We used to call it the World Wide Web. But March has started and the naysayers are not stopping their work. The more the LLLL.com prices go higher and the more the naysayers write no-sense posts around the Forums to cool down the market like the scammers were not hurting it enough.
It does not matter how much I warn people, there are still too many domainers falling for pretty easy scams. The last one was this guy selling a nice LLLL.com such OALO.com yestarday on DNForum for just $70……imagine…….it was just sold on NameJet for nearly $2,000 but yet some even expert domainer was buying the story yelling around about such bargain just missed. It took me 5 minutes to find out what it was going on…..or let`s say I think I found the truth but let`s call it possible scenario.
Have you ever wondered how many domains are registered in that specific extension?
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Domaining it`s getting tough these days. Many people got scammed by some……I don`t even know how to call them. I can`t find enough bad words for the scammers.
As I already stated , I`m for quantity , since quality was ,yes still underpriced, but the worst and the average LLLL.com were totally abandoned and I`m really sure that triple premiums should get at least $500 when Premiums hit the $1,000 (which is not far)
With the LLLL.com booming market , domainers are now quickly moving on LLLL.net betting that they will emulate what happened with the .com
I was skeptical till few days ago when I noticed that the so called Premium LLLL (the ones composed by the following letters only: A-B-C-D-E-F-G-H-I-L-M-N-O-P-R-S-T) were registered very very quickly. I had a better look and considering the soaring prices of the LLLL.com , I recognised that This niche could take off much earlier than what I expected so I took the mouse and shoot a few hundreds registrations at GoDaddy where with the coupon gdp0119d you can get $6 + icann fee per domain.
Many domainers and investors are wondering how long the LLLL.com “hype” would last. Yes, the ones who clearly are not understanding the “big picture” call it “hype” or “bubble”.
