4 ridiculous bargains on today’s newsletter, all of them CHIP (Chinese premium) LLLL.coms but not just random chips. Two of them are also Western premiums and all 4 have repeating letters, I always preferred higher quality chips and my inventory reflects that.
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I’m sure you’re surprised to see a case study post on a Tuesday but I thought I’d try an interesting experiment by selling a CHIP as well as a regular LLLL through no reserve NamePros auctions. I’ve sold regular LLLLs like this before but never chips. Not sure if this has ever been tried before to be honest but anyway, I’ve decided to give it a go.

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This has to be the shortest newsletter I’ve ever sent and I’ve asked people to make me their best offer for a *really* good chip (- edited: the domain has been removed – ), with each person only getting one chance to make the offer in question (no negotiations). Should be interesting, people hate wasting time and by getting right down to business, I’m giving them what they want in my opinion.
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Really good deals today, final price reductions on 5 premium LLLL dot coms (- edited: the domains have been removed – ) and 4 regular LLLLs (- edited: the domains have been removed – ), I’m sure bargain hunters will be very happy with this week’s newsletter 🙂

As always, here’s the full text of the newsletter, the domains will be removed within 48-ish hours so as not to get indexed:
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Selling 17 LLLLs today, very balanced list with -edited: the domains have been removed-.
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Time for video #8, this time about investing in stocks. A lot of people still don’t understand what stocks are all about and what their status is as someone who owns stocks.
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I’m selling -edited- LLLL dot coms this week and after last week’s experiment (listing only one LLLL and several names which don’t fall into the “short domains” category), it’s clear to me people pretty much only want short domains at this point. The LLLL has been sold, the others haven’t. The market has spoken.
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I’ve been focusing on short domains exclusively for a looooooong time, so it’s time for a little breather and a more diversified list today: – edited: the domains have been removed -.

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In my opinion (biased, of course), the DomainingTips newsletter represents the best venue at which you can buy really good Chinese Premium LLLL.coms. This week, for example, I have – edited: the domains have been removed -.
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Decided to keep it simple today, so I’m simply (see what I did there?) asking people to submit individual and/or bulk offers on *extremely* juicy premium LLLL dot coms: -edited: the domains have been removed-.
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