On Nov. 02, 2007 all LLLL.com were bought out.
On Feb. 05, 2008 all premium LLLL.net were bough out.
Its time to start LLLL.org countdown.
On Feb. 05, 2008 all premium LLLL.net were bough out.
Its time to start LLLL.org countdown.
Chinese premiums will not drop. Others - perhapsIt will probabaly be the other way round and the so called Chinese premiums will drop.
Chinese premiums will not drop. Others - perhaps
3% is not much. It is suspicously low percentage.
Did you read http://www.thedomains.com/2015/11/13/franks-schilling-sells-2000-4-letter-com-for-3-million-dollars/
Note that they mention .com .net ...... .xyz .click .link and some other crap (i've never saw a single site on these extentions) and no mentions of .org one the oldest domain extentions. Why?
it's indeed pretty strange, I've never heard of these extensions even before reading that article a couple days ago.3% is not much. It is suspicously low percentage.
Did you read http://www.thedomains.com/2015/11/13/franks-schilling-sells-2000-4-letter-com-for-3-million-dollars/
Note that they mention .com .net ...... .xyz .click .link and some other crap (i've never saw a single site on these extentions) and no mentions of .org one the oldest domain extentions. Why?
it's indeed pretty strange, I've never heard of these extensions even before reading that article a couple days ago.
What do you think will give getter RIO:
- western LLLL.org
or
- chinese LLLL.co (for $2.8 at Namecheap)
Any thoughts about LLLL.info ? Going to eat dust?.co has too expensive renewals for successful buyout and hold at this stage. Renewing the whole field would require around $10M year vs around $4M year for .com/net/org.
But hypothetically, assuming there is a WP .org and CP .co buyout (at the rate they are going in any ext. - I wouldn't be surprised if it happened within a few months) - which has a better potential for higher ROI - I'm not concerned with renewals, more into quick flips..co has too expensive renewals for successful buyout and hold at this stage. Renewing the whole field would require around $10M year vs around $4M year for .com/net/org.


