.com nvnv.com sold for $40,906

[jamaltq]

Hello guys
I have noticed that the domain name nvnv.com just sold yesterday for $40,906 at Enom.
Any feedback with thanks.

 

[shootbig]

Hello guys
I have noticed that the domain name nvnv.com just sold yesterday for $40,906 at Enom.
Any feedback with thanks.

Wow nice

 

[Josytal]

Good news!

 

[domeen]

Quick guys, start buying 4 letters. Before its too late.

 

[biggie]

chinese

they use "v" too

 

[xynames]

I have some four letters I am selling for around $35,000. that I think are better, that have only two different letters in them. Just goes to prove that patience is key.

Don't sell your four letters cheap! Hold on to them until the right buyer comes along.

 

[jamaltq]

I have
MLLM.com
Hope to get a good deal.

 

[xynames]

Hello guys
I have noticed that the domain name nvnv.com just sold yesterday for $40,906 at Enom.
Any feedback with thanks.

How do we find Enom sales records?

 

[jamaltq]

How do we find Enom sales records?

http://shortnames.com/llll/sales

 

[xynames]

Yes I saw it on shortnames too, just wondered if there is some way to search all Enom sales directly.

 

[Recons.Com]

NVNV could stand for "EnvyEnvy" )

 

[xynames]

Envy envy, lol, yes sure - but wouldn't explain why a Chinese buyer. nvnv.com goes to a Chinese landing page right now but it's so soon after the sale...this could be the old name servers prior to the sale. The WhoIs shows a Chinese registrant, but again, it might not yet be updated to the new owner.

 

[Kassey Lee]

NVNV represents 女女 (female, female).

The Pinyin for 女 is nǚ but in computer-speak becomes nv.

 

[TrueDN]

Ni Voz Ni Voto, a musical group

 

[TrueDN]

To note, current registrant in China.

 

[wwwweb]

NVNV represents 女女 (female, female).

The Pinyin for 女 is nǚ but in computer-speak becomes nv.

Funny thought Chinese didn't like aeiouv domains, guess chip was just hype

 

[Ted.T]

Funny thought Chinese didn't like aeiouv domains, guess chip was just hype

It looks like there are some letter combinations that make sense to them, while others are simply useless. I remember there was a thread explaining this, when chinese native-speaking members explained this choice of "low-quality" letters.

 

[Grilled]

I have noticed that the domain name nvnv.com just sold yesterday for $40,906 at Enom.

Allegedly sold at eName -- not eNom.

WHOIS hasn't updated since the sale.

Auction Link: auction.ename.com/domain/auction/ywuf%40wz6je2x

 

[Bros]

NVNV represents 女女 (female, female).

The Pinyin for 女 is nǚ but in computer-speak becomes nv.

Thanks, the sale price makes lot more sense with that information.

 

[biggie]

Thanks, the sale price makes lot more sense with that information.

does the sale price, have to make sense?

if so, why...

and when it doesn't, then what?



imo....