Read MoreAlthough the “Chinese premium” letters market has long crashed, it seems that some late-comers from Hong Kong and China’s mainland are still having high hopes in the old money-making machine. When the Chinese domain market crashed, investors holding the bag saw their investments of random QJXZ letter domains plummet from the $3k range to below $500 dollars...
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