.com ZI.com moves to China

[Arpit131]

Two letter .com domains form a special category of premium, short domains, aimed at corporate use primarily.

Not to be confused with the overflowing gamut of other domains lately presented as “market opportunities“, these beauties come with a seven figure price tag.

The price is expected to match or exceed the price range of two letter .com domains, of at least one million dollars.We’re speculating a selling price of $2 million to $3 million USD.
http://domaingang.com/domain-news/chinese-corporate-domains-zi-com-moves-to-china/
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[Kassey Lee]

Thanks for the news. I checked Baidu but nothing about this domain name was reported. ZI is a very good Pinyin word. http://www.pinyinput.com/?lang=en returns at least 22 Chinese characters, which means this domain name can be used in many industries.

 

[Kassey Lee]

According to the only story that I can find (published Jan 4):

http://news.ename.cn/yumingjiaoyi_20160104_102469_1.html

• Transferred to China Jan 3, 2016
• Buyer's name unknown as name under privacy
• ZI is very generic and can mean:
  zi:资>Capitals
  zi:姿>Posture
  zi:字>Word
  zi:自>Self
  zi:籽>Seed
  zi:子>Child
  zi:滋>Nourish
• Name can be used in a variety of industries, including, investment, fashion, art, and food.
• Currently, China owns more than 20% of LL.com.

 

[WhoaDomain.com]

Thanks for the news. I checked Baidu but nothing about this domain name was reported. ZI is a very good Pinyin word. http://www.pinyinput.com/?lang=en returns at least 22 Chinese characters, which means this domain name can be used in many industries.

Thanks for that info pinyinput.com never heard of it will check it out