news All Chinese premium LLLL.net were registered.

[DotCN]

About one hour ago, all Chinese premium LLLL.net were registered.

No single Chinese premium LLLL.net is left...
I am checking it again.

 

[Konga]

Thank you for your research. That explains why I received an offer for J S Y T .net on 4.cn, just a few days after listing it. Maybe the next offer I will receive will be for J Z Z S .net.

JS is
Jiangsu

 

[Dimitris]

@Konga Thank you. Check my frozen thread https://www.namepros.com/threads/32...es-including-bddd-xndn-jzzs-jdqj-jsyt.887567/. Indeed, it means Jiangsu plus all letters are premium.

I think the bad letters are really premium if they are included in the City/Province abbreviations.

 

[DotCN]

I looked in a Chinese dictionary to see the number of pages devoted to different Pinyin first letters of words, based on this I found:

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%

Once I wanted to do this research, but I thought to research what domain names Chinese are using might be better. So I give this research up, and did my research on the Chinese end user's domain names.

Chinese words have not only one word, I don't know if I could explain it right.
There might many many word start from J, BeiJing, ShangHai, SZ and GZ are not start from "J", while BJ, SH, SZ and GZ are most popular on domain names since they are big cities in China.

That's why your result is different from mine, I think.

But, your research is really great

 

[equity78]

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

How did Q become a bad letter ?

 

[campout]

Must have been a record day yesterday, with 35 sales showing up at NameBio and of course these don't include the Chinese sites doing huge volume (sometimes 500 per day) up around $175 or so.

Source:NameBio

xwww.net    322 USD    2015-11-03    DropCatch
cccw.net    285 USD    2015-11-03    GoDaddy
sbjt.net    200 USD    2015-11-03    DropCatch
qdfy.net    196 USD    2015-11-03    DropCatch
cqtf.net    195 USD    2015-11-03    DropCatch
gsyb.net    194 USD    2015-11-03    DropCatch
mfsj.net    194 USD    2015-11-03    DropCatch
cdyy.net    191 USD    2015-11-03    DropCatch
khbm.net    186 USD    2015-11-03    DropCatch
kysy.net    186 USD    2015-11-03    DropCatch
kjgs.net    185 USD    2015-11-03    DropCatch
fbnf.net    185 USD    2015-11-03    DropCatch
swqy.net    185 USD    2015-11-03    DropCatch
wrhc.net    184 USD    2015-11-03    DropCatch
dkqc.net    184 USD    2015-11-03    DropCatch
djyj.net    181 USD    2015-11-03    DropCatch
lmky.net    181 USD    2015-11-03    DropCatch
zbsg.net    181 USD    2015-11-03    DropCatch
yscz.net    181 USD    2015-11-03    DropCatch
zlqq.net    181 USD    2015-11-03    DropCatch
yxcg.net    181 USD    2015-11-03    DropCatch
ymsf.net    181 USD    2015-11-03    DropCatch
hktd.net    181 USD    2015-11-03    DropCatch
qyyl.net    180 USD    2015-11-03    DropCatch
xhgd.net    174 USD    2015-11-03    DropCatch
mjlt.net    174 USD    2015-11-03    DropCatch
bqzs.net    174 USD    2015-11-03    DropCatch
kssf.net    166 USD    2015-11-03    GoDaddy
sxsh.net    166 USD    2015-11-03    GoDaddy
qcfl.net    165 USD    2015-11-03    GoDaddy
jhmn.net    161 USD    2015-11-03    GoDaddy
kknt.net    145 USD    2015-11-03    GoDaddy
khxz.net    135 USD    2015-11-03    GoDaddy
lzlp.net    135 USD    2015-11-03    GoDaddy
kjql.net    135 USD    2015-11-03    GoDaddy

 

[pablohc86]

I looked in a Chinese dictionary to see the number of pages devoted to different Pinyin first letters of words, based on this I found:

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%

i think this research is great because more dictionary words potentially means more opportunity to find a meaning but as chinese read those letters in couple the DotCn classification should be more close to the endusers. Like for English acronyms more dictionary words do not mean more letter value.

I want to point again that my comment only want to point how to better use these stats because they are great both

 

[DotCN]

News:

All LLLL.net were registered just now.

 

[djum]

This will be good for Chinese LLLL.net and regular LLLL.com I guess.

 

[pablohc86]

Let's see what is the market impact tonight

 

[Konga]

Let's see what is the market impact tonight

first offer for non chinese from flippa $15

 

[domeen]

first offer for non chinese from flippa $15

Cash is coming, wait
amazing numbers already. I would be happy

 

[Konga]

Cash is coming, wait
amazing numbers already. I would be happy

Never asked for your opinion however, thanks for the motivation

 

[forge]

How did Q become a bad letter ?

Yeah, I can't buy into that.

Universally, the requests I get from China are demonstrably to exclude A,E,I,O,U,V.

 

[forge]

Never asked for your opinion however, thanks for the motivation

Why the aggression?

****
Had an offer today of $100 for a single 4L .net. I know it's a reseller, and I know that's never happened before, in my experience, ever.

 

[Konga]

Why the aggression?

He is being sarcastic, you will see him in all llll.net threads trying to provoke

Here: https://www.namepros.com/threads/premium-llll-net-countdown-2015.882216/page-34

He even created his own thread here: https://www.namepros.com/threads/po...ot-invested-into-4-letter-net-s.890833/page-3

 

[djum]

I just banned this useless troll, Thanks for Genius327, who provided the link how to do it.
Wasting time for people like him not worth it. There's some people who have different opinion and can provide some logical arguments, they are worth listening, but this guy is just trolling.

 

[ITCorp]

41187 LLLL.net were registered yesterday ... nothing left even AOIUEYV

a buyer from china Private reg @ 22.cn

so now Officially No LLLL.net available for registeration !

 

[Genius327]

I just banned this useless troll, Thanks for Genius327, who provided the link how to do it.
Wasting time for people like him not worth it. There's some people who have different opinion and can provide some logical arguments, they are worth listening, but this guy is just trolling.

Life is lot simpler now, lol.

 

[Genius327]

Update :

LLLL.nets' prices have been stabilized at around $165 from a few days now on eName and 22.cn, while Chinese premium LLLL.com continues to increase. Now selling at around $1490 each.

This is a lot healthier ratio between .com and .nets than compared to before.

If anyone has latest insights or views, please share.

 

[djum]

I received to 2-3 pages of spam letters from notorious spammer @whonearby.com. All at 380 yuan.