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MTYL.com sold for about 5800 usd , Transaction of MTYL.com today by Registrar 22 in China, The transaction price is as high as 38888 CNY, About 5800 usd, Unfortunately, I'm not the seller. I'm just sharing the news

https://www.namepros.com/threads/jzqv-com-bin-added.1211474/#post-7982767

https://www.namepros.com/threads/jzqv-com-bin-added.1211474/#post-7982767

Part 1 of 2 Only 26 of these are in existence, so they are extremely rare :xf.smile: I wanted to know more about them, are any developed, any sales prices on namebio any listed with a BIN? Etc etc I have included how many extensions each is registered in according to Dofo As a lot of high...

Part 1 of 2 Only 26 of these are in existence, so they are extremely rare :xf.smile: I wanted to know more about them, are any developed, any sales prices on namebio any listed with a BIN? Etc etc I have included how many extensions each is registered in according to Dofo As a lot of high...

OTGR.com just closed the deal, It took more than a month for the domain name to go from bargain to deal, Unexpectedly, the domain name has just been transferred successfully. The buyer immediately set up a website, Maybe this domain name is a pity, Because the price is not very high, Since the...

OTGR.com just closed the deal, It took more than a month for the domain name to go from bargain to deal, Unexpectedly, the domain name has just been transferred successfully. The buyer immediately set up a website, Maybe this domain name is a pity, Because the price is not very high, Since the...

A few months ago I sold GVTA.COM for $5000 I accidentally opened this domain name today, Turns out it was purchased by the terminal, Is the price low or high?

A few months ago I sold GVTA.COM for $5000 I accidentally opened this domain name today, Turns out it was purchased by the terminal, Is the price low or high?

Although the “Chinese premium” letters market has long crashed, it seems that some late-comers from Hong Kong and China’s mainland are still having high hopes in the old money-making machine. When the Chinese domain market crashed, investors holding the bag saw their investments of random QJXZ...

Although the “Chinese premium” letters market has long crashed, it seems that some late-comers from Hong Kong and China’s mainland are still having high hopes in the old money-making machine. When the Chinese domain market crashed, investors holding the bag saw their investments of random QJXZ...

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If you do the math you will find out that there are 456,976 possible combinations for LLLL.com That's a lot! I thought there may be a chance that some combinations weren't registered, so I used a tool to generate all the possible combinations and then went through all of them using Name Bright...

If you do the math you will find out that there are 456,976 possible combinations for LLLL.com That's a lot! I thought there may be a chance that some combinations weren't registered, so I used a tool to generate all the possible combinations and then went through all of them using Name Bright...

I am sure many of you saw this name MJDA.COM at Name.com expired auctions and like me tried to buy it many times only to get the same "error and call helpline message" after payment . I tried a few times again today as it was still in my checkout cart and same thing. But checked it now...and...

I am sure many of you saw this name MJDA.COM at Name.com expired auctions and like me tried to buy it many times only to get the same "error and call helpline message" after payment . I tried a few times again today as it was still in my checkout cart and same thing. But checked it now...and...

Thanks :)

Thanks :)

Why don't most sellers put a ballpark price in their threads. They list their LLLL.com or LLL.net and say 'make offer' This just leads to time wasting on both ends in my opinion. Give a ballpark asking price, that way, you won't receive lowball offers and you don't have to keep going back and...

Why don't most sellers put a ballpark price in their threads. They list their LLLL.com or LLL.net and say 'make offer' This just leads to time wasting on both ends in my opinion. Give a ballpark asking price, that way, you won't receive lowball offers and you don't have to keep going back and...