All NNNNN.com (5 Number Domains) Have Been Sold Out
Posted on | February 16, 2008 | 6 Comments
All Number-Number-Number-Number-Number.com (NNNNN.com, 5N.com) domains have been bought out. Amazing.
Haven’t put any money into 5N.com domains, and I really don’t regret it. It’ll be interesting to see what happens with these domains since they will be harder to monetize than 4L.com/4L.net domains. I do feel that “Zip Code” domains are worth it… but other than that… who knows. There can be creative uses with these types of domains. Goodluck to 5N.com holders!
Please read rkbdomain‘s comment from NNNNNDomains.com below.
Extremely information-filled comment regarding 5N.com domains.
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February 16th, 2008 @ 8:32 pm
This news is like a toystore to a kid – GREAT News.
I also hope that many more people enter the domain name business so the prices of the domain name can skyrocket so the owners can cash in on their investments.
I own about 20 LLLLL.com’s and have some of them listed for sale like http://www.GovMp.com
Keep up posting the GREAT News there.
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February 16th, 2008 @ 11:26 pm
I am with you, NNNNN.com aint worth crap unless they are zip codes. It is nice to see that there are people who spending a load of money on hype.
February 16th, 2008 @ 11:30 pm
Hell, I bought into LLLL.com and even some LLLL.net… but when you start getting into domains that are numbers and are going to be *extremely* hard to even make a BS site on them to get reg fee back… count me out!
February 18th, 2008 @ 12:23 am
Thats stupid why would you even bother buying 5 number domains. I dont see the point in them at all.
February 18th, 2008 @ 11:38 am
It’s simply not true that there are no uses for these domains. In addition to US zip codes (about 60,000), there are foreign postal codes (Germany, Kuwait, Sweden, Italy, Czech Republic, and many more), birthdays, part numbers, lucky numbers, you name it. These are especially big in Asia, where numbers are very important. Also, these domains are very scarce, only 100,000 total compared to over 450,000 LLLL.com’s.
As an example, I looked at the first 100 1NNNN.com’s, and they are mostly developed websites. About 40 are Marchex-owned US zip code web sites, and the following 20 are developed for all sorts of purposes, US businesses, Chinese business and social sites, zip-code related businesses, and others.
One thing to note is the interesting use of numbers related to a particular product, like adequate.org using 10015.com because of the ISO 10015 quality assurance standard, and Timberland.com using the popular boot number. There are lots of productive and creative uses for numeric domains!
10008.com Developed Chinese website
10012.com US media business.
10014.com US Business Wiredset Digital Agency
10015.com Adequate.org (ISO 10015 quality assurance standard).
10020.com Developed Chinese website.
10022.com WhatsUpNYC.com NY guide.
10026.com China IT Outsourcing Managed Service).
10035.com HiChina Web Solutions.
10042.com Developed Korean gaming website.
10044.com Roosevelt Island Computer Repair.
10049.com WhatDomains.com
10051.com Developed Chinese website
10054.com NHKJ.gov.cn
10061.com Timberland.com
10069.com Bracha Real Estate Group (Trump Condominiums).
10071.com Chinese Internet Company
10076.com Chinese Film Commentary
10086.com Developed Chinese website.
10088.com Developed Chinese website (www.51688.com)
10090.com Chinese school-related website.
10092.com Developed Chinese website
February 19th, 2008 @ 5:04 am
I only got 1 5N domain which attracted me (01986.com) as i was born in 1986