A Few Chinese Acronyms Maybe A Source Also

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Hey there! Just wanted to share what I recieved in a email today!
Not sure if this helps any sellers but found the acronyms interesting.

I receive emails occasionally from http://www.yumi.com/ (Maize Network?). These emails are written in Chinese but translate to English when I read them!
Note these domains are being auctioned off there (None of them are mine)

rjtd.com
Software team, world drama

nnkx.com
Nanning Express, milk happy

tsxj.net
Exploration of Xinjiang, featured comedy

yxbc.net
Hero gaming, game programming

tsdk.net
Features winter models, special loans

wjcn.net
Chinese toys, Chinese hardware

wdph.net
Wanda ranking, Wu Tai Printing

nfyd.net
Milk Reserve, moving south

zxhg.net
The new chemical, the latest Huanggang

Doesn't make sense to me but thought it might be helpful
 
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AfternicAfternic
Just received a similar email..

psyd(dot)com(dot)cn PISEN one hundred million tripod, accessories belt
psss(dot)com(dot)cn Fashion shoot, drainage facilities
mjwy(dot)com(dot)cn MEGA property, Mercure bathroom
lmgz(dot)com(dot)cn Lianming in public, Longmen
njcd(dot)com(dot)cn Used Prachanda, Oxford Dictionary
zkbg(dot)cn Public Kang hotels, Branch Office
yzkc(dot)cn High-quality fast food, Postal Express
xlwg(dot)cn Thunder online shopping, the Kingdom of Greece
xhlc(dot)cn Xinhua journey, West Green
gssm(dot)cn HEC digital, Gansu Trading
kmnh(dot)cn Kunming neon, Cummins Year
nqzy(dot)cn Nanquan pharmaceutical, Nanqu shade
xdyt(dot)cn Cinda Express credit Intime
mcxy(dot)cn Xinyu city, city credit meters
wzcq(dot)cn King legend, legend Wenzhou "
 
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