| For the fun of it, I just did some simple math just out of curiosity.
We all know that there are 26x26x26x26 = 456,976 LLLL.com's in existance. That's almost around half a million combinations. From hearing some of the arguments, that number is just way to high to make a values of LLLL.com's sustainable.
I asked myself, how sustainable would it be to reg fee all these domain names each year at a cost of $8 per year. The answer is = $3,655,808. So in essence, if you controlled the entire LLLL.com market you would only need to pay $3.7 million per year to maintain this strangle hold.
I also did another number and wondered what would my portfolio be if i owned all LLLL.com's and each LLLL.com was worth $1000. I would have an asset of only $457 million. These numbers seem high, but when you put it into today's perspective where there are so many multi billionaires and large companies crank out billions of dollars like it was nothing than I don't think it's unrealistic for LLLL.com's to continue to go higher to even a $1000 average price tag.
My point is with the argument of sustainability, I think that the domain industry can easily sustain the current pricing of LLLL.com's and that they actually may be even undervalued.
Bob |