Top tier idn.cn

[blackops]

Am looking for the very best idn.cn... (e.g. china.cn,
news.cn, business.cn, etc..).

Let me know what you have :-)

[Rubber Duck]

Originally Posted by blackops

Am looking for the very best idn.cn... (e.g. china.cn,
news.cn, business.cn, etc..).

Let me know what you have :-)

I think you would need to establish a bit of credibility to even receive a reply. Providing an indication of budget might be a start!

[blackops]

Originally Posted by Rubber Duck

I think you would need to establish a bit of credibility to even receive a reply.

Credibility?! Oh, you mean like the credibility that you have built up within the domaining community - message understood RD. lol..

[markits]

I think RD was talking about credibility of being able to pay at least half a million bucks in cash.

[touchring]

Originally Posted by markits

I think RD was talking about credibility of being able to pay at least half a million bucks in cash.

LOL. RD was being tactful.

[Rubber Duck]

I think what I was trying to convey is that sellers will only discuss their better names or even disclose their holding to individuals that they trust to negotiate in good faith.

Starting with a top name with a trader rating of zero, and without any kind of external reputation probably means you don't even get to join the start line up.

[blackops]

Originally Posted by markits

I think RD was talking about credibility of being able to pay at least half a million bucks in cash.

My mistake, I must've been asleep these last few years!... Please tell me what idn's you are referring to that have sold for (at least) $500K.

[burnsinternet]

Is iReport an IDN?

Sounds foreign.

[Rubber Duck]

Originally Posted by blackops

My mistake, I must've been asleep these last few years!... Please tell me what idn's you are referring to that have sold for (at least) $500K.

The point is that domains of the ilk you listed have probably never sold. If you contacted the owner directly from the Whois details, even if you have access to them, they probably wouldn't even reply. They are unlikely to, unless they believe you had access to that kind of money. I haven't even seen anything to suggest you would part with 500 Bucks!

[blackops]

Originally Posted by Rubber Duck

I haven't even seen anything to suggest you would part with 500 Bucks!

Nor have you seen anything to suggest that I wouldn't part with $500.. Oh dear, RD dwelling on the negative yet again. I suggest you now start another 'US economy nosedives/stupid americans' style thread my friend, you know something that will let you re-assert your 'authority' on this forum. lol..

[burnsinternet]

I am posting plenty of good keywords and links to distract you two.

Does anyone here hold those top-tier IDN.cn? I thought they were all regged by TDC or the Snows long ago.

[Rubber Duck]

Originally Posted by blackops

Nor have you seen anything to suggest that I wouldn't part with $500.. Oh dear, RD dwelling on the negative yet again. I suggest you now start another 'US economy nosedives/stupid americans' style thread my friend, you know something that will let you re-assert your 'authority' on this forum. lol..

You are deliberately missing the point. To negotiate at this level you have to "pre qualify". The fact that you haven't blackened your record other than with a few asinine remarks just won't cut it. If you are a bona fide unknown then a personal recommendation from a trusted mutual contact would obviously be the way forward.

On the US economy, it is clear that it is heading exactly where I predicted it would. If you believe Bush, Paulson or Bernanke then you are a bigger fool than I took you for!

[dusty]

Originally Posted by blackops

My mistake, I must've been asleep these last few years!... Please tell me what idn's you are referring to that have sold for (at least) $500K.

Originally Posted by Rubber Duck

The point is that domains of the ilk you listed have probably never sold. If you contacted the owner directly from the Whois details, even if you have access to them, they probably wouldn't even reply. They are unlikely to, unless they believe you had access to that kind of money. I haven't even seen anything to suggest you would part with 500 Bucks!

I am ready to talk if anyone has $500k.

[touchring]

Originally Posted by burnsinternet

I am posting plenty of good keywords and links to distract you two.

Does anyone here hold those top-tier IDN.cn? I thought they were all regged by TDC or the Snows long ago.

Top idn.cn are mostly in chinese hands, speculators, end users and the nic (reserved).

The situation is quite different from .jp, many which were still available early 2006. That's how the lot of us here ended up with lots of prime chinese .com, japanese .com/.jp but very few chinese .cn.

[Wot]

Seeking large bucks for the top.cn - make me an offer.

顶.cn

http://www.google.cn/search?complete...%A2&meta=&aq=f

[Prodigy]

Originally Posted by Wot

Seeking large bucks for the top.cn - make me an offer.

顶.cn

http://www.google.cn/search?complete...%A2&meta=&aq=f

Reg fee

[touchring]

顶 dang...

[Wot]

Originally Posted by ChinaStar

Reg fee

I will think about it and get back to you.

[techguy]

Originally Posted by blackops

Am looking for the very best idn.cn... (e.g. china.cn,
news.cn, business.cn, etc..).

Let me know what you have :-)

I have this prime Chinese IDN domain name:

Native: 证券交易所 ,CN

Meaning: Stock Exchange

PM me if you are interested!

[asdfer]

Just wonder, how much would you pay for the domain names you mentioned?