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How much are .cc domains worth ? Just wanna know ;)
 
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3L .CC is revolving around $100-$700

Ya.... but it’s all dropcatch stuff. Would be nice to see some true auction numbers.
 
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.CC is mainly competing with .COM and .CO

IMHO, .CC is superior in terms of time to type and length. Beats .CO because .CO loses traffic to muscle memory for people who are used to the dominance of .COM. I can;t tell you how many times, when typing a .CO domain, my brain/fingers automagically type the M to finish the .COM. I can't be the only one.

I actually have to remind myself "OK, EbookLover, this is a .CO, don't type ,COM, FFS!" lol

.CC = quicker to type and easy-peasy to remember. Great TLD, too bad it has gotten so unpopular.
 
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minefor β€’ cc

Not great, but not too shabby IMHO
 
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I've searched this thread but can't find an answer.

Can someone please explain why no one seems to want 2L, 3L & 4L .CC domains when they include letters a,e,i,o,u,v ?

I have seen people looking to buy 2L, 3L & 4L .cc (without a,e,i,o,u,v) and I saw a broker who says they will broker the sale of 2L, 3L & 4L .cc (without a,e,i,o,u,v).

Why do vowels (a,e,i,o,u) and/or the letter "v" make 2L, 3L, 4L .CC less valuable?
 
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Can someone please explain why no one seems to want 2L, 3L & 4L .CC domains when they include letters a,e,i,o,u,v ?

without aeiouv basically indicate the buyer may be from China?
 
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So why do Chinese domainers/businesses not like vowels and the letter V in a .CC domain?
 
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for any extention, while talk 4L or 3L, we(Chinese) like letters w.o aeiouv, the reason is the Chinese Pin Yin, in most case, the first letter is not those letters...thus, those lettle is less value to become an abbr for Chinese

I think we have a term here, CHIP or Chinese Premium Lettles..below are 2 typical CHIPs also with nice pattern.:xf.grin:

YYYZ dot cc
CZZC dot cc
 
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I have only one .cc
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2006 regged
ewallet for CryptoCurrency ^& Credit Card
 
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for any extention, while talk 4L or 3L, we(Chinese) like letters w.o aeiouv, the reason is the Chinese Pin Yin, in most case, the first letter is not those letters...thus, those lettle is less value to become an abbr for Chinese

I think we have a term here, CHIP or Chinese Premium Lettles..below are 2 typical CHIPs also with nice pattern.:xf.grin:

YYYZ dot cc
CZZC dot cc

@Zilla Thanks for the response.

But what I do not understand is why are those 2 domains (YYYZ and CZZC as an example)
have that make them valuable to a Chinese buyer?

Do they translate to something in Chinese somehow or is it just the pattern they look for?

If they translate to something or mean something, how do I find these meanings for LLL or LLLL domains?

Google translate is of no help.
 
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Christmas.cc
Wager.cc
Seed.cc
Coins.cc
Are a few I own
 
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VapeShop
 
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@EbookLover, yes, google can not help here, actually, if u are not chinese or understand PinYin, I have no idea how you can find the meaning.

for non-chinese, u just keep in mind those chips can be valuable for chinese....but what combination is more valuable have to be analsis case by case..

btw, based on my own observation, .cc is not so popular in China now, not necessary to invest .cc base on Chinese needs....in China, most domainer only like .com and .cn(PinYin.com CHIP.com CHIP.cn NNNN.com NNNNN.com got most value and liquidty), some pioneer heavly invest on keywords ngtld, some player heavly invest on very short cctld...just my input fyi....
 
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