- Top 4 letter domain at bargain prices.
- 10% discount if you purchase 3 or more domains
- Payments by paypal masspay, or moneybookers
$675 each:
ezoh.com
fpoo.com
ataz.com
ozav.com
ufut.com
enuh.com
egek.com
pirh.com
Here is an interesting auction on ebay now: 4200 LLLL.com domains in one lot
BPTQ.COM
BQRI.COM
BQTW.COM
BQVK.COM
BQXR.COM
BQYV.COM
BRTQ.COM
…. read more »
Here is the fifth monthly Recent LLLL.com Sales compilation. LLLL.com’s are the most frequently traded domaining commodity on all forums and auctions and it’s thus crucial to be up to date with the quickly changing prices.
The list includes last 3-5 days of sales on different venues based on TDVR database and NP sales thread.
CVCV.com’s and 3 letter repeating LLLL.com’s remain the most wanted among 4L’s. Minimum price for quad premiums is about $325, while without F and H they usually go up to $350-400 and more.
SnapNames
aavp.com $184
gdcv.com $79
GGXG.com $254
vvnv.com $214
xtwe.com $33
yfqp.com $33
yqcu.com $33
yzve.com $33
ayiu.com $81
bonm.com $365
bskm.com $85
cxbu.com $31
Hily.com $1,050
jifa.com $3,200
lzxp.com $40
mzdk.com $40
oyxt.com $36
rurw.com $84
sivy.com $60 read more »
Letter quality brings up heated discussions every time on domaining forums and that’s not surprising since this is one of the top indicators for LLLL.com pricing.
In this post I’ve done some frequency analysis on the 200 top LLLL.com sales from last 4 months. These are all the reported sales above $2000 so it should shed more light on the subject.
As expected ‘q’ is the worst letter, but so is ‘j’ and ‘z’ is very close. The 4 premium vowels are the more popular letters and together make up almost 1/3 of all letters used there, so you better have one of them if you want your LLLL.com domain to sell for $2k+ .. can’t argue with the numbers 
And the results are..
a 9.25%
o 8.75%
e 7.00%
i 6.50%
s 6.13%
n 5.38%
m 5.00% read more »
This posts discusses the unique potential of the top quality CVCV.com names and provides valuable tips and updates on where to get them at bargain prices.
LLLL.com remains the most frequently traded type of domains between domainers on the forums and it’s thus important to know the prices and be aware of the market trends and potential.
High end 4L.com’s names, mostly cvcv.com had the highest increase as of lately and it’s not surprising. There are only 2500 quad premium (e.g. only containing the premium letters: A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, L, M, N, O, P, R, S, T) CVCV.com domains (consonant, vowel, consonant, vowel, e.g. topa.com, dola.com, nama.com etc.). Out of these names containing H and F are lesser quality. Another 2100 cvcv domains consist of the above letters and one of: U, K; which are considered the best of the non premium letters. And add to these another 1500 domains including V, or W and some of the above mentioned letters. In my opinion these 2500+2100+1500 = 6100 names are the top of the creme 4 letter domains. Other letters: Z,X,Y,J,Q are usually harder to make a brand of and are less attractive to a western, English speaking person. read more »
Hey all,
I have a few auctions running at sedo, bid away.
GOXA.com
BEHY.com
GIHY.com
Popa.com just ended at sedo for 9700 euro, or $15,270 raising the bar that much higher for cvcv’s. Check out the prediction thread at DNF
Naysayers Spread Anti-LLLL Propoganda and many people selling their LLLL.com’s cheap on DNF, believing the prices will fall. Well good for those who are quick to get the bargains!
Patient domainers, who are ready to wait will eventually make the highest profit. If you sell in a hurry you always lose.
Check today’s and yesterday’s auctions: LLLL.com is still going strong and every day we see slight increases in prices. Sales below $60 are very rare:
ebay:
knhq.com - 87$
qtgv.com - 66$
oqxd.com - 65$
oqrv.com - 61$
vkqf.com - 61$ read more »
Recent LLLL.com sales compilation here from last 2 days, to keep you up to date with the current prices.
eBay mostly has low priced LLLL’s and the prices seem good for buyers. At other venues prices are pretty much the same. You can still find some bargains mostly on forums here and there, but these get sold very fast.
Quad premiums seem be perceived as the most safe investment and if you can find one for under $400 grab it quick! Minimum price for quad premium LLLL.com now getting close to $500 and is believed to achieve $1000 by the end of the year.
Also notable that triple premium LLLL.com’s - that have 3 premium letters and one not premium are selling for prices very similar to the crappy4L’s. They are pretty cheap and names with decent letters can have good end user potential and are very likely to grow the highest in price.
I think triple premiums and quad premiums are among the best investments now.
Pronounceable LLLL.com’s are also very desired, also imho they are less liquid and usually sell for higher prices.
Snapnames
rfsn.com $433
nfpe.com $431
kdld.com $151
nrmx.com $108
pbeb.com $437
bldv.com $150 read more »
HUGE LIST - Premium LLLL.com, CVCV.com VCVC.com and more..
See the post on DNF for details.
I planted in some bargains, check carefully 
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