Dynadot

What is the N-N-N value?

Spaceship Spaceship
Watch

djum

Top Member
Impact
1,245
There's only 999 of them exist.
And it's 5 character domains.
With all 6N.com without 0 and 4 registered this must have some value, afterall it's only 3 digits there.
Can be really easy to remember like 0-0-7.com, or 4-2-0.com, or 1-8-7.com
What you guys think?
 
Last edited:
0
•••
The views expressed on this page by users and staff are their own, not those of NamePros.
Anyway, after i posted list of remaining N-N-N with 8, all of them were registered today.
More than 200 gone within a day, thats impressive.
Good example that in someones opinion they do have value and were unregistered just because people forgot about them.

on the other side of that assumption...

someone may be gambling on such hype, as you have provided, to hopefully "add" value, to a category that really has none.

as one could post a list of random domains in any extension and "somebody" will register some, with similar hopes in mind.

just saying, imo ....
 
5
•••
I checked once again list of developed N-N-N.com and added new one's including .cn sites, here is the full list and their year of registration:


Most of this developed domains is Chinese and many in last 1-2 year. So it's not today trend, N-N-N.com was popular for years already, some registered in 1996, 1997 and now becoming more popular.
 
4
•••
For the record I did take 5 of the remaining no 0, no 4, with 8 a couple days ago.

#sillyspeculating
 
3
•••
I foresee a n-n-n.ws buyout coming.
 
3
•••
I guess then N-N-N minimum wholesale value must be around 10% of this, so something about $475.00

don't assume that one relates to the other or that values transcend down the tld ladder as a percentage.

imo...
 
2
•••
Just regged 9-8-0.com. With 0 at the end is it Chinese friendly or not?

Looked also at 9-8-5.com, but it was already taken by someone else...
And not only this one.
I just checked again and many names are gone. From 384 it's down to 181 in just a day.
Here's what's left:

0-1-4.com
0-1-6.com
0-1-8.com
0-1-9.com
0-3-1.com
0-3-2.com
0-3-5.com
0-3-7.com
0-3-8.com
0-3-9.com
0-4-1.com
0-4-2.com
0-4-3.com
0-4-5.com
0-4-6.com
0-4-7.com
0-4-8.com
0-4-9.com
0-5-1.com
0-5-2.com
0-5-3.com
0-5-4.com
0-5-5.com
0-5-7.com
0-5-8.com
0-5-9.com
0-6-1.com
0-6-2.com
0-6-3.com
0-6-4.com
0-6-5.com
0-6-7.com
0-6-8.com
0-6-9.com
0-7-1.com
0-7-2.com
0-7-4.com
0-7-5.com
0-7-6.com
0-7-8.com
0-8-1.com
0-8-2.com
0-8-3.com
0-8-5.com
0-9-2.com
0-9-3.com
0-9-4.com
0-9-6.com
0-9-7.com
0-9-8.com
1-4-0.com
1-4-5.com
1-4-9.com
1-8-4.com
2-0-4.com
2-1-4.com
2-4-0.com
2-4-4.com
2-4-9.com
2-5-4.com
2-6-4.com
2-7-4.com
2-8-4.com
2-9-4.com
3-0-4.com
3-4-0.com
3-4-6.com
3-4-7.com
3-4-8.com
3-4-9.com
3-5-4.com
3-6-4.com
3-7-4.com
3-8-4.com
3-9-4.com
4-0-2.com
4-0-3.com
4-0-5.com
4-0-6.com
4-0-8.com
4-1-0.com
4-1-6.com
4-2-1.com
4-2-3.com
4-2-6.com
4-2-7.com
4-2-8.com
4-3-0.com
4-3-1.com
4-3-5.com
4-3-7.com
4-3-8.com
4-3-9.com
4-5-3.com
4-5-5.com
4-5-9.com
4-6-1.com
4-6-3.com
4-6-5.com
4-6-7.com
4-6-9.com
4-7-0.com
4-7-1.com
4-7-2.com
4-7-3.com
4-7-5.com
4-7-6.com
4-7-9.com
4-8-0.com
4-8-1.com
4-8-2.com
4-8-3.com
4-8-5.com
4-8-7.com
4-8-9.com
4-9-0.com
4-9-1.com
4-9-2.com
4-9-3.com
4-9-5.com
4-9-6.com
4-9-7.com
4-9-8.com
5-1-4.com
5-4-0.com
5-4-2.com
5-4-5.com
5-4-6.com
5-4-7.com
5-4-8.com
5-4-9.com
5-7-4.com
5-8-4.com
5-9-4.com
6-3-4.com
6-4-0.com
6-4-1.com
6-4-6.com
6-4-7.com
6-4-9.com
6-7-4.com
6-8-4.com
6-9-4.com
7-3-4.com
7-4-0.com
7-4-1.com
7-4-2.com
7-4-3.com
7-4-4.com
7-4-5.com
7-4-6.com
7-4-8.com
7-4-9.com
7-6-4.com
7-8-4.com
7-9-4.com
8-0-4.com
8-2-4.com
8-3-4.com
8-4-0.com
8-4-1.com
8-4-3.com
8-4-4.com
8-4-5.com
8-4-9.com
8-5-4.com
8-6-4.com
8-7-4.com
8-9-4.com
9-2-4.com
9-3-4.com
9-4-0.com
9-4-1.com
9-4-2.com
9-4-3.com
9-4-4.com
9-4-6.com
9-4-7.com
9-4-8.com
9-6-4.com
9-8-4.com
 
2
•••
Everything is assumption, f.e. this:

"one could post a list of random domains in any extension and "somebody" will register some, with similar hopes in mind."

Obviously not every extension will work and not just random domains.

People invest on assumptions, I think few members posted lists of 6N domains few months ago, when they "really had no value" like you say. Guess what? Now all 6N without 0 and 4 are gone and the ones they took with with good patterns are very valuable. Market is changing rapidly and people who can predict which way it goes make more money than late followers. Of course sometimes they wrong and deal with loss, but domaining is risky business, everyone knows, there's no assets that are safe. You may say LLL.com are, but people who bought them in 2008 for 8-10K had to wait 7 years just to break even. And miss all those good investment opportunities..

N-N-N better than random 6N because they had value back in 2007-2010, that gives you more confidence than investing in 6N.
 
2
•••
Personally I think that 1-8-4.com is good combination, based on Fengshui theory that I've seen.
48, 54 and 84 are all good combinations with 4. And domains starting with 1 and 2 are best both for Chinese and Western world.
But somewhere on the forums one Chinese member answered that 84 = neutral, not bad and not good, I take it, since he probably knows better than me.
It can also depend on the dialect: in Mandarin and Cantonese meaning of number 4 are different.
In Cantonese it's not as bad and may be even good, but most Chinese speak Mandarin.
 
Last edited:
2
•••
Errr - I don't know. According to whois, I reg'd them this morning? Before I posted the non 0, 4, 5 list over in the 33,000 6N thread. ;)

8-6-1
8-7-1
7-8-1
6-9-8
6-8-1

And I just blindly grabbed the last with 8 non-4, non-0 names. Cause I figured, why not? I've got over 200 6N or longer numerics. What's another 5?

#domainslikepotatochips
 
2
•••
2
•••
and 1-6-9.com is still available

Not anymore :)

Someone grabbed it, and it wasn't me, I swear.

I have few others though, all have number 8 and very Chinese friendly:

1-8-7.com
6-2-8.com
6-8-9.com
8-9-7.com
 
1
•••
Not anymore :)

Someone grabbed it, and it wasn't me, I swear.

I have few others though, all have number 8 and very Chinese friendly:

1-8-7.com
6-2-8.com
6-8-9.com
8-9-7.com


Entirely off topic, but here what's left without 0, 4 or 5:


1-6-2.com + available
1-6-7.com + available
1-7-2.com + available
1-7-3.com + available
1-9-6.com + available
2-3-1.com + available
2-3-7.com + available
2-6-1.com + available
2-6-7.com + available
2-6-9.com + available
2-7-1.com + available
2-7-6.com + available
2-9-3.com + available
2-9-6.com + available
2-9-7.com + available
3-2-7.com + available
3-6-2.com + available
3-7-1.com + available
3-7-2.com + available
3-7-6.com + available
3-7-9.com + available
3-9-1.com + available
3-9-7.com + available
6-1-3.com + available
6-1-9.com + available
6-2-1.com + available
6-2-3.com + available
6-2-7.com + available
6-3-2.com + available
6-3-7.com + available
6-3-9.com + available
6-7-1.com + available
6-7-2.com + available
6-7-3.com + available
6-7-9.com + available
6-9-1.com + available
6-9-2.com + available
6-9-7.com + available
7-2-3.com + available
7-2-6.com + available
7-3-2.com + available
7-3-6.com + available
7-3-9.com + available
7-6-1.com + available
7-6-2.com + available
7-6-3.com + available
7-6-9.com + available
7-9-1.com + available
7-9-2.com + available
7-9-3.com + available
7-9-6.com + available
9-2-6.com + available
9-2-7.com + available
9-3-7.com + available
9-6-1.com + available
9-6-7.com + available
9-7-6.com + available
 
1
•••
Holy s....

While I was looking, all these domains are taken now... And I did not regged a single one from this list :(
Wow!
I think they missed few though, or may be they were not listed in first post.

Anyway, here's the list of remaining domains with number 8 (some of them have 0 and 4):

0-1-8.com
0-3-8.com
0-4-8.com
0-5-8.com
0-6-8.com
0-7-8.com
0-8-1.com
0-8-2.com
0-8-3.com
0-8-5.com
0-9-8.com
1-8-4.com
2-8-4.com
3-0-8.com
3-4-8.com
3-8-4.com
4-0-8.com
4-2-8.com
4-3-8.com
4-8-0.com
4-8-1.com
4-8-2.com
4-8-3.com
4-8-5.com
4-8-7.com
4-8-9.com
4-9-8.com
5-0-8.com
5-4-8.com
5-8-1.com
5-8-2.com
5-8-3.com
5-8-4.com
6-8-0.com
6-8-4.com
7-0-8.com
7-4-8.com
7-5-8.com
7-8-0.com
7-8-4.com
8-0-1.com
8-0-3.com
8-0-4.com
8-0-5.com
8-0-9.com
8-2-0.com
8-2-4.com
8-3-4.com
8-4-0.com
8-4-1.com
8-4-3.com
8-4-4.com
8-4-5.com
8-4-9.com
8-5-1.com
8-5-2.com
8-5-4.com
8-6-4.com
8-7-0.com
8-7-4.com
8-9-0.com
8-9-4.com
9-4-8.com
9-8-0.com
9-8-4.com
9-8-5.com

Total number of free domains under 300 now.
 
1
•••
There many aspects to domains that make them "limited" that does not mean valuable though, example there can only ever 8888888888a-88888888888z .......26 in total, does this make them valuable? Not really
 
1
•••
According to 3Character minimum wholesale value of N-N.com is $4750. I guess then N-N-N minimum wholesale value must be around 10% of this, so something about $475.00
 
1
•••
I
There many aspects to domains that make them "limited" that does not mean valuable though, example there can only ever 8888888888a-88888888888z .......26 in total, does this make them valuable? Not really
think you exaggerating here, comparing N-N-N that on 5 characters and easy to remember with too many 8 to counts mixed with some letters.

Anyway, after i posted list of remaining N-N-N with 8, all of them were registered today.
More than 200 gone within a day, thats impressive.
Good example that in someones opinion they do have value and were unregistered just because people forgot about them.

Here's the list of 192 free N-N-N:

0-1-4.com
0-1-6.com
0-1-8.com
0-1-9.com
0-3-1.com
0-3-2.com
0-3-5.com
0-3-7.com
0-3-8.com
0-3-9.com
0-4-1.com
0-4-2.com
0-4-3.com
0-4-5.com
0-4-6.com
0-4-7.com
0-4-8.com
0-4-9.com
0-5-1.com
0-5-2.com
0-5-3.com
0-5-4.com
0-5-5.com
0-5-7.com
0-5-8.com
0-5-9.com
0-6-1.com
0-6-2.com
0-6-3.com
0-6-4.com
0-6-5.com
0-6-7.com
0-6-8.com
0-6-9.com
0-7-1.com
0-7-2.com
0-7-4.com
0-7-5.com
0-7-6.com
0-7-8.com
0-8-1.com
0-8-2.com
0-8-3.com
0-8-5.com
0-9-2.com
0-9-3.com
0-9-4.com
0-9-6.com
0-9-7.com
0-9-8.com
1-4-0.com
1-4-5.com
1-4-9.com
1-8-4.com
2-0-4.com
2-1-4.com
2-4-0.com
2-4-4.com
2-4-9.com
2-5-4.com
2-6-4.com
2-7-4.com
2-8-4.com
2-9-4.com
3-0-4.com
3-4-0.com
3-4-6.com
3-4-7.com
3-4-8.com
3-4-9.com
3-5-4.com
3-6-4.com
3-7-4.com
3-8-4.com
3-9-4.com
4-0-2.com
4-0-3.com
4-0-5.com
4-0-6.com
4-0-8.com
4-1-0.com
4-1-6.com
4-2-1.com
4-2-3.com
4-2-6.com
4-2-7.com
4-2-8.com
4-3-0.com
4-3-1.com
4-3-5.com
4-3-7.com
4-3-8.com
4-3-9.com
4-5-3.com
4-5-5.com
4-5-9.com
4-6-1.com
4-6-3.com
4-6-5.com
4-6-7.com
4-6-9.com
4-7-0.com
4-7-1.com
4-7-2.com
4-7-3.com
4-7-5.com
4-7-6.com
4-7-9.com
4-8-0.com
4-8-1.com
4-8-2.com
4-8-3.com
4-8-5.com
4-8-7.com
4-8-9.com
4-9-0.com
4-9-1.com
4-9-2.com
4-9-3.com
4-9-5.com
4-9-6.com
4-9-7.com
4-9-8.com
5-1-4.com
5-4-0.com
5-4-2.com
5-4-5.com
5-4-6.com
5-4-7.com
5-4-8.com
5-4-9.com
5-7-4.com
5-8-4.com
5-9-4.com
6-3-4.com
6-4-0.com
6-4-1.com
6-4-6.com
6-4-7.com
6-4-9.com
6-7-4.com
6-8-4.com
6-9-4.com
7-3-4.com
7-4-0.com
7-4-1.com
7-4-2.com
7-4-3.com
7-4-4.com
7-4-5.com
7-4-6.com
7-4-8.com
7-4-9.com
7-6-4.com
7-8-4.com
7-9-4.com
8-0-4.com
8-2-4.com
8-3-4.com
8-4-0.com
8-4-1.com
8-4-3.com
8-4-4.com
8-4-5.com
8-4-9.com
8-5-4.com
8-6-4.com
8-7-4.com
8-9-4.com
9-2-4.com
9-3-4.com
9-4-0.com
9-4-1.com
9-4-2.com
9-4-3.com
9-4-4.com
9-4-6.com
9-4-7.com
9-4-8.com
9-6-4.com
9-8-4.com
 
1
•••
For the record I did take 5 of the remaining no 0, no 4, with 8 a couple days ago.

#sillyspeculating

You took few, someone else took few, and now only 180 such unique numeric domains left for hand registering. It was more than twice that amount available on Sunday :xf.eek:, and it was possible to be slow and picky back then. Now it looks more like "get what you can before it is too late"...

PS
Did you do it (regged 5 premium ones) before or after a post of a potential usage of numeric domains in agricultural business?

PPS
Is 0 in the first position very bad for the domains? What is less worse, something like 0-9-8.com or something with 4, like 1-8-4.com (both still available for hand reg)?
 
Last edited:
1
•••
Hey, 3-3-3 sold for $500 on 2008-05-06 so that makes the rest of these virtually junk.
One hyphen is bad enough, but two... good lord.

The only reason these are registered are from the lurkers that get excited every time someone posts a possible 'next trend'.

The 'next trend' won't be discussed ad nauseam until it's too late for 'handreg' opportunists, and the pickings are nil.

Yes, it's already here.
 
1
•••
Surely you're not comparing a sale from 2008 to now? You could have also handreg almost any 5N and surely just about every 6N. Around then I bought some 20 4N's from someone in a lot for $3k and I still have half of them. ;)

I was against the double dash thing for a little where there. But then I couldn't pass it up. I don't think I'll retire on the ~$45 investment (and I may even need to renew them a couple times). So long as the numeric market in general holds up and maintains an upward trend, I think they'll do OK.
 
1
•••
you can handreg N-N-N right now

120 left now, all starting with 0 or have 4, just like 6N's available.

If there was inefficiency in this market it was fixed in last 5 days.
 
1
•••
120 left now, all starting with 0 or have 4, just like 6N's available.

If there was inefficiency in this market it was fixed in last 5 days.

As George Costanza said ............... "it's not a lie if you believe it"
 
1
•••
I saw 1-8-8.com dropped today. I hadn't been checking the drop lists lately and let this one slip by. Hope someone here got lucky and grabbed it!
 
1
•••
Did anyone else notice that 8-8-8 has sold again
 
1
•••
LOL ......see me for the .ninja equavilant
 
1
•••
I have one with repeat number but with a .press extension do you guys think it I worth to hold it?
 
1
•••
  • The sidebar remains visible by scrolling at a speed relative to the page’s height.
Back