DL Sale: ze.co.uk (1,100 GBP)

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Domain Name Sold at Domain Lore:
Sold price: £1100, Ended on: 2013-04-01 15:12:43

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[premiumz]

Nice one! urs?

 

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Nice one! urs?

It was posted by the RSS feed :lol:

 

[newguy]

It was posted by the RSS feed :lol:

That's Mr RSS to you!!

 

[doodlebug]

Nice one! urs?

Yes, this RSS guy has sold 1000s of domains and always posts his sales here ;-)

It is April fools day I suppose and you have been fooled by an automated script 8)

 

[murph]

That seems very cheap?!

 

[doodlebug]

That seems very cheap?!

Putting the jokes aside that's what I thought, very cheap indeed.

 

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All the LL's I've seen on DomainLore have sold for mostly lower amounts, again, like with LLL's, it depends on the letters, bad letter combinations equal lower priced sales, the same seller has sold these previously on DomainLore:

xj.co.uk £1.6k
uj.co.uk £900
wy.co.uk £900
ye.co.uk £1,100
su.co.uk £1,750
xa.co.uk £900
yi.co.uk £1,400
ze.co.uk £1,100

You can see quite a lot of the prices that the LL's, L's, NN's and N's sold for in the Nominet auctions here: http://exacts.co.uk/nominet-short-domain-auctions-who-got-what/

 

[newguy]

Yeah, I'd say the Z doesn't help matters, though of course in this case it does at least form the beginning of lots of words (zebra, zenith etc) so I can see how it could be valuable in the right hands.

 

[lee]

You can see quite a lot of the prices that the LL's, L's, NN's and N's sold for in the Nominet auctions here: http://exacts.co.uk/nominet-short-domain-auctions-who-got-what/

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