N-N-N.com Nearing end! 75% GONE

[Poohnix]

I got 0-7-2, the other 2 were already gone!

Yeah, I took them... Regretted I didn't reg more of those a couple of days ago, but then I only took a few double 7-7 and the last double 8-8... (5-8-8)


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[DomainMagnate]

Had to just point out that was a mile off accurate.
The hundreds of developed sites which are listed L-L-L styley prove that.
They were found in about 30 mins of searching in total.
I will show off a much larger list soon.

I just hate dashes..

cheers Pred, good luck



~MG

 

[Bill Roy]

Gorlov, after reading your post I just did a check and reg'd a .info, 88-8.info (the only 888 available I could find).

Now back to run another sweep of the .com's before bed.

 

[PRED]

Okay, this amazed me!!!!!!

I think this will amaze everyone. I had a 5 minute search of a few websites. :blush:

I started at a-a-a.com & just logically worked through to a-a-z.com

That's it. Just 26 domains/websites.............

1/ All were registered

2/ These were websites, & some HUGE firms, big aeronautical firms etc

www.a-a-c.com
www.a-a-e.com (redirect)
www.a-a-f.com
www.a-a-i.com (redirect)
www.a-a-j.com
www.a-a-k.com
www.a-a-m.com
www.a-a-n.com (redirect)
www.a-a-o.com
www.a-a-p.com
www.a-a-q.com
www.a-a-t.com
www.a-a-v.com
www.a-a-w.com
www.a-a-z.com

That's 15/26

The rest were regged. Some to Buydomains, with their link at top

Pretty stunning stuff :yes:

 

[hugegrowth]

congrats mgrace on having the chutzpah to take out all the last N-N-N.com's

was wondering today if it was just someone tasting these remaining domains, and they'd all be thrown back, but I guess that theory is out the window.

since finding this thread and regging some L-L-L and N-N-N I find them easy to type in and nice to look at. the dashes separate the characters and make them easy to read, so I'm not surprised at all the developed sites on these types of domains.

It all boils down to what's left for people and companies to reg who need domains and can't pay a huge price. these domains just fill a need, I don't care if I like them or not, all that matters is that there are people out there who do.

 

[Leviathan21]

One of my N-N-N has 122 million search results. Is that premium, or are they all premium?

 

[nameadvertising.com]

Thanks, Hugegrowth. What truly bothers me is that as so called domainers, very few of us truly are in this business with a sense of what is about to happen. Most reply on current stats and hot names of the day. And by then, most of them don't have a budget to acquire those assets.

History has proven it time and time again that people do not learn. They only cry and say ' What if I had an opportunity'.

Yesterday, I posted some of the L-L-L names on the forum post at merely $500. Yes, I am asking for future valuations, but what folks do not understand is that these acquisitions are theirs forever.

The valuations seen for a LLL today is very low indeed. Wait 2-3 years and thy will shoot up exponentially. I won't be surprised if L-L-L fetch $2k-$5k each in the next 2 years.

Yes, we can always catch the next train. But this was special. But folks still won't get it. They rely on some self made expert's vision of what is valuable and what is not. If you don't know it, you never will. In our business what happens in the summer of 2009 was yesterday. Look ahead - This is how money is made.

We know we are sitting on a gold mine. It is not too late to get these for a reasonable prices. What happenned on this thread for the last 72 hours is historical indeed. Just reading through the posts tickles me to no end.

I am amazed how many people slept through this!

 

[domainah]

One of my N-N-N has 122 million search results. Is that premium, or are they all premium?

all 3 digit numbers have huge search results, because search engines see 7-3-7 as 737, I think it really comes down to what the number is. I wouldnt call a normal number like 9-9-8 or whatever premium right now since they were all just reggeg.

I think its great that someone took the initiative to reg the rest, but trying to turn around and sell each one for 10 times the next day is probably not going to work. I am sure it will pay off, but I think you will need more patience than just one day.

Actually I think it might work better for value NOT trying to sell them right now.

 

[nameadvertising.com]

I think its great that someone took the initiative to reg the rest, but trying to turn around and sell each one for 10 times the next day is probably not going to work. I am sure it will pay off, but I think you will need more patience than just one day.

Actually I think it might work better for value NOT trying to sell them right now.

I agree with you 100%. But my sales thread was as much about selling than to see how many people truly see the future. I am sure a lot of folks on the forum have nothing but crappy names. This is their chance to acquire some real assets.

Those with a lot of liquidity can always wait for a year and won't mind paying prices of the future. My sales thread was all about presenting the little guy an opportunity.

There are some decent L-L-L still left. In less than 6 months every one of them will be gone. We all know how domain name investments have trouble with liquidity. LLL's and NNN's are an exception.

Pretty soon, L-L-L's and N-N-N's will be as liquid.

My suggestions to any domainer here or anywhere, get what you can of the remaining L-L-L. You won't regret. This opportunity will never come your way ever again.

You know L--L--L is not happening. And the surest sign of their (L-L-L, N-N-N) value is the ongoing development of these domains by someone other than domainers.

 

[domainah]

I think hyphenated domains in general are going to increase in value, I have a lot of domains in the "city or state" -lawyer,realty etc format ..I think those are going to increase in value too...every country has gotten to like the hyphens, I think its just a question of time until it becomes real common here as well

 

[Gerry]

Actually I think it might work better for value NOT trying to sell them right now.

I believe you are correct. The market has to wake up and catch up to the fact that all N-N-N.com's have been regged and the only place to buy them is on the secondary market.

I think hyphenated domains in general are going to increase in value, I have a lot of domains in the "city or state" -lawyer,realty etc format ..I think those are going to increase in value too...every country has gotten to like the hyphens, I think its just a question of time until it becomes real common here as well

Increase?

INCREASing!

I have several that are exceptionally good revenue generators. Keywords already build into the domain name. The domain is it's own search term and search words.