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About one hour ago, all Chinese premium LLLL.net were registered.
No single Chinese premium LLLL.net is left...
I am checking it again.
No single Chinese premium LLLL.net is left...
I am checking it again.


domain.commany, but not enough.
.net is %5.88 now @ whois.com.
Does anybody know some other websites to register cheap .net domain names?
domain.com
dot net .99$
but they dont have automated push. we have to call them for that purpose.
plus bulk registration not available. reg 1 by 1
plus opening account requires to reg a domain, and they verify the account opening which may take atleast 20-30 mins to complete or it might never happen. call the support and ask to open a account.
Too many hassle for .99$ reg.
I have some 100 dot nets getting offers in range of 900-1000. waiting for a bit more.
I was wondering about that in regard to selling on 4.cn. Do the buyers understand they have to open an account on Godaddy and push the domain?LLLL.NET with Godaddy are hard to sell to Chinese because it takes 3 months to transfer to Chinese Registrars
LLLL.NET with Godaddy are hard to sell to Chinese because it takes 3 months to transfer to Chinese Registrars
Dont really know about the trading on 4.cn, the buyer i sold too agreed to open an account on Godaddy and push the domain himselfI was wondering about that in regard to selling on 4.cn. Do the buyers understand they have to open an account on Godaddy and push the domain?
Same people buying them at GD auction will have problems with us?good point!
its 60 day transfer out lock
good luck selling this godaddy domains to ename![]()
DropCatch
Xwww.net $322
Khbm.net $186
Kjgs.net $185
Kysy.net $186
Lmky.net $181
Mfsj.net $194
Winner First?
I dont have stats, but i think a good thing to do now is register 2L City/province + 2L Chinese names, as some names has vowels so you might find some available, for example, lnhu - ln as Liaoning and hu is a Chinese 2 letter nameHas anyone compiled statistics on the best and worst Chinese premium letters? What order do you put them in, best to worst?
I think the best are J, X, Z and maybe Q. (not in order of relevance).Has anyone compiled statistics on the best and worst Chinese premium letters? What order do you put them in, best to worst?
Has anyone compiled statistics on the best and worst Chinese premium letters? What order do you put them in, best to worst?
According to my research on Chinese end users' LLLL.cn/com/net domain names, here is the result:
the Chinese premium letters are: s c y h z j a d t x
average letters are: l m g b e f w n i p
bad letters are: k q o r u v
http://blog.sina.com.cn/s/blog_14fb32bfa0102vrpk.html
But not all the Chinese domainers think so![]()
So, 'A' can be considered as chinese premium letter?
letter pages percent
j 53 9%
s 53 9%
z 52 9%
y 45 8%
b 43 7%
c 33 6%
d 32 5%
l 31 5%
h 30 5%
g 29 5%
x 29 5%
t 24 4%
m 23 4%
f 21 4%
q 21 4%
w 19 3%
k 16 3%
p 15 3%
n 11 2%
r 9 2%
a 6 1%
e 2 0%
o 1 0%
i 0 0%
u 0 0%
v 0 0%
According to my research on Chinese end users' LLLL.cn/com/net domain names, here is the result:
the Chinese premium letters are: s c y h z j a d t x
average letters are: l m g b e f w n i p
bad letters are: k q o r u v
http://blog.sina.com.cn/s/blog_14fb32bfa0102vrpk.html
But not all the Chinese domainers think so![]()

