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I've been in hibernation for the past few months and my focus has been far from the short domain marketplace hence the lack of posts here at Quad Letter Domains. Just a quick post to say that I am still alive and well, just concentrating on some other projects that I have been trying to

I am still in need of some funds to support a fairly big project I have in the pipeline at the moment and am therefore offering a portion of my quad letter domain portfolio for sale. Please see this thread at Namepros for updated pricing. I am very eager to sell in bulk at highly discounted

As many of?you know I very rarely sell any of my LLLL.com's but I need some funds to support another project so here it is, an excellent triple repeating LLLL.com for sale! Domain: YYYB.com Registrar: GoDaddy Expiration Date: 04/24/2009 Price: $1200 > $1000 I?am flexible on the price and?will listen to?any offers so if you would like to buy th...

As a follow up to a previous article I thought I would write a quick update on how the VCVCV.com market is progressing. I ran a scan last night on all VCVCV combinations. You can find the results and available domains list?below. Scanned: 55125 Registered: 32604 Available: 22521 Percentage registered: 59.1% Percentage available: 40.1% So it appear...

Has the domain niche that everyone thought was untouchable finally hit its peak? Over the past?few weeks we have started to see?a steady decline in the bottom end prices of LLL.com domains. 3Character.com still reports that the LLL.com market is increasing stating that the current observed minimum wholesale value is up $50 this month to

I've put a lot of hard work into promoting this site and the four letter domain market over the past few months and it seems my efforts are beginning to pay off. This month has been the best the site has seen and traffic has increased beyond?its original peak in February this year when four

It has certainly been a rough ride for quad letter domain investors throughout June this year but?it has been an interesting month nonetheless. This is the second ‘month in review' article I have written?and it won't be the last so?just in case you missed some important articles here are ?the best bits?. Feel free to comment...

Aside from the sale of Jaho.com that was finalised last week there?has been?little significant quad letter domain activity?at the main arenas according to?DNJournal's mid-late June sales report. In fact there have been just eight?reported LLLL.com sales over $2k and a mere smattering of global contender transactions. Short domains in general?had?l...

I've been waiting for a sale like this for a while now. The sale of a quad letter domain?for a 5 figure sum that has nothing to offer other than itself. Take a look at the stats, it has no Page Rank, isn't DMOZ listed, has an Alexa rank of over eight million, and after

I was sifting through some of my drafts and almost deleted?this article which I've been meaning to complete for a while now. I decided some of the points to be made back?in April are still relevant now. After I wrote ‘Still ?biting? for bargains!‘ I thought it would be good to look at the market