I did a scan of a random sample of 100 NNNNN.com's to see how many sites were developed, and what kinds of sites they were. The results are here (<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.nnnnndomains.com/2008/02/random-snapshot-of-nnnnncom-landscape.html">http://www.nnnnndomains.com/2008/02/ran ... scape.html</a><!-- m -->). The results bode well for the future of NNNNN.com prices, especially now that they are all bought out and already rising in price. Later, I plan to do a post outlining the development of 100 random LLLL.com's to make analytical comparisons.
NNNNN.com Development Landscape
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