I know I said I had some news about some domain investments I had made but it is going to half to wait until next week until a few things are finalized. Not a big deal just some info on some things I’m doing. In 5L.com news, I had someone in the know tell me that there were only 45K 5L.coms that are CHiPs, Chinese preferred letters. And that 2 million of the 3 million total had sold. In other words, a CHiP sellout will be official any day now.
Finally I am going have an article soon asking a few questions to a group of the guys that I look to every day to answer questions and discuss strategy and the domain business. I’m going to ask them where they see the market headed this year. Where do they think we’ll stand at the end of 2016. Some of their favorite areas to invest. Some of their favorite new niches. And of course lots of questions about their views of the Chinese markets. My go to group includes Yoni Belousov, James Booth, Andy Booth, Andrew Rosener, Steven Kennedy, Giuseppe Graziano. It will be interesting to hear what they have to say. They are some of the biggest domain investors in the world, or brothers of one 🙂 Here are today’s domains. Click to see current prices.
Geritech.com A fancy way of naming a company that makes gadgets for old people. 20 years old
WZLM.com 18 year CHiP, no WHiP here
WebsiteBackup.com We just did a big one and a database cleanup last weekend. By removing the auto saves that have been made over the last 6 years I got rid of 42,000 article saves. After Travis optimized the database we reduced it from 250Megs to 50 megs. DSAD should be a little faster now. Oh….. and nice name
Sizex.com Most Americans are size XXL
JWW.net LLL.nets are killing it lately. This is no different
SmallerCondoms.com That’s what she said. 14 years old. No bidders. No value other than humor
Kooker.com Getting some bids. Like Cabbage with a K. Its cooker with a K
HeroinRecoveryCenter.com It’s long but sounds very official. No bidders
HeroinHelp.com This might just be simpler
53F.com These are undervalued IMO. And yet still expensive
DirtyTaco.com Sounds like a low end strip club
GZJY.net Not sure why this one is so high. Can someone splain me? Is it just because the city code GZ
DKGM.net This one isn’t as high. K is for killing the price
Yaoben.com These Chinese names/words have been getting incredible prices
CCCBJ.com Nice to see these getting near $100. Has to start somewhere
822712.com I’m guessing $400ish
DYWG.cc If you’re looking to build an LLLL.cc portfolio. Anyone doing that? Didn’t think so
611683.com Another 6N with no zeros or 4s.
DreamTab.com Gets 750 visits a month if you believe Godaddy
OldGameNews.com A PR 4 with over 8K backlinks
Fingers.net I like to have domain that are things that everyone has. Most people have at least 8 of these things
191181.com A lot of 1s for the price
FameMaker.com I like this one a lot. Every kid under 16 seems to want to be famous. And they can be….with FameMaker
AspenColorado.com One of my favorite cities in the United States. Only wish I could afford to have a home there
ProteinPowders.com A very big name. People spend millions on protein powders to make protein shakes.
LegalTender.com Reserve met at $650. Seems like a good price for this one
THW.cc Reserve is met and it just crossed four figures.
AZZZZ.com Reserve met. Will be interesting to see how this finishes out for all the 5L.com
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SWH.com 22 years old. Not only an LLL.com but an old one
Franceska.com Surprised this has only a few names. Fairly popular girls name
5233.com Fantastic 4N.com Very very very very very nice
Miaro.com Another first name. I think it makes a nice brand. A few bidder
FishingCabins.com I would have passed over this one but its an older name and in the Midwest, people put a lot of money into these things to go ice fishing. Crazy world
RMRP.com Every other. I like these and these types of WHiPs seem to sell for more than average
HolidayDinner.com The one time a year where the whole family gets together and sits down. Can’t get any better than that
PerfectModel.com Build it and I will come
Either.org Either or
Norus.com A nice 5N.com Already sounds like drug company
GSBT.com Here’s WHiP, and here’s a Ne Ne
YTE.com So many good names on the board today.
Admirers.com Nice dating site. Much better than TheyJustWantToSleepWithYou.com the generic form
Voko.com I’ll be curious to see how this does. I sold foko and bowo and others for not a lot of money
DMSA.com Great letters. I even like the A for association
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Love to see the rise in LLN,com for years i have held mine from Ebay
Hey Shane, a littke confused by your post. Are you sayin you heard that there are only 45k 5L.com chips left?
Yes, that is what he told me that he had heard Dan.
Might want to change the order of the sentences in the ‘smaller….com’ domain, lol. Or at least say the name is 18 years old.
Don,
🙂
I don’t think we are anywhere near a 5l.com chip buyout happening.
People who have scanned regularly have been saying there around 32% left give or take.
The rate of regs has increased in recent days but nothing huge yet.
In short, some way to go for a rush on 5l.com chips IMO.
Joel,
I agree with you that I was wrong on the amount. I misheard the info. I would be surprised if we didn’t see a CHiP sellout before the end of the year. But then comes renewal 🙂