Domain Magnate

The list of all remaining premium NNNNN.com’s that I’ve posted yesterday, 1471 domains, has been cleared

I just rechecked all the premiums and took the remaining 6 of them.

So now it’s official, another small piece of domaining history:

All Premium NNNNN.com’s are gone!

As for the whole NNNNN.com count, it currently stands at 15,966 available domains out of 100K

Here are the first remaining NNNNN’s, that start with ‘00′:

00341.com
00346.com
00347.com
00384.com
00418.com
00424.com
00425.com
00426.com
00434.com
00436.com
00439.com
00461.com
00462.com
00463.com
00464.com
00469.com
00473.com
00474.com
00479.com
00481.com
00482.com
00483.com
00484.com
00485.com
00487.com
00492.com
00493.com
00494.com
00496.com
00497.com
00524.com
00542.com
00547.com
00549.com
00584.com
00642.com
00648.com
00743.com
00834.com
00843.com
00847.com
00849.com
00864.com
00894.com
00942.com
00943.com
00946.com
00947.com

In total there are about 17.5K NNNNN.com domains left out of 100K. Couple thousands of them were registered in last several days by a few investors.

Numeric domains represent one of the safest and most profitable investments in the market currently due to their limited quantity, compared to letter domains and many possible meanings in different cultures and countries: phone numbers, zip codes, lucky numbers, dialing codes, license plates etc.

Not all digits are equal, some digits are considered better than other, according to 3character.com price guide:

1, 2, 3, 5, 7, 8, 9 are considered premium numbers. Other lesser high quality numbers include: 4 and 6. Lower quality numbers include the number 0. 3

Recent scan of all premium NNNNN.com’s, consisting only digits: 1,2,3,5,7,9 shows
that 1471 domains are available out of 7,776.

The whole list is here

Few random names from the list:

27791.com

27792.com

27793.com

27795.com

31232.com

31252.com

31253.com read more »

				

Few facts first:

- LLL.ca were bought out on 10-10-2007 and now go for low $xxx min in snapnames
- NNN.ca were bought out around the same time
- There are currently 273 L-L.ca available out of 676
- LL.ca’s are now selling for $x,xxx-$xx,xxx
- You need to have Canadian presence to register .ca - e.g. be a Canadian resident, have a Canadian company, or have someone in Canada register these for you.

Here’s the list, many of these are premiums
a-q.ca
a-u.ca
a-x.ca
a-y.ca
b-g.ca
b-h.ca
b-q.ca
b-u.ca
b-x.ca
b-y.ca
b-z.ca read more »

Last Premium LLLL.net’s were bought out on Feb,5 2007 - 3 days ago. Now you can already see threads on namepros selling these for $20-25 each and some are getting purchased. It’s pretty obvious that these will grow in price and based on past LLL.net growth and LLLL.com quick rise to power, I predict the premium LLLL.net’s to have a minimum price of $50-100 by the end of the year - not a bad return for those who bought them for $5 each. I bought 400 premium LLLL.net’s myself, could have bought many more, but I figured I’d better keep these and renew them next year if needed as I’m mostly concentrating on LLLL.com’s now.

That comes to show the enormous leverage of a buyout. LLLL.com domains that were available 4 months ago are now selling for $60-70 and will continue to grow at high rates while new players enter the market and boost the prices by buying the 4 letter names in large quantities. At some point, several months from now, the prices will stabilize and continue growing at more regular rates close, but still higher than the LLL.com’s do now. Although the biggest winners will be the ones who originally registered the domains and had enough patience for the prices to grow to turn their $7 registration fee domains into $100+ domains.

All the decent cvcv.net/vcvc.net seem to be taken as well and have certain reseller value. People are also buying all good LLLL.net’s now inspired by the LLLL.com’s, but I think many of them will be disappointed because there are about 220K LLLL.net’s remaining. And unless a name belongs to a special category which was already bought out, like premium LLLL.net’s, or cvcv.net etc, it won’t have reseller value.A domain that looks “cool” to one person can be total garbage for rest, that’s why the safe way is always to buy domains that are supposed to run out soon. It’ll take years till we see the last of LLLL.net’s purchased, my prediction is 5 years or more - so don’t get too excited about these. There are more profitable opportunities around the corner