lll prices

[martin-s]

Fascinating to see two lll.co.uk domains less than two hours away from failing to sell on DL.

https://domainlore.uk/wvu.co.uk
https://domainlore.uk/zgu.co.uk

 

[RobMRobM is verified member.]

Domainlore is awful for 3 letter co.uk - yet people still insist on listing them there rather than throwing them out on the forum.

 

[markb]

Highly likely because the letters are poor, if they where better lll combinations, they would definately be attracting bids.

 

[SkinnerSkinner is verified member.]

They are not as liquid as they once was, I recently sold one for x,xxx and recently bought one for high xxx, so still value in decent letters

 

[RobMRobM is verified member.]

zgu.co.uk no bids
To the seller I offer £55 now (to cover your lost listing fee) if you still want to sell.

 

[timter51]

All yours Rob I'll PM ya.

 

[JMI]

Flooded market innit. If you want a return to 2005 type prices you go pre DL and 90% via AD posts. DL is the TK Maxx of the domain world. It's a very good system but only benefits catchers who can't afford to sit on their domains long enough.

 

[ian]

It's a very good system but only benefits catchers who can't afford to sit on their domains long enough.

As one of the regular DL sellers, I don't sell them because I can't afford to sit on them, but simply because I like to keep domain revenue flowing in and out. I prefer this approach for some domains, rather than long term holds, but it largely depends on the domain.

 

[Backorder]

I'm selling RTL.co.uk in another forum, if anyone's after a good combination

https://www.acorndomains.co.uk/threads/rtl-co-uk-with-uk-rights.154359/

 

[lazaruslazarus is verified member.]

LLL seem to have bottomed out. Even with a good combination its Mid - High £xxx & £1xxx for higher grade combinations. Excluding things like dad, mum, fun etc.. (Trade Prices)