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'mindless traffic', hmm, actually quite an apt and descriptive word now that I'm reading this again. *jots into notebook of ideas*
 
Originally posted by mole
'mindless traffic', hmm, actually quite an apt and descriptive word now that I'm reading this again. *jots into notebook of ideas*

;)
 
Originally posted by dotus
Very little homework done regarding what language the Chinese type in,and in which language ALL the domain names are in.

Simply, they use English! Try typing in .com.cn @ Google.

Dotus you are right, basically if a Chinese person wants to do well in business etc. or outbranch in the global community
English is mandatory if they want to be successful at all.

I know this I have dealt with many many Chinese suppliers when I was in the distribution game :) not too long ago.

I believe that .cn is here to stay :)

just my .02 :)
 
Originally posted by cjmacd



I believe that .cn is here to stay :)


CN NAMES: QWERTY.CN | BOOBIES.CN | JFK.CN | BMX.CN | DNF.CN | P3.CN | 5K.CN | G7.CN | HARD.CN | MONTH.CN | TEAPOT.CN


Good luck!
 
Originally posted by izopod


CN NAMES: QWERTY.CN | BOOBIES.CN | JFK.CN | BMX.CN | DNF.CN | P3.CN | 5K.CN | G7.CN | HARD.CN | MONTH.CN | TEAPOT.CN


Good luck!

Thanks :) good luck to everyone in the .CN market

people will always be for and against the TLD

just the same I belive any name that is a top name in a .com is a good reg in a .CN IMHO

and if you have any you just hate and want to unload.. sell them to me :D

good luck to everyone:)
 
From talking to several people who do serious business in China, and who are also in the IT business, it appears the Chinese in China and abraod are deeply committed to .cn although they admit to being infatuated with .com when it comes o global business & economy.
 
Agree. Chinese are of course deeply committed to .cn, just like Germans to .de and Canadians to .ca. ;)
 
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