Chinese domain sales report.
The Hong Kong fund managers that started the game of “Chips” by acquiring and trading large caches of LLLL .com domains definitely got their investment money back.
Meanwhile, a few hundred investors are trading these domains back in hopes of making a fortune. Many have acquired them at the peak of the market, ignoring Sales 101.
Currently, domain spam from China such as the following one arrives daily:
“hello – ****.com do you have this domain for sale? I want to buy this domain name.500RMB or 100USD ok?If you think you can talk about it, please contact me.thanks”
After crashing the “Chips” market, opportunists from China are looking to buy your Western letters, non-Chip domains for a the price of a rice patty. No, thanks.
Domain sales are increasing in volume, which is makes sense as domain investors liquidate their portfolios. Our boy “Ken O’Brien” sold some more yesterday:
bdqg.com
dcrj.com
hgkt.com
jmfk.com
jrcm.com
klnm.com
ktyr.com
lqnd.com
mbkt.com
mwfk.com
qbkz.com
qtsb.com
tyzt.com
wlmk.com
wmtk.com
wpyc.com
wyps.com
That’s 17 more LLLL “Chips” on top of the batch of 7 and another with 16 domains.
The list contains other sellers, of course, for the following short, 2-4 character domains in the .CN and .COM TLDs:
qcb.cn
snm.cn
zxg.com
2201.com
3971.com
6152.com
6312.com
9279.com
bngt.com
cynw.com
fcwh.com
gbjf.com
gwkl.com
hscx.com
jfxg.com
jrsd.com
lthp.com
lyrh.com
ngdw.com
nmlj.com
nwkl.com
pmhj.com
pnss.com
prgj.com
pyck.com
qipo.com
rtkq.com
rwjl.com
srky.com
tdwn.com
wkfh.com
wpms.com
wzsq.com
Overall, a very nice chunk of domains changing hands.
