advice Selling beij.ing to Chinese market. Advice on selling to Chinese market?

[olavfosse]

I'm the owner and user of beij.ing and I'm considering selling it.

Since it spells out a Chinese city I think some Chinese buyers might be interested.

What is the best way of selling a domain to the Chinese market?

 

[biggie]

Hi

just wondering why, out of all the people in China why didn't one of them think of regging it before you?

i'd say it has to be a real word, then .ing , like "think.ing"


imo...

 

[olavfosse]

Hi

just wondering why, out of all the people in China why didn't one of them think of regging it before you?

i'd say it has to be a real word, then .ing , like "think.ing"


imo...

I can't speak for Chinese people.

 

[biggie]

I can't speak for Chinese people.

Hi

maybe not,
but you should try to put yourself in the potential target buyers' shoes.
as to why they would need or even want the domain.

imo....

 

[olavfosse]

Hi

maybe not,
but you should try to put yourself in the potential target buyers' shoes.
as to why they would need or even want the domain.

imo....

ahh, i see what you mean, ill think about that for sure.

i bought it right after .ing domains where made available

 

[biggie]

i bought it right after .ing domains where made available

Hi

the problem with that is, they (the registry) keep all the best terms to sell as "premium".

so how much did it cost you to register it?


imo...

 

[SixFigures.ltd]

Hi

the problem with that is, they (the registry) keep all the best terms to sell as "premium".

so how much did it cost you to register it?


imo...

$1632
But it's worth it imo
Op, good luck with selling it

 

[olavfosse]

Hi

the problem with that is, they (the registry) keep all the best terms to sell as "premium".

so how much did it cost you to register it?


imo...

As SixFigures.ltd said I paid $1632. I was pretty quick with registering it after the introduction of .ing.

 

[RichardBeij]

Ha,

I tried to register that domain also!

Best regards,
Richard Beij

 

[Leo2k]

Check 4.cn & dn.ename.com
There are few other sites too.

 

[sellian]

As SixFigures.ltd said I paid $1632. I was pretty quick with registering it after the introduction of .ing.

I think it's a very nice domain but those renewal fees hurt.

I wish you luck on finding a buyer (sooner rather than later).

 

[MustaAras]

there is a car brand called "Beijing" under the BAIC Group company might be your potential customer.

 

[phaethon]

Those type of domain hacks seem to be utterly useless and worthless.

 

[DNSSEC]

Many ing domain names are premium, you this is also a premium, the renewal price is very high, think it has no value, register ing domain name is equivalent to being Google pit.

 

[biggie]

As SixFigures.ltd said I paid $1632. I was pretty quick with registering it after the introduction of .ing.

Hi

that's a high amount to spend, for a low quality hack.

is that the only one you registered?

imo...

 

[Ariff BD]

Hi
I sent you dm
Cannot send email sicne it seems blocked.

Can You reply?

 

[olavfosse]

Hi
I sent you dm
Cannot send email sicne it seems blocked.

Can You reply?

Hmm, e-mail should work. I sent you a dm :^).

 

[DmytroK.]

Try to email all people in Beijing(joke). I think there are tens of thousands of $$$ millionaires there.

 

[yangfajun]

If it is Bei.jing , it will be easier to sell!

 

[zomainhacks]

$1632
But it's worth it imo
Op, good luck with selling it

woah I love the website you've linked

 

[tryew]

Plenty of Millionaires in Hong Kong and Beijing you should try emailing them

 

[Inframan]

Hi

that's a high amount to spend, for a low quality hack.

is that the only one you registered?

imo...

Why is it a low quality hack?