's an Etsy typo can it..

etsu . edu - org and net point to it already.

 

[Nem0]

etsu . edu - org and net point to it already.

Nice. Wow that quickly.

I had a feeling it was the edu.

Edit: They don't resolve to the .com for me..

 

[John Baron]

Amki.com $355 at Sedo

 

[gladdy]

ETSU is popular Japanese female name, just because that.

at NJ:

ETSU $7,700

Anyone know why? Can't just be because it's an Etsy typo can it..

Also:

PDEC $919

 

[dag]

Just received payment for:

H/V/F/M dot com -- $600

to an end user...

 

[noy.com]

I believe some of the worse LLLL.com have sold for better prices than some of the best LLLL.com.

I believe the worst LLLL.com have positive value, especially in certain countries.

So why then so many of them drop without single bid or for $10 max at tdnam? Why don't you just grab all of them as great investment?

 

[bmugford]

I just did a scan on TDNAM. There are 300+ LLLL.com ending in the next 10 days and every single one has at least 1 bid. They rarely end without bids.

Brad

So why then so many of them drop without single bid or for $10 max at tdnam? Why don't you just grab all of them as great investment?

 

[noy.com]

bmugford,

1. have seen domains not getting any bids lately
2. have bought few for $10 min fee
3. don't see much difference between $0 and $10. Still means no value, except that somebody is willing to speculate and grab all with hope that few will turn out to be valuable for some end-user somewhere and the rest will be dropped again.
4. if you sort llll.com in tdnam for expired names by time left right now, first 20 or so have only 1 bid, proving point 3. The same goes for absolute majority of names there. Try to bid $15 for argument's sake there, and you'll probably get the name without any fight.

 

[tetrapak]

NJ:

pdec $919

 

[Dotmainer]

bmugford,
3. don't see much difference between $0 and $10.
..............

can i have that small difference of 10$ ... so 200x ?

I'm sending you my paypal through PM

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[noy.com]

can i have that small difference of 10$ ... so 200x ?

I'm sending you my paypal through PM

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What kind of math is that? I'll try to explain slowly:

- Individual domains might have zero value for the person(s) doing buyout. They incur the cost of $10 fee plus registration cost per domain hoping that among, let's say, 2000 that they buy (cost of 2000x$18=$36000), their will be 100 hidden gems averaging sale price of, let's assume, $500 (100x$500=50000).

Of course, there is considerable risk involved and probably people attempting those buyouts might be changing, each new one thinking that he might have gotten golden idea and each one ending in a loss. Of course, like in gambling, you might end up with gain, but if you think in terms of expected value, enpv of such project is probably negative. Regardless of the outcome, only 100 out of 2000 in the example had actually value and they paid for the cost of valueless ones. The cost got incurred due to imperfect information.

 

[Nem0]

I just did a scan on TDNAM. There are 300+ LLLL.com ending in the next 10 days and every single one has at least 1 bid. They rarely end without bids.

Brad

Yep, and that makes them about $20 per name without coupon.

At NJ:

OJOS $8,702
:tri:

 

[gladdy]

OJOS.COM really nice one.
I tought I can buy it for 2k, but quickly understood no luck there,
this domain rocks, means eyes in spanish, million links in google.

OJOS $8,702
:tri:

 

[Nem0]

this domain rocks, means eyes in spanish, million links in google.

Hence the triclops

 

[Semtex]

1. have seen domains not getting any bids lately
2. have bought few for $10 min fee
.

I'm not for sure what names you are referring to. I post these sales daily on LLLLsales and 99% of them are picked up with 1 or more bids daily this entire year. If there are 50 names or less ending on a particular day, they are always bought up. When you have a day with more than 50 names, than you might find the occasional 2-3 names slip through with no bids. They are then bought up for $15 the next day when they are discounted.

Saying that you have a bought a few names for $10 also means you paid $8-$10 reg on top of that. You might have bought a few, but there were also 1000+ names that sold for $20-$40 before that.

 

[noy.com]

If any LLLL.com has value, then why so many of them get dropped? LLL.coms get dropped occasionally, as well, but for 1 LLL.com dropped there are probably 1000 LLLL.coms dropped, not 26.

And, if any LLLL.com has value, why majority of them end with 1 bid at $10? Wouldn't you expect some competition for a valuable resource? And how does the value of $10 appear? Why $10? And why it is not growing over the time to, say, $15 minimum?

 

[ODST.com]

Your logic is a little hard to follow