Chinese domain sales report.
China’s markets are continuing to adapt along the financial practices of the West.
The world’s 2nd largest economy is on a course to fully unfold its “Communist Capitalism” model, and its 1.4 billion citizens are eager to spend more.
With great spending credit, comes great responsibility and some Chinese are now discovering the “beauty” of identity theft.
In a China News Daily article, Wang Nana, a 33 year old female from Zhoukou, applied for a bank loan.
Her application got turned down after the bank ran a credit check. The report unveiled that someone else was using her identity, and had even taken her place at college in 2003.
Imagine that, Chinese domain investors discovering they have been duped in how the domain market works!
Since last year, we’ve been keeping track of domain transactions in China, for .CN, .COM and .NET TLDs, as long as they are between 2 to 4 characters. That range includes two letter domains, three letter domains, and the infamous “Chips.”
Legendary domain investor, Elequa, is rocking the domain chips currently.
Today’s list sports no domains by the Future Media Architects founder, so it’s considerably shorter:
gj.cn
kl.cn
wb.cn
bqy.cn
fwx.cn
ykr.cn
gdl.com
xmm.com
0497.com
5945.com
btzs.com
dmyy.com
ftkh.com
ghqc.com
jbjg.com
jbkh.com
jbzp.com
jrxy.com
kbfj.com
pjkt.com
pqbc.com
prqf.com
pxtn.com
qmhn.com
qpjl.com
qwry.com
rbwn.com
tfqk.com
wqfm.com
yftm.com
ylrg.com
ypkc.com
yqyq.com
zcnx.com
8888888.com
Yes, that last domain isn’t within the length range we normally track, but what the heck; with seven “8”s is a nice number to own. 😀
