NNNNNN.org chips count down

[Domain Monk]

5n.org chips sold out

6n.org chips count down starts

5n.org chips already in risie

 

[Markith]

5n.org chips sold out

6n.org chips count down starts

5n.org chips already in risie

Do you consider 0 a CHIP?

 

[NPer]

Numbers are not the same as letters.

It depends on where the numbers are placed.

A string of numbers without a 4 can have a negative meaning.
A string of numbers with a 4 can have a positive meaning.

5n.org buyout will be complete soon- this is a real Chinese buyout.

6n.org has quite a bit of reg's at this point, but has 10x more combinations than 5n so still quite a bit available.

 

[NPer]

Do you consider 0 a CHIP?

@tekz999 said "0" gives meaning with certain numbers, e.g. 520 means "forever"

I think the meaning of a "Chip" with numerics is different, because the numbers can give different meanings.
Depending if a certain combination has a commercial or a positive meaning, it would be considered a "Chip".
If it has a negative meaning- then a non-Chip.

 

[noonoo1]

I thought i would reg a nice 8n .org last week, easy to remember 3 sets of N's

88899888.org

Its my fav .org

:D

 

[theSun]

@tekz999 said "0" gives meaning with certain numbers, e.g. 520 means "forever"

I think the meaning of a "Chip" with numerics is different, because the numbers can give different meanings.
Depending if a certain combination has a commercial or a positive meaning, it would be considered a "Chip".
If it has a negative meaning- then a non-Chip.

No. 520 means Wǒ ài nǐ, which means I Love You.
So 0 means nǐ, which means You.

5201314 means Wǒ ài nǐ yīshēng yīshì, which means I Love You One Life One World.
14 means Forever. (Compound noun)
1 means One. 4 means World. One World together means Forever.
So, 4 means World.

 

[NPer]

No. 520 means Wǒ ài nǐ, which means I Love You.

I quoted the wrong string of numbers from the post I read of yours. :D

0 means nǐ, which means You.

5201314 means Wǒ ài nǐ yīshēng yīshì, which means I Love You One Life One World.
14 means Forever. (Compound noun)
1 means One. 4 means World. One World together means Forever.
So, 4 means World.

Thanks for the breakdown of the numbers. It's interesting to see how the meaning comes about.

 

[iAchilles]

After .org I'm done, I'm not touching .biz! I haven't invested massively mind you but I'm interested in seeing if we're riding the soul train, or if it's an impending trainwreck, I'm keeping an open mind.

Grabbed these in org...


441441.com 2,583 USD 2015-10-29 4.CN
884988.com 877 USD 2015-11-09
482555.com 710 USD 2015-11-03 GoDaddy
199887.com 910 USD 2015-11-11 GoDaddy
300059.com 1,960 USD 2015-10-18 DropCatch
698678.com 1,509 USD 2015-11-14 NameJet
300059.com 1,960 USD 2015-10-18 DropCatch
405999.com 1,408 USD 2015-11-03 GoDaddy

Just to add to the whole 0 and 4, I think people are being a little short sighted on this. There are many uses where they mean very positive things which can make them valuable.

Take - 801314 as an example which has both the dreaded 4 and 0. Regged in every extension by Chinese for a good reason. Source

 

[Markith]

After .org I'm done, I'm not touching .biz! I haven't invested massively mind you but I'm interested in seeing if we're riding the soul train, or if it's an impending trainwreck, I'm keeping an open mind.

Grabbed these in org...


441441.com 2,583 USD 2015-10-29 4.CN
884988.com 877 USD 2015-11-09
482555.com 710 USD 2015-11-03 GoDaddy
199887.com 910 USD 2015-11-11 GoDaddy
300059.com 1,960 USD 2015-10-18 DropCatch
698678.com 1,509 USD 2015-11-14 NameJet
300059.com 1,960 USD 2015-10-18 DropCatch
405999.com 1,408 USD 2015-11-03 GoDaddy

Just to add to the whole 0 and 4, I think people are being a little short sighted on this. There are many uses where they mean very positive things which can make them valuable.

Take - 801314 as an example which has both the dreaded 4 and 0. Regged in every extension by Chinese for a good reason. Source

I did some scans and as one would think there are a bunch of premium, without 0 or 4, 6N.orgs still available. I'm going to keep track of the registrations, I registered a few too. It will probably be a long time before these are bought out, although that won't stop the market once the premiums are all taken.

 

[Domain Monk]

Spoiler list 1: without 0 and 4

162337.org
168919.org
261732.org
273223.org
283787.org
286291.org
313898.org
322939.org
329223.org
353187.org
353233.org
358775.org
369863.org
382123.org
537196.org
551667.org
598683.org
618687.org
633916.org
637796.org
682376.org
717915.org
787259.org
787281.org
788537.org
829167.org
856825.org
863977.org
921713.org
951295.org
969551.org

 

[Domain Monk]

i think buyout is happening...there a huge registrations going on now

 

[iAchilles]

i think buyout is happening...there a huge registrations going on now

I parked all the 6n.org I acquired (not on Sedo) as I was interested to see if there was genuine interest from China. All domains I regged are getting 5-8 uniques per day from China. There's certainly interest.

 

[Domain Monk]

nice....can any one say whats the status of 6n.org chips ....as i see in chaomi lot of 5n .org chips sales today

 

[Domain Monk]

6n chips status ?

 

[Ms Domainer]

ORG = Waste of money, I think, at least for CHIPS (great for other uses, though; I'm not down on .org).

For the Chinese, .org does not seem to have the appeal that .com and .net enjoy.

I would tread carefully here.

 

[Markith]

ORG = Waste of money, I think, at least for CHIPS (great for other uses, though; I'm not down on .org).

For the Chinese, .org does not seem to have the appeal that .com and .net enjoy.

I would tread carefully here.

Waste?? I've sold 3 nice .org chips over $200 that I hand registered a week earlier. .Org has always been 3rd on the totem poll to .Com and .Net and I think it will always be. I've checked hundreds of LLLL.orgs and 5N.orgs, the majority are registered by Chinese buyers/companies.

Maybe it doesn't have the same appeal to you because the prices are low but I'd rather have 100 LLLL.Org chips worth $20 right now than a LLLL.com worth $2k, riskier sure but way more upside imo.

 

[BrandChimp]

@tekz999 said "0" gives meaning with certain numbers, e.g. 520 means "forever"

I think the meaning of a "Chip" with numerics is different, because the numbers can give different meanings.
Depending if a certain combination has a commercial or a positive meaning, it would be considered a "Chip".
If it has a negative meaning- then a non-Chip.

520 = Wo ai ni , I love you
5201314 = I love you forever

 

[markossy]

I hope that will go "wild", as I bought a "perv" domain 898989.org

 

[Ms Domainer]

Waste?? I've sold 3 nice .org chips over $200 that I hand registered a week earlier. .Org has always been 3rd on the totem poll to .Com and .Net and I think it will always be. I've checked hundreds of LLLL.orgs and 5N.orgs, the majority are registered by Chinese buyers/companies.

Maybe it doesn't have the same appeal to you because the prices are low but I'd rather have 100 LLLL.Org chips worth $20 right now than a LLLL.com worth $2k, riskier sure but way more upside imo.

Good luck to you then.

 

[iAchilles]

I think it will be along time before these gain any traction, if they do at all. To have any chance of making a half decent sale you need to have very strong patterns, palindromes and repeating combos. I think only the cream will have value when the dust settles.