I am tea lover - Regged my fav tea DNs

[rokoroko]

I have registered recently also some japanese tea (which is my other passion after DN) in CN (starting to reg names in this CN extension) and com too:

JapaneseTea.biz
KukichaTea com
BanchaTea com
GenmaichaTea.com
Tamaryokucha.com
Tokeruocha.com
Funmatsucha.com
genmaicha.cn
煎茶.cn - transl : Sencha.cn
玄米.cn - transl: Genmaicha.cn

anybody here is fond of tea too ?
I prefer Japanese tea as you can see from the selection of names .
Generally green tea and oolongs.

rokoroko

 

[NameOmnia]

no matcha?

 

[equity78]

Yes I am a tea fan, I sold Tea.tv a few years ago, actually a trade, for ProFootball.tv which I sold to Mike Berkens.

I do own Teasor.com which I like both as a Tea brandable, and alt spelling for Teaser.

 

[N-A]

Missed my favorite JapaneseTea: Sanpin(-cha) / Jasmine.

 

[equity78]

Someone who bought a sponsored listing on TLDinvestors sold KombuchaTea.com for $3,000 buy it now like the second day the auction was running.

https://flippa.com/3815298-18-100-exact-searches-mo-22-000-estibot-15-years-aged

 

[Rick Ace]

It's interesting to see .biz these days. The values have been fluctuating quite a bit recently.

I do own Teasor.com which I like both as a Tea brandable, and alt spelling for Teaser.

Teasor sounds cool. Did you buy it or come up with the name yourself? XD

 

[equity78]

It's interesting to see .biz these days. The values have been fluctuating quite a bit recently.

Teasor sounds cool. Did you buy it or come up with the name yourself? XD

Thanks Rick, Picked it up on drop.

 

[Rick Ace]

Ah, it's a good catch. :D Have fun with it lol.

 

[rokoroko]

no matcha?

I like Matcha very much , but it was not available ,-) these are all handregs

according to domainiq matcha com is
$×××,×××
range

 

[Rick Ace]

rokoroko would have had a monopoly and complete portfolio on tea domains if he had bought Matcha too.

 

[rokoroko]

I am seriously thinking about setting out the online tea business under the JapaneseTea.biz umbrella DN with all these kind of Japanese teas

 

[Rick Ace]

Well, it's your choice. But I wouldn't recommend using .biz these days. The market for it seems volatile. You have a nice list of .com's, why not make use of it? :D

 

[rokoroko]

from business perspective it completely not so important its not com ,but biz (hey its business insnt it ), because it is the exact match of the main business topic -Japanese Tea . biz .- it would be the company name

and under each tea DN name it would be a website dedicated to each kind of tea - make sense ?

 

[Rick Ace]

Yeah. I can see where you are going with that. It'll be easy for users to recognize your company/website(s).

 

[rokoroko]

Yeah. I can see where you are going with that. It'll be easy for users to recognize your company/website(s).

Exactly !!! I was really impressed it was all available to register

 

[rokoroko]

And mainly - I would finally do what I really like !

 

[Rick Ace]

And mainly - I would finally do what I really like !

It's so easy to get caught up with trading domains that we forget to develop websites for our own interests. I mean, many start off as great programmers, but eventually get too busy with buying and selling to do anything for themselves.

 

[rokoroko]

Missed my favorite JapaneseTea: Sanpin(-cha) / Jasmine.

sanpincha.com is registered since 2012

 

[rokoroko]

from business perspective on Chinese market it is better to have Chinese name of the tea or English name like :

genmaicha.cn
or
玄米.cn - transl: Genmaicha.cn

?

 

[N-A]

sanpincha.com is registered since 2012

Remember, -cha just means tea. It's not necessary sometimes, unless you emphasize it with O-cha (green tea).

 

[rokoroko]

Remember, -cha just means tea. It's not necessary sometimes, unless you emphasize it with O-cha (green tea).

I see , anyway SANPIN.COM was registered on July 28, 2004

 

[NameOmnia]

And mainly - I would finally do what I really like !

...which is the MOST important thing..ALWAYS!
We forget about it way too often.

 

[rokoroko]

Remember, -cha just means tea. It's not necessary sometimes, unless you emphasize it with O-cha (green tea).

thanks a lot for your idea -just I have regged more the japenese way :

Genmai-cha
Kuki-cha
Ban-cha

Still missing mat-cha as already regged again

 

[NameOmnia]

photy-cha....
I sahll reg that one!

 

[Domainace]

I used to have several tea names. I actually grow and process my own biwa tea (loquat tea). Was surprised to find both names available to register.
I was surprised to see kombuchatea sell at that price, considering it's redundant and long. But Flippa prices are funny that way

Since almost all tea originated in China, I agree it's better to have the Chinese names for the .cn.