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Offers Prefecture level Cities: All taken. ".com"

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I am selling a package of 15 "prefecture level cities" of China.

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A prefecture-level city or prefecture-level municipality is an administrative division of the
 People's Republic of China, ranking below a province and above a county in China's administrative 
structure. Prefecture-level cities form the second level of the administrative structure (alongside 
prefectures, leagues and autonomous prefectures). Since the 1980s, prefecture-level cities have 
mostly replaced the prefecture administrative unit.

A prefecture-level city is not a "city" in the strictest sense of the term, but instead an 
administrative unit comprising, typically, both an urban core (a city in the strict sense) and 
surrounding rural or less-urbanized areas usually many times the size of the central, built-up core. 
Prefecture-level cities nearly always contain multiple counties, county-level cities, and other such
 sub-divisions. This results from the fact that the formerly predominant prefectures, which 
prefecture-level cities have mostly replaced, were themselves large administrative units containing
 cities, smaller towns, and rural areas. To distinguish a prefecture-level city from its actual urban 
area (city in the strict sense).

The first prefecture-level cities were created on 5 November 1983. Over the following two 
decades, prefecture-level cities have come to replace the vast majority of Chinese prefectures; 
the process is still ongoing.

Most provinces are composed entirely or nearly entirely of prefecture-level cities. Of the 22 
provinces and 5 autonomous regions of China, only 3 provinces (Yunnan, Guizhou, Qinghai) and 2 
autonomous regions (Xinjiang, Tibet) have more than three second-level or prefecture-level 
divisions that are not prefecture-level cities.

[B]
Criteria that a prefecture of China must meet to become a prefecture-level city:[/B]

    * An urban centre with a non-rural population over 250,000
    * gross output of value of industry of 200,000,000 RMB
    * the output of tertiary industry supersedes that of primary industry
    * Over 35% of the GDP

All Prefecture Level cities .com are taken
I am selling 15 of them, ONLY as a bundle. They sum in total more than 20 Million people.

Here its the list:

Punycode and IDN..........................English Name.............Estimated pop
xn--7st696atrz.com (清远市.com): Qingyuan 3870k
xn--bgty4bj0y.com (汕尾市.com): Shanwei 2990k
xn--7stq33a2v6a.com (阳江市.com): Yangjiang 2400k
xn--9kq598antl.com (云浮市.com): Yunfu 2470k
xn--uitw6ay62l.com (鹤岗市.com): Hegang 754k
xn--7stq10btl8a.com (鹰潭市.com): Yingtan
xn--wjqw49azw2a.com (萍乡市.com): Pingxiang 1800k
xn--fhq220bt28b.com (上饶市.com): Shangrao
xn--9pr87oj4b.com (吉安市.com): Ji'an
xn--wbs69nxj.com (四平市.com): Siping 800k
xn--7st818a75y.com (辽源市.com): Liaoyuan
xn--uis47le5w.com (白城市.com): Baicheng 400k
xn--6rt0cw5e.com (忻州市.com):
xn--fiqv99a0hg.com (晋中市.com): Jinzhong
xn--mqrw4ukwi.com (吕梁市.com): Lvliang

BIN: $10.000 - Payment by paypal or Escrow
 
I am going to guess that you mean $10,000...with the comma and not the period?
 
i dunno why but people in europe like swapping the "." with ",". When they are talking about 10.000,00, they shall mean 10,000.00.
 
All your cities have "city" postfix. You might want to include it in your translation.

seattle.com is not the same as seattlecity.com for example.

Good luck!
 
Without the postfix is the most used in general, however the names are officially used with the postfix.

Yes, it's a secondary term for most chinese cities but they áre used officially so it's not a made-up combo.
 
Unregistered said:
i dunno why but people in europe like swapping the "." with ",". When they are talking about 10.000,00, they shall mean 10,000.00.

The seller is from South America...he means $10,000.00 I am sure.
 
Bramiozo said:
Without the postfix is the most used in general, however the names are officially used with the postfix.

Yes, it's a secondary term for most chinese cities but they áre used officially so it's not a made-up combo.

Quite so.
 
Findacodder said:
BIN: $10.000 - Payment by paypal or Escrow
I think it's $10000.

Without the postfix is the most used in general.
 
Thats how he says $10,000 where he's from
 
I am from Argentina
And sorry.
Here we use the . instead of the ,
The price i put was $10k or $10,000
 
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