NNNNN.com's $30 in China already?

Discussion in 'Domain Names' started by rkbdomain, Feb 28, 2008.

  1. #1
    I've seen a report that NNNNN.com's now have wholesale prices of $30 in China, only weeks after the buyout. But not speaking Chinese, cannot confirm. Anyone here have first-hand knowledge of this and links to the threads in China? Thanks in advance!
     
    rkbdomain, Feb 28, 2008 IP
  2. sutuicom

    sutuicom Peon

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    #2
    No, it's only about $20~$25.
     
    sutuicom, Feb 29, 2008 IP
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    Yes, because the short phone number in China is NNNNN, for example 95555 is phone number of a big bank.
     
    hotpop, Feb 29, 2008 IP
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    goldgold1114 Guest

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    hoho, nnnnn.com is not bad, but here u mean 5n are different?
     
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    rkbdomain Peon

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    Sorry, I didn't understand this comment. When we refer to NNNNN.com we are referring to domains with 5 numbers in them, "N" means "number", so examples of NNNNN.com are 18273.com 17173.com, etc.
     
    rkbdomain, Feb 29, 2008 IP
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    GreenGambler Notable Member

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    Oh, I didn't know that. Even more reason to invest I suppose.
     
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    sutuicom Peon

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    #7
    Most of chinese people likes 955NN/96NNN numbers as customer service phone.

    eg.
    95555 for China Merchants Bank Customer Service Hotline
    95533 for China Construction Bank Customer Service Hotline
    95561 for China Industrial Bank Customer Service Hotline
    96123 for Hangzhou Travel Customer Service Hotline

    These numbers are more valuable in China.

    Any other rememberable numbers are also popular, eg. 17173.com.

    And I have only one, it's 95572.com

    :)
     
    sutuicom, Feb 29, 2008 IP
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    sutuicom Peon

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    17 means together.
    51 means I want.

    and 86+area code are also valuable, like 86577.com, 86571.com
     
    sutuicom, Feb 29, 2008 IP
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    Don't think so...these will grow very very slowly...definitely a minimum of $10 a pop unless it's a premium nnnnn.com
     
    Prikol, Mar 1, 2008 IP
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    rkbdomain Peon

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    Just checked Alexa and there is now a third NNNNN.com in the top 100 Chinese site rankings (96333.com at #68). This is in addition to 12530.com (#22 in China and #316 globally) and 17173.com (#91). Also, lots of other numerics (NN's, NNN's, and NNNN's) in the list as well. Given that internet penetration in China is only around 16% (and just a year ago was around 10%), this is good news for numerics.
     
    rkbdomain, Mar 8, 2008 IP
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    rkbdomain Peon

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    I have a new post up which analyzes the development of 100 random NNNN.com's and compares the level of development with the NNNNN.com's. I also discuss the potential ramifications this has on future prices of NNNNN.com's.

    Check it out!
     
    rkbdomain, Mar 20, 2008 IP