llll.com 2007-01 registration

Discussion in 'Domain Names' started by 3par, Feb 7, 2007.

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    January new registration is 5647. The available number goes down by 3312. Looks like the decline ratio of 4 letter domains settled down to 3000 per month since last October.

    The big news last month is that all domains started with 'A' are registered, except for a few random drops. On the letter quality side, all domains contain only the so-called 17 good letters along with 'K' are all gone; and those with 'W' are almost gone. It is quite encouraging to see that random 4 letter domain, even that contains 'Q/X/Y/Z', can be sold at registration fee on Ebay.

    Check dyyo for a graphic view.
     
    3par, Feb 7, 2007 IP
  2. htmlindex

    htmlindex Prominent Member

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    I wonder if all the LLLL.com will ever get registered. I believe that there are over 200,000 possibilities
     
    htmlindex, Feb 8, 2007 IP
  3. Nick_Mayhem

    Nick_Mayhem Notable Member

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    As one thing is now sure that even random 4 letters are getting Regfee or more then regfee. People will not be afraid to make an investment in the 4 letter .coms

    And as soon as the bottom line is $10 all the domains will be swept off. :)
     
    Nick_Mayhem, Feb 8, 2007 IP
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    Heh i may start registering some, if we all register whats left the price will go up :D
     
    SiteBuyerUK, Feb 8, 2007 IP
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    Quite encouraging?

    No-sense four-letter domains are worthless, so you need a potential eBay's victim fished out to get more than the registration fee.
     
    Your Content, Feb 8, 2007 IP