discuss Are there any Chinese Pinyin domain names?

[youngjump]

I can not find Chinese pinyin domain names in this forum.
And in Chinese native forums, pinyin domain names are very expensive and popular.

 

[gilescoley]

You will need to request them in the "Domain names wanted" section

 

[youngjump]

You will need to request them in the "Domain names wanted" section

Thanks, but I don't want to buy those names, just curious.

 

[gilescoley]

oh ok, people own them on here, you just dont know about them and they aren't posting them

 

[JanuaryBabe]

What are the Chinese forum which sell domain?

 

[gilescoley]

4.cn

 

[VaibhavA]

Well, if you are looking to buy 2 word pinyins with good meanings, then I doubt anyone is left.

But some 2 word pinyins can be found available even today, but pls check the meaning before registering, as I am not sure if this makes any sense.

nuezen.com

Check it out.

With regards,
Vaibhav

 

[batrone]

I can not find Chinese pinyin domain names in this forum.
And in Chinese native forums, pinyin domain names are very expensive and popular.

I have

dingjiqiche.com (Top Cars)
lanbojini.co (Lamborghini)
lianjiache.co (cheap cars)
zulinche.co (rental car) diandongqiche.co (electric car)
baoshijie.co (Porsche)

what do you think about these domains? Thank you!

 

[JayT]

I have a few pinyin. I don't have high expectations though. I think Mandarin IDN.IDN will become preferred.

 

[dordomai]

I have


lanbojini.co (Lamborghini)
baoshijie.co (Porsche)

what do you think about these domains? Thank you!

TM....

 

[Michael R.]

Just curious, do you consider jing, feng, dong, etc... as Pinyin domains?

 

[JayT]

@JeanClaude yes they are pinyin Chinese names. Those are very commonly taken in every cctld. I resort to Cantonese names a lot: lung, hung, poon etc. These are not pinyin though.

 

[Michael R.]

@JeanClaude yes they are pinyin Chinese names

Thanks. I suppose they are better than standard CHIPS?

 

[JayT]

far better often overlooked