Recent pick up in LLLL.com sales

[theinvestor]

Has anyone else noticed that in the last few days there has been a lot of LLLL.com sales?

They appear to be at end user prices.

 

[Theo]

On Sedo? I saw a few but wasn't impressed with the letter quality or the prices.

 

[tristanperry]

I think domaining overall is starting to pick-up a bit, in-line with the (albeit mixed) economic news coming out.

The economy (hence domaining recovery) still has a long way to go but I think things are slowly starting to pick-up. Hence LLLL.com sales will slowly start to pick up also.

 

[cursal]

I sold a LLLL.com last week for low $x,xxx

Broker called me on behalf of his end-user.
No negotiation. I just said here is my price take it or leave it.

Made it easy for us both and I think we both made out.

 

[theinvestor]

Well i will post the last two days...seems to me there's way more than usual!!

vcig.com - $6,250 - August 19th
exch.com - $8,200 - August 19th

jany.com - $2,000 - August 20th
joob.com - $3,800 - August 20th
stto.com - $3,525 - August 20th
tagz.com - $7,995 - August 20th
ubfs.com - $3,500 - August 20th
aidc.com - $4,250 - August 20th
bulp.com - $3,015 - August 20th
clik.com - $10,000 - August 20th
esob.com - $5,000 - August 20th
fsqr.com - $2,500 - August 20th
gfps.com - $4,500 - August 20th
hkbb.com - $3,588 - August 20th
iels.com - $2,000 - August 20th
inaa.com - $2,000 - August 20th
invt.com - $3,000 - August 20th

ipal.com - $59,000 - August 20th

 

[hugegrowth]

I noticed that too looking through the dnj sales report this week. Some you can see why, others you scratch your head. Other than the premium letters or pronouncables, you just can't tell what will sell in that range. Lots of LLLL for sale in the forum for $xx

 

[tetrapak]

Finally other domainers start to realize as well that it is not all about the "close to regfee" xcyz.com llll.com's. This niche will get bigger and bigger by the years.

 

[britishbulldog]

Has anyone else noticed that in the last few days there has been a lot of LLLL.com sales?

They appear to be at end user prices.

Yep i see people on here asking and other bidding for stupid money for crap llll.com just because they can be pronounced although just about.

 

[theinvestor]

hugh.com recently for $25,000 and today i see oomi.com for $2100

I do not think this solely an LLLL.com boost... i simply think this market is recovering.

 

[katherine]

Well i will post the last two days...seems to me there's way more than usual!!

vcig.com - $6,250 - August 19th
exch.com - $8,200 - August 19th

jany.com - $2,000 - August 20th
joob.com - $3,800 - August 20th
stto.com - $3,525 - August 20th
tagz.com - $7,995 - August 20th
ubfs.com - $3,500 - August 20th
aidc.com - $4,250 - August 20th
bulp.com - $3,015 - August 20th
clik.com - $10,000 - August 20th
esob.com - $5,000 - August 20th
fsqr.com - $2,500 - August 20th
gfps.com - $4,500 - August 20th
hkbb.com - $3,588 - August 20th
iels.com - $2,000 - August 20th
inaa.com - $2,000 - August 20th
invt.com - $3,000 - August 20th

ipal.com - $59,000 - August 20th

I hope these sales are not the result of a single buyer/domainer who feels like he missed the boat.

 

[DomainMagnate]

yep things are starting to pick up pace.

 

[tetrapak]

I hope these sales are not the result of a single buyer/domainer who feels like he missed the boat.

Definitely not, you can see similar sales every week, just not this much.

 

[theinvestor]

Kate, it takes a simple whois check to see that they are different owners.

 

[tristanperry]

Yep i see people on here asking and other bidding for stupid money for crap llll.com just because they can be pronounced although just about.

Just like crap LLL.com domains are worthless? Oh wait..

As the internet grows it's only logical that the shorter domains (firstly LLL.coms and then LLL.nets and now LLLL.coms) will grow in value, IMO

 

[katherine]

As the internet grows it's only logical that the shorter domains (firstly LLL.coms and then LLL.nets and now LLLL.coms) will grow in value, IMO

Makes sense, except that unlike LL/LLL, LLLL are not as good as acronym.

 

[draggar]

News like this makes me very happy that I've been taking in as many good hand reggies that I can recently.

 

[tetrapak]

Most LLLL.com's have amazinig acronym possibilities, and let's not forget once an LLL.com is gone (and sooner or later ~all will be in the hands of end-users), companies need to find alternatives. Alternative is to put O as Online in their domain, or I as Inc etc. Let alone that LLLL.com's offer much more pronouncables and brandables than LLL.com's. Krik, dato, lama, bulp...

 

[Gerry]

Many members still consider certain letters as "trash".

Meanwhile, those same members forget that the internet reaches beyond borders.

I have enjoyed some very good private sales for LLLL.com that others would consider junk.

The only time I publish or announce a sale and when I through it up on auction. Private negotiations are exactly that - private.

And yes, I am buying as well.

But PLEASE, enough of the PM's for unsolicited domains.

There are 17,576 combinations and I do not want to own all of them.

 

[katherine]

There are 17,576 combinations and I do not want to own all of them.

I seem to remember that Reece has 2K+ of them on sale for cheap.

 

[hugegrowth]

LLLL.com have 456,976 possible combinations.