domain Chinese domains

[mtomich]

領域.com
领域.com

The word domain(s) in simplified and traditional Chinese. Appraisals please. Thanks.

 

[slaughterbeck]

領域.com
领域.com

The word domain(s) in simplified and traditional Chinese. Appraisals please. Thanks.

It's terribly difficult to appraise these because of the combination of Chinese characters along with the .com extension but I can say that I really like 领域.com (Domain.com) better than 領域.com (Territory.com), although there certainly is a lot of it in China. BTW where were you able to register those domains?

 

[Zeeble]

Well, its very hard to value them unless you know China and speak Chinese. They WILL become very valuable, as China has a bigger population than the whole of europe AND US put together, as well as a growing number of companies.

 

[1rrr1]

Sales of these are mostly happening only to the very popular keywords. Hold onto them though, you might get lucky.

 

[mtomich]

It's terribly difficult to appraise these because of the combination of Chinese characters along with the .com extension but I can say that I really like 领域.com (Domain.com) better than 領域.com (Territory.com), although there certainly is a lot of it in China. BTW where were you able to register those domains?

Thanks for the comments. In simple Chinese 領域 is territory, but in traditional Chinese it is domain.

 

[1rrr1]

It's terribly difficult to appraise these because of the combination of Chinese characters along with the .com extension but I can say that I really like 领域.com (Domain.com) better than 領域.com (Territory.com), although there certainly is a lot of it in China. BTW where were you able to register those domains?

Thanks for the comments. In simple Chinese 領域 is territory, but in traditional Chinese it is domain.

There is only one domains there. When you register a Chinese IDN name, both the traditional and simplified are taken.

 

[StudioWorks]

Not so popular right now but by the time they become popular their value would go up especially domains with nice names

Cheers.