Chinese Geos, what is your take?

[democrat]

Seems China is becoming extremely popular. Do we hold our China Geos? I was talking to a friend and he thinks they are going to skyrocket.

I'd love to hear some opinions.

Thanks,
patty

 

[owntag]

Depends on the quality of your GEO domains.

Popular China city name .coms always sell for decent price.

 

[democrat]

Is China going to take over?

 

[owntag]

Is China going to take over?

Eventually, YES!
But it doesn't mean to take over the world. I would say have influence over the world.

 

[democrat]

Eventually, YES!
But it doesn't mean to take over the world. I would say have influence over the world.

I know we are seeing more of China but when do you think they'll really take their stake?

 

[tomh]

Hi,



I have recently paid high $XXX for second tier city domain.

thanks

 

[phio]

no solicitations allowed

 

[Doc]

a quick ques. do chinese geo names in other tld's like .in hold any value ?

 

[BiggieBiggie is verified member.]

Notice:

Do Not solicit domains for sale, openly or via pm.

Thanks

 

[democrat]

Eventually, YES!
But it doesn't mean to take over the world. I would say have influence over the world.

a quick ques. do chinese geo names in other tld's like .in hold any value ?

I would say no to this but then again.. it might look good to someone or a hack perhaps?

 

[Wot]

Is China going to take over?

You mean they haven't already, they have most of America's $'s

Just come back from two weeks in China, my sixth visit, a real eye opener. The infrastructure has to be seen to be believed particularly Shanghai/Beijing areas and many miles outside.

I would think that Chinese cities, travel related .com & .cn particularly in their own language (IDN) would have huge potential.

 

[Anthony Ng]

a quick ques. do chinese geo names in other tld's like .in hold any value ?

Except a few big names like Shanghai or Beijing (which EVERYBODY knows), I don't think a mismatched ccTLD (Chinese place-names, Indian ccTLD) is worth investing even your time.

As for China taking over, I agree that it is already happening. Just look around youself, at least 5 out of 10 things you see are made in China. And in this time of global recession, buyers (with deep pockets) could only be coming from China. My only regret is that I actually write more fluently in English and my Chinese typing is terrible.

 

[democrat]

I just wonder who we should pumping..

 

[Wot]

a quick ques. do chinese geo names in other tld's like .in hold any value ?

I have had a couple of $xxxx offers for a Chinese idn in .biz but very much an exception rather than the rule.

Eventually, YES!
But it doesn't mean to take over the world. I would say have influence over the world.

I have your flag in my sig.

 

[mkellerman]

ICANN are planing for IDN.IDN ccTLDs to go live internationally by 2010. I have a prtfolio of IDN.cn and expect to see these rise in value.

Is anyone going to the ICANN meeting in Hong Kong on 24 July?

 

[IT_Highway]

Seems China is becoming extremely popular. Do we hold our China Geos? I was talking to a friend and he thinks they are going to skyrocket.

I'd love to hear some opinions.

Thanks,
patty

When you've got between 5 - 20 million people crammed into a single city ... you've got very large captive audiences to develop for... the hard part isnt buying a domain ... the hard people is developing high quality local content.

 

[picassofacepicassoface is verified member.]

Just got an email from Sedo. They're looking for submissions of chinese names to feature in an upcomming auction....

 

[Anthony Ng]

Just got an email from Sedo. They're looking for submissions of chinese names to feature in an upcomming auction....

But how good is their (Sedo's) Chinese? Or is it just taffic tracking or search logging?

 

[IT_Highway]

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