domain Dictionary .cn names

[snareklutz]

Hi, just purchased these. Can somebody appraise them please?

incoterm.cn
thermoplastic.cn
ferrites.cn
gingham.cn
polyvinylchloride.cn
mosfets.cn
tuffet.cn
thermoplastics.cn
incoterms.cn

Thanks!

 

[sashas]

I wouldnt put them much, seeing that the Chinese struggle with english, and the above words are pretty hard to spell anyways. Even a native english speaker would struggle with them

 

[leede]

cn is not so popular now except in china as I suppose.

I think it is worth registration fee.

 

[StudioWorks]

To me it'sworth the registration fee however to someone in China it might worth a lot more.

SW

 

[fierne]

zero

you are fooled by the seller,these names are too long and complex to remember for the Chinese

 

[sashas]

zero

you are fooled by the seller,these names are too long and complex to remember for the Chinese

True
The Chinese aren't natural to english
These could work with an .in extension because Indians are much better with english

 

[htmlindex]

Reg fee IMO

 

[snareklutz]

Thanks for the apprasals.

.cn names are currently increasingly used my manufacturers in China trying to target the US market. As the Chinese economy strengthens, hopefully the value of these domains will too.

 

[sashas]

I would say hold onto them. The Chinese are learning english very rapidly, especially since the Games are just around the corner. You could find a market for them around this time next year