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4L.com
@4Ldotcom
Domain Investor • Real sales data, prices, terms, profits, market reports & studies on 4L patterns • Email: [email protected]
Katılım Ekim 2025
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@richadomatic247 This sale happened this morning.
Here is a link to my website, where all domains priced at $1,000 are listed:
4l.com/portfolio/pric…
There are 3,813 domains for that price, including domains with CCCC
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They really do remove verified domains after some time, but you can upload them again using an XLSX file and verify them by changing the DNS at the current registrar.
For 99% of domains, this takes about one or two hours.
In Spaceship, where my domains are located, this can be done in a few clicks.
A Dynadot representative told me that they were planning to solve this problem with domains being removed from listings from time to time, but I do not know whether they have solved it or not.
If you have your own manager at Dynadot, you may be able to do this through them.
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Listing on @Dynadot while using AN ns is almost impossible unless the domain is native Dynadot. They require the domain to stay on its registrar's dns(Godaddy for example not Afternic ). I tried that repeatedly and each time I check they where all unlisted until I finaly gave upp. @Saw also use the same NS Singleton strategy, as I call it.
Any work arround?
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Not at all. Although all my domains use Afternic nameservers, all my domains are also listed on Spaceship and Dynadot.
Since January 1, 2026, I have sold 120 4L. com domains that were pointed to Afternic landing pages. Of these sales, 24 domains were sold on @spaceship, which is 20%, and 4 domains were sold on @Dynadot.
This means that these sales might not have happened if I had not listed the domains on these platforms.
So I strongly recommend using all of them, because there are real buyers there who may find and buy your domain.
Richardomatic247@richadomatic247
@4Ldotcom @afternic Oh! Does it mean 4L domains don't get much buyers at other domain marketplaces? I see only Afternic here all the time.
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Domains listed on Dan were also automatically available for sale on Afternic when I started using it. Most of my sales came through Afternic, even though the domains were originally added to Dan. I had a bad experience with Sedo. I had no sales there unless I used their landing pages. Also, they automatically add VAT to all sales, which is very bad because it increases the domain price for the buyer. They also require mandatory verification with documents, which I also find completely unreasonable. I do not recommend using Sedo to anyone. They are like dinosaurs that are going extinct.
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@RequestPrice I explained my full pricing approach in great detail on @NamePros. You can read it in this thread:
namepros.com/threads/explor…
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@richadomatic247 @spaceship I do not separate buyers into domain investors, end users, or other categories. My prices are always the same for everyone.
You can view all available domains and filter them by price on my website: 4l.com
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@4Ldotcom @spaceship This means I can literally get any 4L I want from you at a reasonable price. Can you please state what your price range will be if you are selling to a domainer.
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🌐 Domain: OKXZ .COM
💵 Sold: $1,000
🔤 Patterns: VCCC | ABCD
⚙️ Landing: Afternic (NS1/NS2)
📅 Purchased: Oct 17, 2023
⏳ Hold time: 986 days
🛒 Purchase: $250 (25%)
🧾 Fees: $100 (10%)
📊 Net: $900 | Profit: $650 | ROI: 260%
🏷 Sold via @Spaceship
Note: The domain was using Afternic nameservers and showed the Afternic landing page, so the lead did not come from the domain landing page. In SellerHub, the source is shown as: Spaceship Search

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