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How long before all LLLL .co.uk domains are gone.

How long before all LLLL .co.uk domains will be bought up?

  • No more than six months

    Votes: 2 6.5%
  • Between seven months and 12 months

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Between 13 months and 18 months

    Votes: 3 9.7%
  • More than 18 months

    Votes: 18 58.1%
  • Never

    Votes: 8 25.8%

  • Total voters
    31
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Anyone care to speculate how long it will be before all of the four letter .co.uk domains will be bought up?

I'd give it 18 months, maximum.
 
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Their's still a few meaningful (or at least better than hyzw.co.uk) LLLL.co.uk's still out there just need to open your mind ;). Which would mean a better after reg value of more than $15
I reg'd yuca last night as I already had yucca org uk and thought wow yuca co uk still available!

Setting adsense up on them and will pay for them selves in a few months.
 
How many out of the 400 odd Thousand have been taken so far??
 
And most of them you can buy for $10 so what's the point?

You would be surprised what prices some of these LLLL.com domains sell for!

Many of the drivers for buying up LLLL.co.uk domains are the same as for buying LLLL.com s. Many are marketable and easy to remember. There will be a lot of bad letter combinations that no one will want particularly, but .co.uk domains are relatively cheap to register and I would guess that someone will just grab the last remaining domains at the end.

Same with 3 letter .org.uk s.
 
Not done it before but i'll give this one a go ;)

Set it off running now!

Some one else run one just to make sure :confused:
 
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What's interesting is that nearly one third of forum members think that four letter .co.uk domain names will never be bought up completely.
 
What's interesting is that nearly one third of forum members think that four letter .co.uk domain names will never be bought up completely.

Correction...

nearly one third of forum members that have voted in the poll think that four letter .co.uk domain names will never be bought up completely.
;)
 
I like LLLL .co.uk domains, I have made various sales for £xxx with them.
 
I dont want to quote any as they were private sales. I do recommend snapping up the premium letter domains though.
 
Of the dictionary match 4letters I've found that all but a dozen or so are regged. The non-dictionary anagrams / slang / etc are a mixture of companies, private regs & free.

I don't think there will ever be the demand for these like the .coms.

S
 
My feeling is that four letter domains have to be long term holdings. It may take 10 or 20 years before such names find an end user, if ever.

But I think four letter .co.uk domains will have a value above reg fee because they generally are a good alternative to longer and harder to remember domains.

Admin, in your example you picked a domain that is clearly unattractive. But 3 letter .coms and 3 letter .co.uk s with non-premium letters sell for respectable prices. Similarly, there is every chance that 4 letter .co.uks will go up, though by not as much, and not as fast, obviously.
 
It will be a very long time before anyone begins to speculate heavily in LLLL.co.uk domains... It will happen, but not for many years, if it does it will be at least 6-8 years dependant on market growth of course.

In any case, there is definate value in four letter domains... Ive had two low-mid £xxx offers on four letter .info's and one LLLL.net this week...

Rich :cool:
 
Ive got a few.

idmm (Google it ;))

mnop (nice alphabetic flow AND I was going to develope under the idea of "Make No Other Plans")

Both were expired with a bit of history
 
I'm not sure these will ever get sold out but I think all CVCV and VCVC will go at some point (if not already)

I have a few, including: jova.co.uk, viko.co.uk, ziga.co.uk and xiga.co.uk.

Instead of going for acronyms I went for strong sounding, brandables. I have 24 LLLL.coms too of reasonable quality, and some of my LLLL.co.uks receive comparable traffic.
 
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