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GAMEFINEST

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Four letter domains with crappy letters will start dropping either this year or next

year, people who have tons of those with renewal fees adding up might be

dropping them with the values of them going down big time, thats my take on it,

what do you guys think?
 
Looks like it's happening already.
 
I figured this kind of thing would happen.
I only kept a few good ones and sold off the rest.
 
too expensive to renew all the crappy 4Ls
for example, I just got one for $10 off of here 2 days ago :)
 
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I talked about this in October..after they were bought out.
 
or companies could evolve whcih make sense of the letters
 
or companies could evolve whcih make sense of the letters

You're talking about hundreds of thousands of companies here...A lot of crappy LLLL.coms have less than 2000 Google results - the chances of even 10% of companies evolving with the same names is the same as pushing your hand through the brick wall.
 
I feel for the people who bought alot of them off ebay for xxx amounts, without any knowledge of domains and the prices etc
 
I think they will move one ladder down to people buying them at a little above regfee values. Would take a little more while for the depreciating value to finally make them drop the names.
 
That's called market correction :)
 
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