For Sale 80 premium biz

[zxc]

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[Together]

BUY ALL ONLY : $ 10.000 Very limited offer.
Slightly above reg cost.

I am a little unclear as to how 80 domains which reg fee are about $10 each works out to $10 000.00. I must be missing something as I only come up with around $800.00 in reg fees. Could you please explain?

 

[zxc]

All of them were paid for 2-4 years since registration. Many are lr2 registrations where people were bidding against eachother. I myself paid 4 figures to buy a lr2 domain (not in the list). I was lucky to pay less than $100 for most of them (second hand) a few years ago, so they are cheap.
This price is indeed extremely low even for resellers, but not many people have enough money to buy names in bulk.

Lr2 name means at least 2 people applied before lr1.

Neulevel's ignorance of its own tld after an arrogant introduction is inexcusable. Those names were supposed to be worth $10.000 at least each after a reasonable promotion.

 

[octobus]

It wasnt cheap to register landrush domains

 

[dnbidder]

are you selling the domains on there own as well?

 

[happypaper]

still on sale?

 

[zxc]

Still on sale.
Names can be sold individually but price would be higher..
Can sell 60 names of my choice for $5000.

 

[coolblue23]

how much for
gambler -lr2
thanks

 

[happypaper]

how much for "alice -lr2"?

 

[zxc]

Please pm offers.
Normally I ask 4 figures for lr2 names. Someone offered $200 last year (and probably hoping negotiation)just after drop was catched, my counter offer was 2000..

*:disclaimer, ones I think to be lr2 may be not lr2 names, and ones I didn't mark may be lr2 names.

 

[octobus]

Did you get these names yourself from the landrushes?

 

[zxc]

Some of them. Majority of lr2s were owned by a registrar. There were unpaid names (ordered by a user and never paid, or I suspect they ordered for themselves). There were tons of crap names there also which were dropped. I picked up the best ones. Soon after they multipled all prices by 5 or 25.
I also got asia.us and sold. I could get canada.us, australia.us for $100 each but ignored them. Later .us proved to be strong in generic names.

 

[octobus]

Yep, it's either painful or joyful to look back