closed Taiwanese City -- Lukang.com

[windyreddy]

Hi. I snapped & got this name. It's a Taiwanese city name:

Lukang.com

If there are any folks here from Taiwan or China, their views would be most welcome.

best regards,

Arvind Reddy

 

[Unregistered]

I have just found that there is a place called Lukang (Deer Harbour) in Taiwan after checking search engine. Actually is it an famous place? or Taiwanese can help on apprasing this name.

fleaking, yesonline, are you here?

 

[buy.name]

Lukang is not a city,but a famous town in north taiwan,
I like this domain,I think it is worth $500+

 

[gump]

LuKang,a scenic spot.
150~200 I think.

 

[DrWho]

Originally posted by windyreddy
Hi. I snapped & got this name. It's a Taiwanese city name:

Lukang.com

If there are any folks here from Taiwan or China, their views would be most welcome.

best regards,

Arvind Reddy

$300~$400

 

[Wot]

Not very well known but is on asia hols list with hotels etc.

1k plus if you work at finding a buyer.

 

[URLCollection]

$500 - $1000 - Good Grab - Best Of Luck

 

[alia]

lukang.com might work well for travel/tourism/culture sites, and for your reference, "Lu Gang" will be the correct name for it according to the new Pinyin system.

 

[gump]

Originally posted by fleaking
Lukang is not a city,but a famous town in north taiwan

I think it is in middle-Taiwan, not north

 

[.com.net.org]

I skipped this one. Dunno has such a value.

Congratulations windy.

 

[Anthony Ng]

Originally posted by alia
... and for your reference, "Lu Gang" will be the correct name for it according to the new Pinyin system.

Are you saying that Taiwan is embracing the Pinyin system all out? I think it would take 7-10 YEARS at the least (even with the blessing of the ruling DPP government) for the people to actually accept that.

 

[windyreddy]

Nameslave, What do you have to say about the domain.

 

[Anthony Ng]

Lukang is a historic town (rather than a metropolis like Taipei or Kaohsiung) and with a .com, you should be able to get a good sale provided the right buyer. However, it is not an easy job to sell to the Chinese if you do not speak their language. Good luck.