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What would you say Crappy LLLL.com go for

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I just baught a bulk amount of 72 domains.


Do you think $12.00 each is a good price?


say like xyzs.com
 
I'd rather have a good 5-letter .com than a crappy 4-letter one.
 
In answer to your question... NO.

You can hand reg them.. they drop daily.. LLLL.com are Namepros hype, nothing more.
 
Crappy is never good, but what is crappy???...its a matter of opinion.

Good Luck one or two good sales could cover your purchase.
 
Some LLLL sell for low xxxx every week, even with 'crappy' letters, but it's hit and miss to try and pick what will sell. I'd be selective about what you buy and at least have some reason for picking the letters. At least you just paid over reg fee for each ($12). If you are buying to invest, then you need to earn close to $600/yr in sales or ppc just to cover renewal fees - that will tell if it's a good buy or not.
 
Thank, everyone I can no longer make my purchase.. A friend of mine crashed today. thanks for all the feedback tho.
 
Looks like he had not made the purchase, and is now admitting to be none paying scum.
 
Acually no! at $2.7 thats a really good deal for 4llll.com domains. No matter what people think. You can sell each name at $5.00 and make double your profit
 
I'm lost now...maybe I'll go to the chatroom and think about this thread...LOL

hope it doesn't still stink in there....:pound:
 
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