What have I missed?

[domainer50]

Hey guys. As some of you may have noticed i have not been on the forum for some time now. I was wondering if anyone may be able to fill me in on anything i may have missed regarding namepros, and the domain industry itself. Any news would be greatly appreciated. I need to get back into the swing of things.

 

[Pred]

welcome back dude.
all LLLL.com sold out
all L-L-L.com sold out

thats a start for you :sold:

 

[domainer50]

Hmm thats interesting. I used to own several LLLL.com names but sold them for around $20 each. Guess i shouldve held on

 

[owntype]

There were 2 rounds sedo premium .mobi auctions, check results in .mobi section

 

[Steven]

From the ones not listed yet,
.TV launched me.TV platform on May 2007.
.TV extension is becoming ever popular.

.in special for around $4.
lll.in disappearing at a fast rate.

All lll.ca gone

 

[sashas]

- LLL.coms minimum value 6.5k. Should break the 8k barrier by January, 12-15k by June 2008
- .mobi still has the biggest cheerleading gang in the industry, along with a lot of shill bidding.
- LLL.in is the *next big thing*
- There are still great hand regs to be had
- Snapnames is no longer the place for bargains. Its the place you go to get your ass kicked by Bonkers2
- Namejet launched. No one bothered.
- Pool still has crappy registrars. I still don't know where half of my caught names are
- Sedo still takes a month to complete a transaction.


So as you can see...not much has changed

 

[Pred]

There were 2 rounds sedo premium .mobi auctions, check results in .mobi section

sorry , forgot mobi still rocking and taking on all comers :sold:

 

[domainer50]

sashas i like the namejet comment lol. I noticed that nothing has changed over at sedo. What a shocker lol.

 

[Spade]

Although NameJet isnt quite up to Par yet - all NSI and Enom names go there and not Snap.... effectively putting SnapNames from leader to follower.