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They're not as valuable as you might think. LL.com's go for >$1M but LL.org's and LL.net's are in the $10K-$50K range. I missed registering kl.com by a few wee
by kloch 4y ago
They're not as valuable as you might think. LL.com's go for >$1M but LL.org's and LL.net's are in the $10K-$50K range.
I missed registering kl.com by a few weeks and had to settle for kl.net. This was back 1995 when you had to email a template to Internic and wait about three weeks for a reply. In the template you had to provide working nameservers. I had put down some random hostnames for nameservers since I wasn't running my own yet and it was rejected after the usual three week delay. By the time I had nameservers set up a few weeks later a law firm had registered kl.com.
With working nameservers I was able to register maj.com (have since sold it) and finally kl.net which I plan to keep til I die.
- fffobar 4y ago1. Quietly buy all the $10k - $50k range stuff 2. Spin up another NFT hysteria 3. You know what happens here Not Financial Advice ™
- preommr 4y ago1. Quietly buy all the $10k - $50k range stuf 2. Sell to people trying to execute above strategy 3. buy lambos This IS financial advice and totally legit.
- quickthrower2 4y ago0. Get access to billions
- toast0 4y agoHaving a personal domain that's only 6 characters long is pretty handy at times. If it were a .com, it would be hard not to sell it for $1M, but a .org/.net that might get you a car is something you can keep.