There seems to be an elevated interest in CCC.com domains lately from domain resellers and investors, especially the LLN.com and LNN.com types. However most people still take the 3character.com price guide into account, not realizing how far those values are from the market reality, so I’ve compiled a list of ALL reported CCC.com domain sales on auctions since the beginning of 2010. The list contains 101 domain sales, with sales prices ranging from $76 to $4000. At Godaddy prices are usually considerably lower than on Sedo.
NLN.com and LNL.com type of domains are the worst prices wise. ‘0’ is the worst digit, while ‘1’ is the best – the exception is when 0 created a number, e.g. d40, 50x, v10 etc. Names with repeating digits or letters usually fetch significantly higher amounts.Letter combos with special meanings or acronyms can fetch surprisingly high prices on Sedo, take a look at 0fx.com below (fx is the common acronym for forex).
The real minimum wholesale market prices are like this:
- NLN.com and LNL.com – below $100 for the worst combination and $130-150 on average.
- NLL.com, NNL.com, LLN.com, LNN.com – $110 min and $200-300 for decent combos
Several expired CCC.com domains sell on Godaddy auctions almost every week, while Sedo auctions are naturally more random. Some also sell at snapnames and namejet.
The list:
Date Name $ MarketPlace
29/08/2010 8ae.com 271 GoDaddy
29/08/2010 y5m.com 130 GoDaddy
26/08/2010 0fx.com 2,272 Sedo
25/08/2010 55u.com 1,316 Sedo
22/08/2010 kg8.com 255 GoDaddy
22/08/2010 jg8.com 230 GoDaddy
14/08/2010 3tq.com 405 GoDaddy
09/08/2010 av0.com 200 GoDaddy
03/08/2010 8sf.com 365 GoDaddy
01/08/2010 ui0.com 165 GoDaddy
01/08/2010 tq0.com 135 GoDaddy
01/08/2010 ud0.com 120 GoDaddy
30/07/2010 7sj.com 226 GoDaddy
28/07/2010 1zg.com 165 GoDaddy
23/07/2010 h3j.com 210 GoDaddy
20/07/2010 o2j.com 4,000 Sedo
11/07/2010 2vw.com 215 GoDaddy
06/07/2010 8ig.com 102 GoDaddy
05/07/2010 z1g.com 360 Sedo
05/07/2010 1o2.com 103 GoDaddy
04/07/2010 k6f.com 76 GoDaddy
04/07/2010 f6h.com 76 GoDaddy
04/07/2010 f6n.com 76 GoDaddy
04/07/2010 f7c.com 76 GoDaddy
04/07/2010 m7x.com 76 GoDaddy
02/07/2010 x5d.com 141 GoDaddy
29/06/2010 u6o.com 162 GoDaddy
28/06/2010 u8c.com 155 GoDaddy
25/06/2010 s8t.com 185 GoDaddy
16/06/2010 8zd.com 206 Sedo
16/06/2010 h0q.com 105 Sedo
14/06/2010 v0o.com 146 GoDaddy
10/06/2010 6xy.com 576 Sedo
09/06/2010 s8e.com 140 GoDaddy
05/06/2010 17w.com 2,000 Sedo
04/06/2010 9ue.com 130 GoDaddy
03/06/2010 j6m.com 130 GoDaddy
28/05/2010 j05.com 220 Sedo
23/05/2010 05j.com 180 GoDaddy
23/05/2010 6yw.com 170 GoDaddy
23/05/2010 z1g.com 140 GoDaddy
23/05/2010 0qj.com 115 GoDaddy
23/05/2010 8g7.com 115 GoDaddy
23/05/2010 u1f.com 115 GoDaddy
23/05/2010 q0w.com 115 GoDaddy
23/05/2010 0b6.com 115 GoDaddy
23/05/2010 4m0.com 115 GoDaddy
23/05/2010 aq0.com 115 GoDaddy
23/05/2010 y9i.com 115 GoDaddy
23/05/2010 0b7.com 115 GoDaddy
23/05/2010 0o5.com 115 GoDaddy
20/05/2010 3k1.com 205 GoDaddy
20/05/2010 0f6.com 130 GoDaddy
20/05/2010 e6z.com 120 GoDaddy
20/05/2010 7z6.com 120 GoDaddy
15/05/2010 o1o.com 405 GoDaddy
15/05/2010 5nt.com 380 Pool
15/05/2010 47l.com 140 Sedo
13/05/2010 e2h.com 305 GoDaddy
11/05/2010 x7i.com 105 GoDaddy
11/05/2010 v7u.com 105 GoDaddy
02/05/2010 8sh.com 301 GoDaddy
02/05/2010 nu9.com 205 GoDaddy
28/04/2010 wx7.com 242 Pool
28/04/2010 ij9.com 126 GoDaddy
23/04/2010 ow3.com 135 GoDaddy
23/04/2010 uj3.com 130 GoDaddy
23/04/2010 uf3.com 110 GoDaddy
20/04/2010 1lh.com 230 GoDaddy
15/04/2010 v2h.com 245 GoDaddy
12/04/2010 uj7.com 135 GoDaddy
11/04/2010 8v1.com 200 GoDaddy
09/04/2010 6fy.com 213 GoDaddy
08/04/2010 hs3.com 575 Moniker
03/04/2010 11z.com 800 Sedo
02/04/2010 d0l.com 505 GoDaddy
02/04/2010 1nu.com 305 GoDaddy
25/03/2010 4v4.com 733 Sedo
19/03/2010 4g4.com 460 Sedo
06/03/2010 d7c.com 112 Sedo
03/03/2010 00f.com 170 Sedo
24/02/2010 vv4.com 360 Sedo
22/02/2010 7z7.com 1,050 Sedo
11/02/2010 gk0.com 450 GoDaddy
11/02/2010 6vv.com 310 Sedo
05/02/2010 1py.com 293 Sedo
04/02/2010 5tr.com 423 Sedo
24/01/2010 jl0.com 161 Sedo
23/01/2010 fu7.com 1,045 Afternic
20/01/2010 3yf.com 200 Sedo
20/01/2010 3ey.com 171 Sedo
19/01/2010 d99.com 1,263 Moniker
19/01/2010 77f.com 1,110 Moniker
19/01/2010 40d.com 995 Moniker
19/01/2010 z55.com 818 Moniker
19/01/2010 at7.com 650 Moniker
19/01/2010 b7b.com 635 Moniker
19/01/2010 4lu.com 525 Moniker
19/01/2010 os9.com 300 Moniker
19/01/2010 5md.com 300 Moniker
17/01/2010 nq0.com 152 Sedo
03/01/2010 5dk.com 3,100 Sedo
you are not accounting for a lot of higher sales that take place at snapnames and namejet. Your data is flawed.
@Prosper: If you have that data I’ll be happy to include it.
3ez.com $1,511 Namejet
JS9.com $410 Namejet
6eu.com $258 Namejet
ji4.com $300 Namejet
jn4.com $300 Namejet
jy4.com $310 Namejet
Just to name a few. There are hundreds if you go back to your starting date of January.
Your data should only reflect the last 3 months though, since that tells you the trend. Anything after 3 months is just noise & old data.
You are also missing a lot of the mid to high end sales from SEDO as well.
If you are going to post sales at least post ALL sales from each venue instead of taking a handful and saying the 3Character.com is not correct.
Know the facts before calling someone out.
@Prosper: I’m glad to see you’re taking an active interest in the CCC.com marketplace and follow the prices closely, also thanks for your comments, but let me clarify a few things here:
1. 3Character.com lists the Minimum Wholesale Prices, so if there are many sales for quite below those prices than obviously it’s incorrect regardless of the venues. Again this post is about the min prices, not average, or highest.
CCC.com prices are quite volatile in auctions and may vary significantly based on many parameters. But the main point is if people can buy CCC.com domains cheaper at GoDaddy why would they pay 2 times more in other places? So this data is enough to shed some light on the low side of the market.
And if you claim that 3character.com guide values are correct I’d like to see you buy some ugly CCC.com at those prices..
2. Prices didn’t change much since the beginning of the year, so taking a 3 months window has no serious effect on the values. Besides a problem with taking only the last 3 months is that it was summer and on summer sales are usually slow and may fetch lower prices, so the data reflects 8 months to cover for that.
hi Michael – there is no way to keep track of all sales, unfortunately. The current list is a good indicator, however, of range. NameJet is also known to be a “dumping” place for domains prior to expiration; by creating artificial interest many times prices are raised.
Out of interest I just looked at http://db9.com – the best CCC.com which came to mind without thinking about it. ‘Creators of Soft Ware’ it says. OK!
@Acro, didn’t quite follow your last sentence, could you expand on what you mean there? Thanks
@Internet Marketing Links, not bad.
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