budget: $100+/item LLLL.NETs without a e i o u v

[domainerfella]

Looking for LLLL.NETs without a e i o u v

5$ per name. At least 7 months expiry should be left on your name. PM me the list with expiry dates for screening.

Thx

 

[maya-zir]

hi, sorry for offtop, but why you dont like the letter V?

 

[domainerfella]

hi, sorry for offtop, but why you dont like the letter V?

Buying for the Chinese market.

 

[maya-zir]

but why?
what does in mean?
whay the V?

 

[domainerfella]

but why?
what does in mean?
whay the V?

Chinese do not want V.

 

[maya-zir]

ok, I found it

CCCC .COMs with no vowels (A, E, I, O, U) or V are generally the most valuable in China.

But ‘Z’ is really welcome here in China, because “ZhongGuo” is China in Chinese PinYin.
And Chinese like “Middle” very much, “Zhong” means “middle” in Chinese PinYin. Many many Chinse company name has “Zhong”…

The other most popular letter might be X, Y, S, C, …

We Chinese like to divide the 4L into two parts, the first two letters and the last two letters.
If the first two is Big city of China, it will be very welcome, Such as: BJ(BeiJing), SH(ShangHai), GD(GuangDong)…
If the last two letters is some kind of business, such as: LC(LiCai, finance), ZX(online), KJ(Tech), SJ(Data), which would be very welcome.

And also “CN” is very popular in China so my ID is DotCN

No Chinese “words(PinYin)” starts from U, V, O and I, but there ARE some words start from A & E, so A, E is not very bad for Chinese market.

 

[domainerfella]

Right.

 

[Dream Big]

ok, I found it

CCCC .COMs with no vowels (A, E, I, O, U) or V are generally the most valuable in China.

But ‘Z’ is really welcome here in China, because “ZhongGuo” is China in Chinese PinYin.
And Chinese like “Middle” very much, “Zhong” means “middle” in Chinese PinYin. Many many Chinse company name has “Zhong”…

The other most popular letter might be X, Y, S, C, …

We Chinese like to divide the 4L into two parts, the first two letters and the last two letters.
If the first two is Big city of China, it will be very welcome, Such as: BJ(BeiJing), SH(ShangHai), GD(GuangDong)…
If the last two letters is some kind of business, such as: LC(LiCai, finance), ZX(online), KJ(Tech), SJ(Data), which would be very welcome.

And also “CN” is very popular in China so my ID is DotCN

No Chinese “words(PinYin)” starts from U, V, O and I, but there ARE some words start from A & E, so A, E is not very bad for Chinese market.

Useful info. TY