China: A vast land of many opportunities.
There were too many domain acquisitions that were made by Chinese domain investors during the past 30 days; domain investor, George Hong, of Guta.com described our previous coverage to be the “tip of an iceberg.”
Fair enough, so this is Part two of the most recent Chinese domain market report. 😀
Starting off with the latest domains and going backwards:
299.com – Available for sale, with the headline “Good domain, good chance.”
ZQY.com – Sold to Mars Domain.
D9.com – Available for sale.
P9.com – Available for sale.
WYH.com – Sold and not for sale.
8881.com – For sale.
8882.com – For sale.
FZT.com – Sold and not for sale.
GQG.com – For sale.
HUO.com – For sale.
LBQ.com – For sale.
MJQ.com – Sold and not for sale.
SCQ.com – Sold and not for sale.
XQY.com – For sale.
3096.com – For sale.
DQW.com – For sale.
SS.cn – No info.
ZNQ.com – For sale.
756.cn – For sale.
BSZ.com – For sale.
1900.com – Sold.
3758.com – Sold and bearing temporary content about games.
This brings our list of Chinese owned short domains up to March 20 – there’s much more to cover in the coming days!
That’s true that the Chinese have active presence into this business. What I wonder is that they reply in Chinese even when we initiate in English. May be trying to show their dominance.
Soon there will be none left to hire!
The real power of China’s COMmunism.
They’re going to buy it all.
Americans can only watch how it goes.
Marek – So far it seems they’re buying letters that Americans can’t pronounce.
@Domaingang- Correct reply to Marek.
The Chinese are only into numbers and some Chinese names, they are not in much of the business of real domains. I said not much, but sure they are. And for that purpose we need not to fear their population.