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Hmm...Should I go for this name? .org.cn

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Ok, this is pretty much asking for advice. I have this name in mind, its a single word, 12 letter domain, .org.cn, and it has to do with business. The .com.cn and .net.cn are taken, but I really like the name and its popular in the western world and happening more often. But, I don't know if I should take the risk. Afterall, its 40 USD for registration. I don't even know what type of traffic it gets. Should I take the risk and register it?
 
Oh! Also, does Google add china names on to their search engines ? Thanks

*edit* Yes it does!
 
.org.cn is probably the ugliest extension I have ever heard of in my life. Save your $40.
 
What about a 3 letter .com.cn name? I like it much
 
>draqon: .org.cn is probably the ugliest extension I have ever heard of in my life.

LOL! How about ville.baie-comeau.qc.ca or something like nameslave.toronto.on.ca (which I was going to register if not for the opening up of dot-ca)?
 
What about THIS ONE! It is three letters, the first 2 letters are initials of one city, and the third one is a variable which can be anything. Sound good?
 
Ok , I just regged myslef a 4 Letter .com.cn name...I won't tell you what it is until its securely mine, so tomorrow I'll post it. :)
 
What about 2 letter names ?
 
The right side of the dot is just as important as the left, if not more.
 
Be prepared to register the .cn equilavent of that name. Then you can redirect people to that if they type .com.cn. The .com magically disappears LOL>
 
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