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   | 'Fake UK sites' trick consumers BBC.co.uk - 'Fake UK sites' trick consumers "In total about 6% of registrations for "co.uk" domain names come from foreign companies, mostly based in China" I'm surprised I managed to reg Gaokao (dotcodotuk) the other day then since Gaokao.com sold for $556k in October 2008. Gaokao is chinese for 'tall test' or 'high test' which is China's National Higher Education Entrance Examination (possibly the largest exam in the world).
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