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Will There be a Market for LLLLL.com ?

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I have noticed that now the LLL.COM market has became virtually impossible to register names on, the LLLL.COM market has rocketed, maybe because people are rushing for the LLLL.COM's that are worth regging, and the market value for them has rocketed.

What happens when LLLL.COM ends up the same way as LLL.COM will there then become a market for LLLLL.COM ?
 
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Personally I dont think there will, theres nearly 12million of them! If there were to be a market for them it would take an awfully long time imo
 
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I think you might find that there already is a market for true pronouncable LLLLL.com with only premium letters (no jkquvwxyz). I can't find any to register, anyway.
 
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There will not be a market for random crap lettered LLLLL.com for being just that, only through true chance acronyms to end users, but I can't see them having a resller market behind them ever. Prononceable good lettered ones will have potential, just as would LLLLLL.coms. The reseller value in LLL.com and to an extent LLLL.com is that they are potentially acronyms for longer names. An LLLLL.com would be much less likely, as it would have to stand for 5 words, not 4 or 3.
 
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There is a bit of activity now. See the list below.

On my available names lists for LLLLL.com, I am finding ~1/3 of the names I list are being registered. There is definately growing interest. Ofcourse, care must be taken into picking the better names as a large percentage of the 12 million names are rubbish.

The other area of growing interest that should pick up a lot when the LLLL.com run out is the LL-L.com and L-LL.com. There are only 4913 premium* L-LL.com and 4913 premium* LL-L.com and I'm expecting these domains to run out around the same time as the 456976 LLLL.com run out.


5 Letter Domain Sales in 2007
Data found at NameBio.com
Sales below $1000 are excluded

yazzy.com $1,000 AfterNic
payed.com $1,100 Sedo
bsoft.com $1,161 Sedo
moobs.com $1,350 AfterNic
kazuo.com $1,500 AfterNic
ireka.com $1,600 AfterNic
fluge.com $1,708 Sedo
trolz.com $1,855 TDNAM
glupo.com $1,888 AfterNic
wesip.com $1,935 Sedo
nocoo.com $2,000 Sedo
milux.com $2,000 AfterNic
flowr.com $2,050 SnapNames
zonik.com $2,088 BuyDomain
rikka.com $2,115 BuyDomain
ucomm.com $2,144 Afternic/BuyDomain
corim.com $2,170 SnapNames
ebzel.com $2,250 SnapNames
cmusa.com $2,300 BuyDomain
mrdot.com $2,395 SnapNames
maske.com $2,395 SnapNames
abebe.com $2,488 Afternic/BuyDomain
dongo.com $2,488 BuyDomains
rayet.com $2,488 BuyDomains
thara.com $2,500 BuyDomains
sutro.com $2,600 SnapNames
ncmec.com $2,600 SnapNames
azmon.com $2,622 SnapNames
frend.com $2,655 SnapNames
urnas.com $2,660 Sedo
moogo.com $2,688 BuyDomains
phynd.com $2,888 BuyDomain
vepco.com $2,888 BuyDomain
hemos.com $2,888 BuyDomain
vanto.com $2,888 BuyDomain
pcint.com $2,888 BuyDomain
judex.com $2,888 BuyDomains
antix.com $3,099 SnapNames
durco.com $3,100 BuyDomain
calus.com $3,100 SnapNames
otube.com $3,200 SnapNames
wordy.com $3,279 SnapNames
myasp.com $3,288 BuyDomains
handh.com $3,436 SnapNames
snutt.com $3,475 BuyDomain
ehive.com $3,475 BuyDomain
atthe.com $3,500 BuyDomain
msgit.com $3,900 AfterNic
coris.com $4,200 SnapNames
duamu.com $5,985 Sedo
Boned.com $6,000 Moniker
eject.com $6,800 Sedo
NoFun.com $8,780 SnapNames
TIFAQ.com $9,000 SnapNames
naive.com $10,600 Sedo
iTeam.com $10,650 SnapNames
Dekor.com $12,000 Sedo
Neige.com $14,794 Sedo
bytes.com $17,500 Sedo
oleoo.com $17,955 Sedo
mooch.com $20,000 AfterNic
Jango.com $20,320 Moniker/ DomainSystems
Sfera.com $22,472 SnapNames
Targa.com $30,250 SnapNames
Remit.com $31,000 Pvt
diver.com $32,500 AfterNic
MyMag.com $48,888 AfterNic
Exito.com $121,560 Moniker/
Topix.com $1,000,000 Pvt Sale

*premium means letters excluding J,K,Q,U,V,W,X,Y,Z
 
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topix.com is really in another class of its own and shouldn't be used as a reference or anything.
 
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Say 2/3 of those listed are one word or two word domain names; I think we're a LONG way off from just collection of letters in 5 characters having value.
I contacted a 4 letter .com last week for a quote on a 4 letter .com that I was interested in for a personal project and got a quote of $2,500, non-negotiable. The letters have "0" acronyms on acronym finder, and no Google results that "mean" anything - so I was kind of taken aback, but I think that folks with 4 letters area either now liquidators (The bazaar sellers) or hoarders (Looking only for end-users and will sit on parking revenue until then.).
-Allan
 
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IAmAllanShore said:
Say 2/3 of those listed are one word or two word domain names; I think we're a LONG way off from just collection of letters in 5 characters having value.
I contacted a 4 letter .com last week for a quote on a 4 letter .com that I was interested in for a personal project and got a quote of $2,500, non-negotiable. The letters have "0" acronyms on acronym finder, and no Google results that "mean" anything - so I was kind of taken aback, but I think that folks with 4 letters area either now liquidators (The bazaar sellers) or hoarders (Looking only for end-users and will sit on parking revenue until then.).
-Allan

Was the LLLL from Nucom? :p
I got a similar quote once.

However, as with LLLL, if there is a definite meaning to it, value can be worth much more than zxyjq.com
 
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would NNNNN run out first before LLLLL have market?
 
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There is only 100,000 NNNNN.com compared to 11881376 LLLLL.com. Around 70% of the NNNNN.com are owned by Marchex as they are zip codes for US cities. This leaves only 30000 other NNNNN.com for everyone else. I'm not sure how many NNNNN.com there are available but there shouldn't be a lot.

It would be interesting to find out how many NNNNN.com there are available to reg.

My estimates based on a random sample is that 88% of them are registered.
 
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