news All Chinese premium LLLL.net were registered.

[DotCN]

About one hour ago, all Chinese premium LLLL.net were registered.

No single Chinese premium LLLL.net is left...
I am checking it again.

 

[1john2004]

all pinyin letter domains are regged (pinyin letters combination comes up to1260 LLLL).

Your domains are mixture of pinyin and other letter so less valueable currently.

Please explain what do you mean by "pinyin letter domains" ?

 

[yogiDomain]

Please explain what do you mean by "pinyin letter domains" ?

j, q, x, z, c, s, r

 

[1john2004]

I've got a few .nets but prefer NNNN more than LLLL for the chinese market. I dont know if any of these are premium without A,E,I,O,U,V

Currently available today to register from the drops

cxrs.net
czbc.net
dhsv.net
djwn.net
dlft.net
dxmp.net
fbmk.net
fmyl.net
fpgk.net
fpwz.net
ggfb.net
grcl.net
hjth.net
hlwy.net
jcxy.net
jwtn.net
kcll.net
kpsq.net
lbbz.net
ldhp.net
lejc.net
llmn.net
lrjm.net
ltvn.net
lvty.net
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mfhb.net
ntps.net
pfxx.net
qbgc.net
qbxc.net
qcwn.net
qnxw.net
qwby.net
qxwh.net
qysf.net
rtcj.net
skmp.net
slqu.net
tpbs.net
tsnb.net
wgma.net
wmxq.net
wrdl.net
ydtb.net
ykxw.net
yyjw.net
zbtj.net

It will interesting to see how sales of LLLL.net preform over the next few months. The market is quiet at the moment which is the best time to find opportunities to buy some decent NNNN domains and hold a few for a few years or quick flip for fast ROI? IMO

All taken, Not me

 

[BrandingModel.com]

All taken, Not me

They were snapped up after 15mins of my post.

 

[creativius]

I think - it is good for llll.com's

 

[equity78]

j, q, x, z, c, s, r

What are the other letters ? I thought Pinyin excluded V but a letter like K is not apart of Pinyin ?

Thank you for the info on this.

 

[yogiDomain]

What are the other letters ? I thought Pinyin excluded V but a letter like K is not apart of Pinyin ?

Thank you for the info on this.

This letters have pronunciation in pinyin ji,qi,xi,si etc etc other letter don't.

some letters like b, d, g ,p, t, k are in the second ranking with some value but not as valuable as those above.

Edited : W is a letter with no pronunciation but is highly valuable. It just because when it is combined with other letter it gets its meaning. GW YW XW etc etc

 

[equity78]

This letters have pronunciation in pinyin ji,qi,xi,si etc etc other letter don't.

some letters like b, d, g ,p, t, k are in the second ranking with some value but not as valuable as those above.

Edited : W is a letter with not pronunciation but is highly valuable. It just because when it is combined with other letter it gets its meaning. GW YW XW etc etc

Thank you sir.

 

[wot]

all pinyin letter domains are regged (pinyin letters combination comes up to1260 LLLL).

Your domains are mixture of pinyin and other letter so less valueable currently.

I thought pinyin was simply a romanised translation of Chinese characters so would have to be an actual word -Qiche for instance?

 

[equity78]

I thought pinyin was simply a romanised translation of Chinese characters so would have to be an actual word -Qiche for instance?

He explained above Wot,

This letters have pronunciation in pinyin ji,qi,xi,si etc etc other letter don't.

some letters like b, d, g ,p, t, k are in the second ranking with some value but not as valuable as those above.

Edited : W is a letter with no pronunciation but is highly valuable. It just because when it is combined with other letter it gets its meaning. GW YW XW etc etc

 

[wot]

He explained above Wot,

This letters have pronunciation in pinyin ji,qi,xi,si etc etc other letter don't.

some letters like b, d, g ,p, t, k are in the second ranking with some value but not as valuable as those above.

Edited : W is a letter with no pronunciation but is highly valuable. It just because when it is combined with other letter it gets its meaning. GW YW XW etc etc

I saw that but I was referring to pinyin being the way of translating Chinese characters or words if you like in to romanised form and the value being in the actual translated form of the word (depending on the tier- 1,2,3 etc) and not the letters that actually make up the translated word.

Mdgb.net is a useful tool to learn more.

 

[forge]

I'm confused. How is "w" not pronounceable when you have surnames like Wu, Wei, Wong, etc.?

"Wo men" also I believe is Pinyin for "We are", for example.

 

[equity78]

Today's drop of 4L.net 160 total, every one without aeiouv registered. I have to say on the CVCV front, I like Kixa.net which was not registered.

wxes.net
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kdqy.net
yicw.net
kmxy.net
plgz.net
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pggn.net
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oltd.net
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kixa.net
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vqim.net
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wmwb.net
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oaua.net
xzyw.net
forv.net
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otyk.net
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qqps.net
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zhfl.net
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ggoy.net
cbat.net
lfum.net
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mgjk.net
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uzrp.net
lsze.net
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pdfu.net
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[wot]

I saw that but I was referring to pinyin being the way of translating Chinese characters or words if you like in to romanised form and the value being in the actual translated form of the word (depending on the tier- 1,2,3 etc) and not the letters that actually make up the translated word.

Mdgb.net is a useful tool to learn more.

Just to clarify "tiers" in pinyin are similar to syllables with tier 1 usually being the most valuable then tier 2 etc depending on the meaning of the translated word.

For instance PutOngHua meaning Chinese language is 3 tier and has 3 characters in Chinese, Gao meaning dog is tier 1 and is translated from 1 character in Chinese.

Pinyin is used as a major teaching tool in China and accents are used over some of the letters to indicate "tone". Probably has a lot to do with why Chinese IDN have not taken off. Pinyin is easier to learn than the Chinese characters and numbers are even easier!

 

[theSun]

3 letters .net will fly

 

[campout]

Mdgb.net is a useful tool to learn more.

It's a parked page.

 

[forge]

It's a parked page.

Probably he meant mdbg.net

 

[wot]

Probably he meant mdbg.net

And it's what I posted,well Mdgb.net

 

[avp]

This letters have pronunciation in pinyin ji,qi,xi,si etc etc other letter don't.

some letters like b, d, g ,p, t, k are in the second ranking with some value but not as valuable as those above.

Edited : W is a letter with no pronunciation but is highly valuable. It just because when it is combined with other letter it gets its meaning. GW YW XW etc etc

This is great information, thanks.

What would be more valuable, a domain with 4 pinyin letters, or one with 2 pinyin letters combined with W

 

[equity78]

So did someone do an actual check and all 160,000 domains are registered ?

 

[djum]

So did someone do an actual check and all 160,000 domains are registered ?

Yes, they are. I checked 2 days ago.
Also there's only 149 000 of LLLL.nets available out of 456 000.
It would be interesting if some serious investor register 'em all. I bet they could double their money withing a year.If all LLLL.net were gone, not just Chinese, then price on them would be set at $15-20 right away.

 

[wot]

Let's be realistic here.

Good luck to anyone trying to sell hundreds of llll.net in the current market. I foresee a lot of cash for renewals or more likely drops.

But- simply my opinion.

 

[DotCN]

Let's be realistic here.

Good luck to anyone trying to sell hundreds of llll.net in the current market. I foresee a lot of cash for renewals or more likely drops.

But- simply my opinion.

The one who registered the last 30,000 Chinese LLLL.net is a domain company, who had about 300,000 domain names. I don't think they will drop it next year

 

[forge]

The one who registered the last 30,000 Chinese LLLL.net is a domain company, who had about 300,000 domain names. I don't think they will drop it next year

What's the company name?

 

[wot]

The one who registered the last 30,000 Chinese LLLL.net is a domain company, who had about 300,000 domain names. I don't think they will drop it next year

As I said simply my opinion but little point in cornering a relatively small market with names that are generally meaningless outside of China.

Having 300,000 domain names already means they have now increased their expenses by around 10%- per year.

Or, perhaps it's an incredibly smart move.