Thread: Will the LLL.in Buyout Hold?

Originally Posted by trevor99

2) The buyout shouldn't hold. There's probably 1,000+ LLL.in that aren't worth registering at this point. Why register/renew LLL.ins with 2 or 3 undesirable letters when you can buy good LLL.ins for a little more?

Very good point!

Originally Posted by trevor99

3) If the buyout doesn't hold, it's meaningless.

What do you mean by that?

If the 'buyout' doesn't hold right now it certainly will in the future.

ccTLD's of nations with real economic growth such as India, Brazil & China will attain and retain value as international money flows into their products and people.

LLL.IN are a hold/buy right now with opportunity to build a strong portfolio well situated for future growth.

Are you running from stocks right now or do you view this as an opportunity to plant seeds?

Are you running from stocks right now or do you view this as an opportunity to plant seeds?

if you have the right contacts you'd know that stock markets are yet to hit the bottom.

8000 points is when my sources are going in a buying "mode"

I assume you are talking about the Dow Jones Industrial Average when you refer to 'stock markets'?

The Dow recently broke through a support level at 8750 with the next support level at 7250 so 8000 might be a little early, that is if you believe technical analysis or any other prescient sources.

Good Luck

Originally Posted by Jeff

Very good point!



What do you mean by that?

If the buy out doesn't hold because some people wake up and realize domains like zqj.in aren't worth the $14 registration fee (right now), it doesn't mean LLL.ins aren't a good investment.

The buyout occurred under highly-discounted pricing and much stronger market conditions. Given the number of expiring one year registrations due from October to early January, I expect a surplus of unregistered LLL.in by the end of the calendar year.

Thanks everyone for your insightful comments!