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  • July 2009 Short Domain Sales

    Posted on Wednesday July 22nd, 2009 at 23:10 in short domain names

    Listed below are all short domain name sales greater than $449 in .com, .net and .org reported in DN Journal, DN Sale Price, and on Namepros. A few sales from May 2009 may have accidentally slipped in. These are only reported short domain sales tha...

  • eBay LLLL.com Market Trends

    Posted on Thursday July 16th, 2009 at 18:10 in short domain names

    Ian from Scotia Domains was kind to let me share his analysis of eBay LLLL.com market trends. Ian’s market analysis follows below. —————– This isn’t exactly breaking news, but in case you don’t a...

  • SYFY.com sold for $250K

    Posted on Sunday July 12th, 2009 at 17:01 in short domain names

    We now know that NBC paid a whopping $250,000 for SYFY.com. Full story available on The Domains. As much as you all know I’m a fan of pronounceable LLLL.coms, I can’t see the logic in replacing SciFi.com (a domain NBC already owns) with S...

  • Effectively Selling Bulk Domains

    Posted on Saturday July 11th, 2009 at 08:22 in short domain names

    Daniel on Namepros posted a real shocker of a sale. Looking over the 26 LLLL.coms in this lot, we find 6 regular quad premiums, 1 quad premium VVVV.com (EOEI.com), 1 CVCV, a dictionary word (EKED.com) and a 2 rare LLLL.coms (FHFF.com, SQQQ.com). The ...

  • More on LLLL.com Drops

    Posted on Friday July 10th, 2009 at 01:50 in short domain names

    There are definitely more LLLL.coms which are being available for handreg lately and many backordered LLLL.coms which quite possibly could have otherwise been handregged. Those running LLLL.com domainers running automated scripts have been far less a...