domain Got new Inquiry on ā.com ( Nr 23 ) from China ❗️

[Michael Ehrhardt]

This is my 23 Inquiry on ā.com ( xn--yda.com )

Shortest domain domain ever

This Inquiry came from China

So how much should i ask for?

ā is regular latim letter a with Macron

In China they use this in the School Time when they educate the Kids

 

[TopShelf Domains]

Good luck

 

[nomen]

Last quoted price $349k. Expensive

 

[Ben Price]

In China they use this in the School Time when they educate the Kids

Very interesting. May I ask how you know this?

Also, what traffic, if any, does the domain get?

 

[deez007]

Nice one bud, good luck with the enquiry....Hopefully you manage to conclude a sale and get a killer price.

I think maybe a good idea to take the thread down??

If the potential buyer finds this thread he/she will see that you are uncertain about the price range....and he/she will use that to their advantage when negotiating a price...

 

[Michael Ehrhardt]

Last quoted price $349k. Expensive

G9.com sold for 1.5 million

 

[Michael Ehrhardt]

Nice one bud, good luck with the enquiry....Hopefully you manage to conclude a sale and get a killer price.

I think maybe a good idea to take the thread down??

If the potential buyer finds this thread he/she will see that you are uncertain about the price range....and he/she will use that to their advantage when negotiating a price...

If someone want this domain than nothing can stop him ️

 

[Michael Ehrhardt]

Very interesting. May I ask how you know this?

Also, what traffic, if any, does the domain get?

I spoke with chinese people

 

[wwwweb]

I get inquiries from China all the time, maybe get an offer, then talk about it.

 

[bmugford]

G9.com sold for 1.5 million

Not comparable.

 

[Ben Price]

Not comparable.

You're not kidding, lol.

Anyway, the mystery is now solved. This is a Chinese Pinyin character, and is one of the many accented vowels that they use over there.

Unfortunately 'though, the Chinese don't use Pinyin in their domains at all. I know this, as I have the domain ó.com (which incorporates a much more popular Pinyin character than the one mentioned in this post) and I have never received any enquiries from China about the domain in the last 15 years.

So, I am more than a little surprised that the op received even one enquiry, but in any event they won't be willing to pay much for a name like this and I doubt you're even in the early hundreds with this one.

If the character had some significance in another language 'though then it would be a very different matter; ó.com, for example, gets many hits daily and offers to buy from those that speak Spanish and/or Portuguese, where the character is also understood by them.

Good luck 'though!

 

[biggie]

reg fee

and.....it's not the shortest domain ever


imo.....

 

[Wass]

Maybe the buyer is here and he will tell you to sell at the price of $1
Try asking a lot of money. Why not... it' s a risk but no risk no reward...
good luck

 

[Michael Ehrhardt]

Not comparable.

Right

ā.com is shorter️

 

[Michael Ehrhardt]

Maybe the buyer is here and he will tell you to sell at the price of $1
Try asking a lot of money. Why not... it' s a risk but no risk no reward...
good luck

If this is an Enduser , he know the value
If this is an Investor , i don,t care

Got 23 Inquiries in 1 year

ā.com is special

Used in commercial names such as Powerāde

 

[Michael Ehrhardt]

reg fee

and.....it's not the shortest domain ever


imo.....

1 letter is the shortest like a.com or 1.com

So it is just ā.com - shortest domain ever ( just around 99 possibilities )

 

[Michael Ehrhardt]

You're not kidding, lol.

Anyway, the mystery is now solved. This is a Chinese Pinyin character, and is one of the many accented vowels that they use over there.

Unfortunately 'though, the Chinese don't use Pinyin in their domains at all. I know this, as I have the domain ó.com (which incorporates a much more popular Pinyin character than the one mentioned in this post) and I have never received any enquiries from China about the domain in the last 15 years.

So, I am more than a little surprised that the op received even one enquiry, but in any event they won't be willing to pay much for a name like this and I doubt you're even in the early hundreds with this one.

If the character had some significance in another language 'though then it would be a very different matter; ó.com, for example, gets many hits daily and offers to buy from those that speak Spanish and/or Portuguese, where the character is also understood by them.

Good luck 'though!

bā is eight ( 8 )

Google: Powerāde

In arabic :

allāh ( God )

Good luck with your ó.com as well

23 Inquiries in 12 month

 

[Michael Ehrhardt]

Not comparable.

Said who

 

[wwwweb]

If this is an Enduser , he know the value
If this is an Investor , i don,t care

Got 23 Inquiries in 1 year

ā.com is special

Used in commercial names such as Powerāde

I got 42 inquiries, and 35,000 visitors on 6686881.com in a single year, and I still own it. Chinese traffic. No tangible offer.

Chinese inquiries mean nothing, unless you have a checkout attached to it.

 

[Michael Ehrhardt]

I got 42 inquiries, and 35,000 visitors on 6686881.com in a single year, and I still own it. Chinese traffic. No tangible offer.

Chinese inquiries mean nothing, unless you have a checkout attached to it.

It means nothing️

 

[wwwweb]

It means nothing️

Agreed, you just deflected your own point


Whatever happend with your big climate domain deal?

I think you jump the gun, get the facts, know what you have, get an offer in place, then have a discussion.

If you had something of ultra rare value to the Chinese, you would have already sold it.

Your kinda just creating your own headlines.

 

[Ben Price]

Whatever happend with your big climate domain deal?

The thanks2trump.com domain too, where he got a "second inquiry" and wanted to know what to sell for...

 

[Michael Ehrhardt]

Agreed, you just deflected your own point


Whatever happend with your big climate domain deal?

I think you jump the gun, get the facts, know what you have, get an offer in place, then have a discussion.

If you had something of ultra rare value to the Chinese, you would have already sold it.

Your kinda just creating your own headlines.

I do ️

 

[Michael Ehrhardt]

The thanks2trump.com domain too, where he got a "second inquiry" and wanted to know what to sell for...

Yes ️

That,s the way