How far away are we from

[JMI]

seeing LLL dropping and becoming ftr.. or has already happened?

 

[RobMRobM is verified member.]

I doubt they'll ever be free to reg. Always going to get picked up on the drop even if they're never sold. I think nominet are destroying this market with the decisions they've made. It's getting bad when far worse extensions are fetching more money.

 

[SkinnerSkinner is verified member.]

We already have them not even making £50 on DL, and people selling bulk at £25, the gold reserve is heading into the scrap yard to be weighed in.

 

[davedevelopment]

Could well happen tomorrow, depending on what one of our members does. I don't think I'd bother renewing all of those...

 

[philliph]

I think the LLL's were in a bubble, it all depended on the quality of the domain. There's loads nowadays that are meaningless with X's and W's etc.. I registered a lot of them many years back, I was regularly selling them for up to £9k a time, it was all about waiting for the right company to come along.

 

[ian]

I've sold 100+ decent LLL's over the years, I now only hold ~10 quality letter LLL's. They are a hard sell, they are not generic, so require a very specific buyer that typically needs to come to you, not the other way around.

 

[AdminAdmin is verified member.]

what about LLLL.com....they just keep sinking too...isnt it around $100 now?

 

[bluerockbluerock is verified member.]

Owning a LLL years ago was like a status symbol. I remember registering my first...by hand!

Now Ive got 1 LLL.uk left. Unless you have a decent letter combination they are nigh on impossible to sell.