comics.cn ..

marcope · Mar 17, 2003

Got this one today: comics.cn - what do you think ?

Regards; marco

cyphix · Mar 17, 2003

Very very nice.... did u pre-reg it?

marcope · Mar 17, 2003

Yes I did. I had about 20 names.. this is what I got:

comics.cn
charts.cn
genetics.cn

I am very curious how .cn will come out. I know that if it hits those names must be worth some bucks. Best Regards from Germany, Marco

Wot · Mar 17, 2003

Hi Marco,

Good names

I got:

Pornography.cn
Towns.cn
Touring.cn
FAQS.cn
Visits.cn
WYSIWYG.cn
Pornographic.cn
Williams.cn
Informative.cn

MarkMitford · Mar 17, 2003

Nice names marcope and dotus!

marcope · Mar 17, 2003

Thanks. I am really happy with those. Looking at the size of the market in the future those domains could be worth a lot someday. I wonder how the chinese go along with english words. I guess they do pretty well, since their own letters can not be displayed on the internet anyhow ?! Regards, marco

.com.net.org · Mar 17, 2003

nice names dotus.

Wot · Mar 17, 2003

Hi Marcope,

Via my lovely wife, she is reading this! I see in excess of 30 chinese satellite tv channels everyday, all of them have a reference to .com.cn now you have got the real Mc Coy with .cn, the only way is up.

I just regged Historical.cn which gets 18 mill at Google, also I may have got one of the names that ishould not be available- will keep you advised if you are interested.

URLtrader · Mar 17, 2003

Marcope and Dotus ,

You got good names. However keep in mind that English is not the main language in China. Thus a name with tld .com , .us or
co.uk will have much higher value as compared to .cn imho . I had preregistered some .info , .biz and .us names but not a single
.cn . Your names do have good type-in potential . Best of luck.

mole · Mar 17, 2003

Originally posted by URLtrader
However keep in mind that English is not the main language in China. Thus a name with tld .com , .us or
co.uk will have much higher value as compared to .cn imho . I had preregistered some .info , .biz and .us names but not a single
.cn . Your names do have good type-in potential . Best of luck.

Sure trade, but it's great to be a part of the making of the emerging new internet naming structure - history reinventing itself. To register a name at the birth of namespace change, is like giving birth to a new baby ....

Ahhh.. change is exhilarating. I want to be part of that, even if I got only two names.

Next stop, .EU!!!

marcope · Mar 17, 2003

You guys: ever thought about this: how should the chinese type-in anything different than roman letters ?! Keep me updated, but I believe english names in .cn will be the one that are going to be used ?!

Regards Marco

comics.cn

mole · Mar 17, 2003

Originally posted by marcope
You guys: ever thought about this: how should the chinese type-in anything different than roman letters ?! Keep me updated, but I believe english names in .cn will be the one that are going to be used ?!

Good point marc :embarrass

Wot · Mar 17, 2003

Marcope,

You are correct, not only will ,but already is, on ALL of the .com.cn sites . .cn will be the same.

marcope · Mar 17, 2003

Well that would make those .cn worth quite a lot !

Best wishes to you all ! Regards, Marco

puxa2 · Mar 17, 2003

My thinking on the whole thing is that as chinas economy grows, and most are predicting unparalled massive growth, there will be more and more english speaking people doing busines in china, including shopping and the best way to present that to english speakers who want to shop and do business in china is with the real thing, .cn. imo

btw, great names marco and dotus!

mole · Mar 18, 2003

Originally posted by peaceful
the best way to present that to english speakers who want to shop and do business in china is with the real thing, .cn. imo

Yeah, my .cn will be in Hanyu Pinyin