closed Chine.cn

[Wot]

Francais and biz with China.

Chine - China in french.

"0"

"reg fee" that excludes you Who.

Already had a couple of offers.

Anybody else care to give a value??

 

[Steen]

reg fee - <insert you offer here>

I dont like it, take any offer over $50 IMO

 

[Sharpy]

Ok so now we have people in China speaking French? Useless

 

[Anthony Ng]

There are A LOT of French-speaking expatriats living and working in China. And for those who speak only English, there's actually a place called Europe where people speak French, German, etc. So for the French who can't get chine.fr, chine.cn is a decent alternative. Not a million dollar name, but definitely has a market - targeting China trade and travel - among the Francophone.

 

[Wot]

Originally posted by Sharpy
Ok so now we have people in China speaking French? Useless

Oh boy words fail me!!!!!

 

[Wot]

Originally posted by devildude8989
reg fee - <insert you offer here>

I dont like it, take any offer over $50 IMO

Way out my friend.

 

[Spider]

average name, worthless extenstion. Add those together and you get a domain worth less then the fee you paid to obtain it.

 

[_Yakov_]

reg fee so far
imo

 

[Sharpy]

Originally posted by dotus


Oh boy words fail me!!!!!

:laugh: sorry D I was drunk when I wrote that

Originally posted by nameslave
There are A LOT of French-speaking expatriats living and working in China. And for those who speak only English, there's actually a place called Europe where people speak French, German, etc. So for the French who can't get chine.fr, chine.cn is a decent alternative. Not a million dollar name, but definitely has a market - targeting China trade and travel - among the Francophone.

You are correct sir!

 

[Honan]

http://www.ebay.fr/

2000 FRF

 

[DrWho]

Originally posted by dotus
Francais and biz with China.

Chine - China in french.

"0"

"reg fee" that excludes you Who.

Already had a couple of offers.

Anybody else care to give a value??

Reg fee

 

[Wot]

Originally posted by nameslave
There are A LOT of French-speaking expatriats living and working in China. And for those who speak only English, there's actually a place called Europe where people speak French, German, etc. So for the French who can't get chine.fr, chine.cn is a decent alternative. Not a million dollar name, but definitely has a market - targeting China trade and travel - among the Francophone.

Hi Nameslave, don't envy you job as moderator here.
It is amazing the ingnorance and lack of knowledge of some of these self styled " appraisal experts".

 

[Kid Kool]

reg fee

 

[Anthony Ng]

Originally posted by dotus


Hi Nameslave, don't envy you job as moderator here.
It is amazing the ingnorance and lack of knowledge of some of these self styled " appraisal experts".

We're actually looking into viable ways to prevent this Appraisal forum from encoring the old AfterNIC.com farce by e.g. asking for no-nonsense appraisals with elaboration instead of authoritative sounding comments like "$0" or "Reg fee" with no substantiation.

 

[Wot]

Originally posted by nameslave

We're actually looking into viable ways to prevent this Appraisal forum from encoring the old AfterNIC.com farce by e.g. asking for no-nonsense appraisals with elaboration instead of authoritative sounding comments like "$0" or "Reg fee" with no substantiation.

Great, this is too professional a site and business to have to put up with some of these people.

 

[FineE]

This is worth quite a bit more than "reg fee" WOW!

I would not be surprised to see this sell retail for $100,000 or more down the road in a good market.

 

[GiantDomains]

Originally posted by FineE


$100,000 or more

 

[Wot]

Originally posted by GiantDomains

GiantDomains - please refer to comments by Nameslave in this thread. I assume as a moderator you have been privy to discussions re "proper" appraisals?

Be nice if you could set a better example and maybe there would be no necessity for adittional rules!

 

[GiantDomains]

Interpretation of the eek face: "$100,000 .... that seems like a really high appraisal for a french spelled .cn"

Better?

 

[Wot]

Originally posted by GiantDomains
Interpretation of the eek face: "$100,000 .... that seems like a really high appraisal for a french spelled .cn"

Better?

If you thinks so!