news 160,000 Four Chinese Premium Letters (-aeiouv) .CC Are Registered.

[theSun]

News: 160,000 Four Chinese Premium Letters (-aeiouv) .CC Are Registered.

The registrations are 2~4 years each.

They says "毛都不剩一根。"

Which in english means, not even a feather is left.

 

[J9]

What? ​

 

[Chirag]

LOL !!!

I mean registering so many of domains when many of these domains wont even see a site coming any time soon is marvelous.

 

[Genius327]

Wow. That's an interesting development.
And on top of that, .cc registration cost is $13/year!

This is a great news for all Chinese premium 4L.net investors.

 

[J9]

I don't understand chinese domainers' strategy. I think they want to make Chinese premium LLLL. com and. net even more valuable doing this...

 

[Greenle]

yes

 

[Hybrid Names]

 

[NPer]

 

[Nem0]

Lol NPer and Hybrid

Yep, this makes things interesting.

 

[Joseph Green]

This is fascinating!

These domain names each cost $19.99 per year at GoDaddy.

That is $3,198,400+ invested into .cc domains.

$3.2 million dollars. Whoa!


Edit: The cost is $11.99 per domain per year with GoDaddy's Discount Domain Club pricing. That's still about 2 million dollars.

 

[Name Trader]

Wow. This is getting crazy. All these bulk registrations of various tld's. Smart? Chinese at least like the .CC tld.

 

[Name Trader]

$12.40 at NameBright. I thought they were also about $13 at DCC too. Or was that just a promo?

 

[Joseph Green]

$12.40 at NameBright. I thought they were also about $13 at DCC too. Or was that just a promo?

Updated my post.

 

[campout]

The thing is: we don't know how many were already registered before this one entity registered all that was left. So it's not that this one entity invested ~$2mm.. In the case of .net, there were 30,000 left when they all got swooped up in late July. I would've assumed there were more .cc left than there were .net, but I'm not too familiar with the extent of .cc use in China, other than knowing that they like it.

 

[Suraj Soni]

I don't understand China has vowel in their name but they don't like vowel.

I completely don't understand Chinese Market

 

[Nick]

I don't understand China has vowel in their name but they don't like vowel.

I completely don't understand Chinese Market

Words may contain vowels, but they don't begin with them.

 

[Suraj Soni]

Words may contain vowels, but they don't begin with them.

Then why four character domain with vowel has 10 times less value ??

 

[Nick]

Then why four character domain with vowel has 10 times less value ??

Likely because it isn't a word. If it's an actual Chinese/English/any language word, it can be worth more.

 

[Suraj Soni]

Likely because it isn't a word. If it's an actual Chinese/English/any language word, it can be worth more.

may be you are right but my problem is i don't understand single letter of Chinese

 

[RU]

2016 -> 160,000 Four Chinese Premium Letters (-aeiouv) .CC are dropped.
~ $2,000,000 oh my gosh! Congrats to Registry / Registrars.

 

[Genius327]

2016 -> 160,000 Four Chinese Premium Letters (-aeiouv) .CC are dropped.
~ $2,000,000 oh my gosh! Congrats to Registry / Registrars.

Lol. Read it again.

"The registrations are 2~4 years each."

 

[RU]

I will renew my brilliant.cc

 

[Jordan22111]

.cc and any prefix domain names are huge because it's merely pressing "c c" with the same finger twice! Registering domain names that end with c c will allow your customer to easily remember it...remember, brandable also means memorable.

 

[dordomai]

any sales?

 

[omegabomb]

It's a great news. I'll renew my certificate.cc.