Where To Buy .Asia Domains

[alihs]

i tried using name.com but this was the error

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where should i buy the domains?

 

[tech4]

Find the cheapest registrar available. That's for $15 or under...
By looking at whois information for dotasia names and find the registrar...
I heard rebel.com, moniker.com, domainmonster.com, eurodns.com, etc.,
I heard by far rebel is cheapest, not sure if they offer asia contact.

I registred mine with domainmonster...its expensive....very....

 

[alihs]

well do CVCV words have value like yuyu.asia?

 

[tech4]

Right now there's no lll.asia left, and I don't think you'll find a generic one word dot asia left.

I would not try to register too many llll.asia, it probably worth registration fee, but could go higher into xxx range within months. (could)

If I were you, find terms that are valuable to register, like makemoneyonline.asia (btw, its registered). Pick a nich and concentrate on it.

Or alternatively, save your money, buy it from those who already won the bidding and buy it from them before the market opens on lll.asia or one word premium if you can afford.

Other than that...I dont know what to say. The early birds get the catch. But you're not alone, there's plenty of dotasia left...Just have to find one with values. (don't waste too much money registering longwordnoonewants.asia)

I wasted like $800 registering stuff that was available...while spending a considerable amount on the auctions.

OH my third solution is to diversify, by registering some llll.asia, buy some lll.asia or word.asia from sellers who won the auction, and register valuable keywords.

Do a bit of each..spend only what you want. Its a safe bet and a higher ROI i think.

 

[onlinelife]

If you require asian address buy from eurodns.com otherwise godaddy.com

 

[tech4]

Suprisingly, there's 3 characters dot asia available...you can do those and make nice profit when market opens.

lll.asia gone. l-l.asia gone, nln, or lnn, or nnl still available in any combinations of letters and number.

 

[joexbl]

If you require asian address buy from eurodns.com otherwise godaddy.com

Dont buy from EuroDNS, they suck. You only have to do some searches on this forum to find the amount of discontent with them, especially with .asia - was a huge farce.

 

[weblord]

idotz.net .asia is U.S.$19.95/year

 

[AbdulBasit.com]

Godaddy is good too

 

[alihs]

thankyou people.

 

[MaguirePhD]

euroDNS

eoruDNS.com is an absolute, unequivocal disaster as a registry.
Wait..let me sugar coat that a bit. They SUCK!!!!

Doc

 

[alihs]

such hatred???

 

[tech4]

EURO DNS promised to get the participant into auction for the domain, if the participant did not win the domain, they would get refunded. Because of the 100% money back guarantee, alot of people signed up, and their system must have went down or that dotasia.org actually charges fees.

Other registrars at the time said "NO refund". EURO DNS 100% refund. When the registration for auction came, there were problems either Euro DNS could not do it for free, or their system was clog...so left many out of the auction or lost some of the names they wanted.

It was a "valuable" opportunity lost.

 

[alihs]

u have some gr8 domains.
posiblly in the $xx,xxxx

 

[Nem0]

Try Dynadot, they are inexpensive too ($12 I think)

 

[tech4]

you mean xxx,xxx? thanks.

luckily I tried to diversify my portfolio by selecting names from different industries.

 

[alihs]

i say herbs.asia and product.asia are the most valuable.

 

[joexbl]

EURO DNS promised to get the participant into auction for the domain, if the participant did not win the domain, they would get refunded. Because of the 100% money back guarantee, alot of people signed up, and their system must have went down or that dotasia.org actually charges fees.

Other registrars at the time said "NO refund". EURO DNS 100% refund. When the registration for auction came, there were problems either Euro DNS could not do it for free, or their system was clog...so left many out of the auction or lost some of the names they wanted.

It was a "valuable" opportunity lost.

Not only that, but the so-called 'refund' was not 100%. It took several weeks to get that 'refund' and they kept a 'processing fee' of 20% or something for themselves...absolutely disgusting. In contrast, Godaddy were very good.

 

[Corey]

Try Dynadot