The Daily recap of Shane’s Auction Picks, the 25th of December

Yesterday’s Average 4L Chip Sales as listed on Namebio.com and LLLLsales.com was $2,610.07

Auction Quick Recap

OZC.com at Auction  Currently at $610

I hope everyone had a great holiday. I worked Christmas day so today will be a modified Christmas celebration.

ooo.net   Three ohs.  Only 26 of these in the world.  Price is reflecting the rarity.  But 8-8-8-8-8-8-8-8-8-88-8- is pretty rare too

No Idea what the price was this time, it sold for 10K earlier this month on Flippa

HappyMonkey.com  Love this one as a brand for any product.   17 years old.  Easy

3,850 USD, wow a lot of people loved it. That’s a whole barrel full of happy monkeys

June.org  June is such a good month I think its worthy of its own organization

1,570 USD Could be a first name organization. What would this June organization do? There was a Armenian terrorist group named the 9th of June organization but they went out of business in the 80’s.

NYOK.com  I think NY is more than OK

1,825 USD Seems like a good price for a good brand. NY OK or N YOK the new cholesterol free egg

TIFR.com  These types of names are growing in price.  Could hit 4 figures soon if not on this one

1,009 USD Quad premiums are going up indeed. It’s pronounceable too.

HumanBrain.com  We all have them, some just use a little less than others

6,300 USD if the singular HumanBrain.com is better for a brand, then the plural HumanBrains.com is more suited for selling brains correct?  It doesn’t resolve maybe the owner will sell it.

BMBO.com   Another one with a vowel but makes a great English acronym so worth more.  Although I see Bimbo right off the bat.  But I’m a little off

565 USD What’s wrong with that? Bimbo’s need websites too.

6888.info    If you’re going to do a 4N.info then ending with triple 8s is as good as you can do

Is it info as in information? or perhaps In Fo as in Fo the pinyin for Buddha. I’m going with that from now on.  

NYQP.com  New York Quality Products.  The NY doesn’t hurt but not sure if the Chinese bidders even care that NY can stand for New York

2050 USD I bet they care or soon will care, especially if they’re buying names like Banana.

DNNN.com  The starting bid is high but its not that far off of value IMO

I missed the prices for all of the following 4L’s or maybe they didn’t reach reserve. I tried looking up the prices with no success.

BGYC.com  At $210 at press time.  Pretty sure its worth more than that

SQLR.com  Another Chinese premium.  They didn’t do very well and we’ll see if its the season, a fluke, or a big drop

HLTF.com   F isn’t quite English premium but still a great Western name and fits the China requirements as well

PJBS.com   Another Chinese Premium.  There are quite a few of them today.   Not bad for a Christmas Eve but not Christmas Eve to a few billion people

CGJZ.com   One last one.  99 problems.  I know that’s Jay Z

“If you’re having domain problems I feel bad for you son

I got 99 problems but a 4L.com aint one.”

Yes that was bad and ridiculous I know.

26568.com   When these cross in to five figures I think you’ll see them slow down a bit but until then I see a climb

3,416 USD

49066.com   Has a 4 and a zero but that just keeps it affordable for you. It rises with the rest

1,227 USD

663188.com   This one is going to do better just because of the 88.  Enough 8s will make the longest numeric look pretty

1,150 USD and if the numbers do indeed have meaning, apparently they do, then it would seem that 7, 8, 9, 10 numbers would be ok, right? AsSeenOnTv.com sold for $5 million 16 years ago. 4 words with meaning, 10 letters with meaning to make those words. If numbers can essentially do the same thing in a culture that has 1.X billion people that are just starting to realize the potential of the internet, then I don’t think length is necessarily a prohibitive factor.  

How many Chinese people live outside of China? It has to be a huge number, if you tally all the Chinese restaurants in the world and their employees it seems like a staggering number.

889685.com 436 USD  and 882179.com 401 USD Two more that start with 88. Not as good as ending but that’s like saying the girl that didn’t make it past the second round of Miss America isn’t as pretty as the winner

True and she had just as good a chance as any of the others to make it to the ends and wear the crown and sash for a couple of minutes.

663182.com  Under $100 at press time but obviously won’t stay there

234 USD

869.me  It’s hard to argue against someone that wants to get something like this under $100 and give it a try. It’s worked out pretty well up to this point

No price found: This one’s different. It seems to me that you could use this one as an adult domain play especially with the .me. Just sayin.

9208.com  Don’t see very many 4N.coms any more.  I’m curious to see what this finishes at with the zero but the 8 at the end. Has met reserve

32,500 USD, seems like a bargain compared to other NNNN prices 1905.com sold for 57K last year.

ZZZZ.biz   One of 26, and biz has been doing pretty well.  Looks like someone is sleeping, good sleep help or bed domain

Ends in 2 days  

OWNU.com  Gets 16,700 monthly visits

Ends in 2 days, 16,700 monthly visits! that’s a lot of interest in owning You.

StudyHall.com Fantastic domain name but the worst Flippa auction writeup I’ve seen yet (maybe not the worst but not good).  Buyers have no idea what they are buying.  A domain?  A website? Both?  Needs a little more clarification and less talking about how great it is. Sorry to the sellers for being so blunt.  The baby shows my reaction to the name and then the writeup

See what happens seller? It goes unsold

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Recap Quick Overview

Yesterday’s Reported 4L Chip sales.