closed .cn names

[Bramiozo]

I have got some interest for the following names, but what's the worth as a package.

callrates.cn
call-rates.cn
netcall.cn
phone-rates.cn
phonerates.cn
udc.cn
web-store.cn
weblist.cn

Thanks.

 

[ComScout.com]

Stick to dotcoms! CN names are worthless trust me

 

[Bramiozo]

not for the chinese, trust me .

 

[ajsb]

I think only reg fee

 

[Delete]

even most the chinese i know don't like .cn

reg fee

 

[ComScout.com]

Plus, how many chinese speak english, so I reckons there a waste of money

 

[bestname]

reg fee? $0

 

[Rubber DuckRubber Duck is verified member.]

Stick to dotcoms! CN names are worthless trust me

Well, I guess you should stick to advising on what you know. Just sold my second dot CN for 2000 Euros.

Dave Wrixon

 

[Bramiozo]

Good for you dwrixon, was that a character-based name or a romanic name ?

 

[Rubber DuckRubber Duck is verified member.]

Good for you dwrixon, was that a character-based name or a romanic name ?

Romanic characters. The two domains sold are:

catalyst.cn and seo.cn

Most of my .cn are three letter acronyms. Must say though that I think IDN are the future and IDN dot coms are as much part of the dot com register as any other dot com.

Regards
Dave Wrixon

 

[Bramiozo]

Romanic characters. The two domains sold are:

catalyst.cn and seo.cn

Most of my .cn are three letter acronyms. Must say though that I think IDN are the future and IDN dot coms are as much part of the dot com register as any other dot com.

Regards
Dave Wrixon

That's interesting, did you sell them through a chinese website ?

 

[Anthony Ng]

I guess I have written about this before, but let me sum it up a bit again.

.cn domains are definitely worth something, but mostly to the Chinese or people who have considerable interest (I mean "stake") in China. A LOT of foreigner speculators lost some good deal of money during the "rush" when the second level .cn opened up back in Spring 2003.

One of the most obvious mistake by these "losers" was that they had registered those so-called "keyword" domains which their target clients cannot even spell correctly. For instance, information or restaurants are "difficult" words even among the on-line population there who are more used to numbers or Pinyin and browsing mostly Chinese websites.

And for those who don't read or speak their language, selling (to the Chinese) itself could be hell. In short, you need to know the place (culture) in order to tap into that wealth. For others, I would suggest staying away.

 

[ParkQuick.com]

Good points made about value of Chinese names. I have a couple (democracy.org.cn and qigong.org.cn) that I'm hoping will have value someday. I'd guess that as a package yours are not worth over $200 at this point - but I can't say that I really know the Chinese market.

callrates.cn
call-rates.cn
netcall.cn
phone-rates.cn
phonerates.cn
udc.cn
web-store.cn
weblist.cn
Thanks.

 

[Anthony Ng]

... and seo.cn

Good to know that you have found a buyer who knows both English and Chinese well.

 

[taishan]

.cn domain names do have some value. However, they have to be short (less than 5 characters).

 

[Rubber DuckRubber Duck is verified member.]

.cn domain names do have some value. However, they have to be short (less than 5 characters).

I have a number of dot CN, mostly 3 letter acroyms which were selected on the basis of high Google scores. I am looking to cut my holding and I am prepared to let them go for $100 or possibly even less if someone wants to take them as a package. I think I have 30 to 40 that I want to let go!

Regards
Dave Wrixon

 

[taishan]

I have a number of dot CN, mostly 3 letter acroyms which were selected on the basis of high Google scores. I am looking to cut my holding and I am prepared to let them go for $100 or possibly even less if someone wants to take them as a package. I think I have 30 to 40 that I want to let go!

Regards
Dave Wrixon

Sell them on ebay.com.cn and see what kind of response you get. If you want help selling them, maybe I can help.

 

[Rubber DuckRubber Duck is verified member.]

Sell them on ebay.com.cn and see what kind of response you get. If you want help selling them, maybe I can help.

Thanks, seems like a good time to try ebay system.

I have posted seven lots of five or six domains.

Regards
Dave Wrixon