Yet these aren’t necessarily the LLL variety that most interests China.
They’re vowel-laden, pronounceable, and meaningful in Western
languages. EXX.com ($30k) strongly suggests the “ex” prefix found in
such words as “exchange”. And VEO.com ($36.1k) is Spanish for “I see” –
one of the best words for Spanish branding that I can think of.
China is certainly to be found behind the 9 NNNN.com sales above. Our high of $18.2k is an outlier, since 8 of the 9 fall within the more circumspect range of $7.3k to $10.6k. Chinese bidders would be involved in the 7 LLLL.com sales as well, which ranged as high as $5k for the repeating pattern WLWL.com.
Domain Name / End $
VEO.com 36,100
EXX.com 30,000
DailyLottery.com 25,101
KEO.com 25,000
FiletMignon.com 19,000
1085.com 18,200
3960.com 10,600
3920.com 10,600
6674.com 10,200
TaxShelter.com 9566
4782.com 9500
1443.com 9377
1403.com 8850
BusinessRadio.com 8792
1435.com 8650
4061.com 7280
JZ.tv 6800
CouncilBluffs.com 5866
SafeBanking.com 5200
WLWL.com 5020
PZ.tv 5000
Utah.tv 4999
Ohio.tv 4800
9NN.com 4520
Illinois.tv 4450
BusinessWear.com 4102
GUSA.com 4100
OOOA.com 3055
MaoMa.com 2805
TOHE.com 2700
TEMY.com 2700
Kechi.com 2620
Laona.com 2521
01D.com 2510
TEJO.com 2500
TMCS.com 2377
EXIF.org 2222
Pilot.org 2190
CStar.com 2100
II4.com 2009
Yes, it’s also China buying CCC.com’s such as 9NN.com ($4.5k) and pinyin like MaoMa.com ($2.8k). What may surprise some readers, however, is the interest some Chinese buyers take in LL.tvdomains.
JZ.tv ($6.8k) and PZ.tv ($5k) eclipsed a trio of U.S. state TV domains –
just barely, since the latter 3 fetched $4.8k to $5k apiece.
Within this partial NameJet list, China obviously predominates. If the company hasn’t yet hired a bevy of fluent Chinese speakers,
perhaps it’s time they mirror that de facto customer base of theirs. Be
that as it may, there are plenty of domains selling at NameJet that
have nothing to do with China.
Marketing Team
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