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Here is my first .com.cn. I just regged because of the alluring keyword. Let me know your thoughts.
 
Will be deleted if in China. Sex/Gamble/Drug is prohibited in law of China.
 
1.No one know this word in China.
2.Gambling is illegal in China.
 
guiwang said:
1.No one know this word in China.
2.Gambling is illegal in China.

There is no black market Gambling?
 
The english search key word for Chinese will be casino and gamble.
I think just a few people will use gambling as key word, but gamble in China.
 
You should use Chinese pinyin!
The "dubo" is Gambling!
 
There is no black market Gambling?
Of course, there are.
But we Chinese never use the "gambling" key word.
Keep in mind, we speak in Chinese, not English.
 
The Chinese Pinyin is popular in our nation!Every persons know it!
 
Ricado said:
Keep in mind, we speak in Chinese, not English.

So then how come you can register English alphabet letters in .CN? Or is that just a smart Chinese marketing ploy designed to get the money out of dumb westerners' pockets?
 
We love Chinese Pinyin & numeral domains
 
cappuccino said:
So then how come you can register English alphabet letters in .CN? Or is that just a smart Chinese marketing ploy designed to get the money out of dumb westerners' pockets?

That is why I regged it when I saw it was available. Obviously all of the other extensions were taken including .net.cn and .org.cn and considering the amount of English spelling "western" domains that are snatched up by Chinese brokers....somethings got to give.
 
And I advise you if you want to sell Chinese domains,please choose .cn;the .com.cn is used by oneself of the .com.cn owner!
 
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