.co Time to sell LLL.CO domains?

[Vergatiesa]

As you guys know LLL.CO prices have skyrocketed. The ones without v,a,e,i,o,u are already selling for $700 and the other ones are going for $200. These domains had pretty much no value 6 months ago (it was easy to register them using any registrar). Do you guys think the prices will continue to go up or it's time to sell them? I have a bunch and I am wondering whether it's a good time to sell them.

 

[noonoo1]

I've believed in .co right from the beginning and I've always had a liking for nnn.co but couldnt get hold of them.

I do have a nice portfolio of .co's but let a load of them drop 18 months ago because the renewals were a bit expensive for me at that particular time.

 

[dezinerite]

Does anyone know a website where I can find out which .co domains haven't been registered yet?

 

[Axc]

i think its time to hold - llll.co are picking up and when there all gone lll will rise again?
beauty of co its also only two characters .
i think thats the thing, people want short and com net org biz info are all obviously three or more letters

lll.co is five letters - so to get that in any other top extension means buying an ll
not many people are in those leagues but anyone can buy an lll.co cheapish
ive got a feeling it wont be for long
you can argue its a cctld but i think its generic enough its used like a gtld and its also obviously a shorter version of com which cant do cant it any harm

 

[artstar]

IMO opinion as far as TLDs go dot co is in top 5 cause it has meaning, short, looks like com, covers business\ company, ez to type, has history of decent sales.

as far as an extension it is superior in many ways!

 

[Wannabean]

has history of decent sales

I like this

When I need to raise cash I sell llll.com rather than lll.co.

For the price of good lll.co, I'd rather have them than the .com's at 50-100x the price.

 

[dezinerite]

Are there any 3l.co left? Not chips.

 

[imadoer]

no

 

[alcy]

Are there any 3l.co left? Not chips.

not any more

but not sure since when.. maybe 10 months.. someone can correct me.

 

[hearyourself]

There are LLL.co available.

For example the below are selling at a premium:
abs.co,als.co,bib.co,emo.co,fdf.co,for.co,gta.co,hpv.co

 

[alcy]

There are LLL.co available.

For example the below are selling at a premium:
abs.co,als.co,bib.co,emo.co,fdf.co,for.co,gta.co,hpv.co

he meant to reg
none left

 

[hearyourself]

Punch any of those names into a dot co register and see for yourself.

 

[alcy]

Punch any of those names into a dot co register and see for yourself.

are you sure u know what it means to reg a domain at regfee?

 

[BrandingModel.com]

LLL.co definitely on the raise and they are very liquid if you purchase them under $100. I sold 8 x LLL.co yesterday at $59 each all sold with-in an hour of listing on NP on two separate listings.

I have a rule sell a few and renew the rest and this is what I did as 11 months ago I got 40 x LLL.co for hand reg thanks to reading a NP thread on .co.

Ive sold 15 & traded 5 x LLL.co
7 @ $99.00
8 @ $58

I have made an ROI and renewed 20 x LLL.co from my sales.

I've recently received emails from Chinese domain investors but I really cant be bothered going through the hassles of escrow and the transfer process for my non-chips for about $150 - $180 each.

I have a feeling over the next few months we will see continued good sales of LLL.co especially with the CHIPS. IMO

The recent sales data of LLL.co & NNNN.co is a good indication these are maintaining their value and increasing slightly. IMO

 

[bluebox]

I sold 8 x LLL.co yesterday at $59 each all sold with-in an hour of listing on NP on two separate listings.

Pity I missed that...

 

[hugegrowth]

Which recent sales of NNNN.co?

 

[Michael R.]

Which recent sales of NNNN.co?

Very very few since the big Godaddy auction of the 10 March

 

[hugegrowth]

That's what I thought

 

[cfcoo]

Nice domain,

 

[bazabizo]

I wont ever sell a LLL.co for less than a 100. Even if renewing is costy, ROI is higher as we move on!

 

[Vergatiesa]

Looks like it was time to sell them...