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Weekly sales from eName ending 7/27/20 For those unfamiliar, Launched in 2005, the #1 domain name marketplace in China and the preferred platform for all Chinese domain investors. HuaHua.com was the high sale at $58,608. 3831.com was second at $29,003 and then KDW.com at $28,292. huahua.com $58,608 3831.com $29,003 kdw.com $28,292 jrg.com $14,562 46.cn […]
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Weekly sales from eName ending 7/20/20 For those unfamiliar, Launched in 2005, the #1 domain name marketplace in China and the preferred platform for all Chinese domain investors. XWHB.net was the high sale at $8,996. Incredible price for a 4L.net that is not a word. GXU.com for $8,008 cheapest 3L.com I have seen in months. […]
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Weekly sales from eName ending 7/13/20 For those unfamiliar, Launched in 2005, the #1 domain name marketplace in China and the preferred platform for all Chinese domain investors. ChinaCars.com was the high sale at $59,849. We had a 4N.com and a 3L.com with 0264.com closing at $14,057 and KZJ.com closing at $11,981. chinacars.com $59,849 0264.com […]
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Weekly sales from eName ending 7/6/20 For those unfamiliar, Launched in 2005, the #1 domain name marketplace in China and the preferred platform for all Chinese domain investors. Slow week at eName Whgjj.cn was the high sale at $4,083. IOE.net sold for $2,677 which is a bit surprising for China, all 3 letters are vowels. […]
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Weekly sales from eName ending 6/29/20 For those unfamiliar, Launched in 2005, the #1 domain name marketplace in China and the preferred platform for all Chinese domain investors. The week was led by EA.cn at $19,126. 11.cn was the top numeric at $15,129. ea.cn $19,126 11.cn $15,129 kouhong.com $14,559 ynrsksw.cn $11,420 minbo.com $9,613 823.cn $7,079 […]
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Weekly sales from eName ending 6/22/20 For those unfamiliar, Launched in 2005, the #1 domain name marketplace in China and the preferred platform for all Chinese domain investors. The week was led by 867.cn at $11,272. A lot of numerics that sold for decent money. 28365365.net $7,165 not sure why on this one. 867.cn $11,272 […]
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Weekly sales from eName ending 6/15/20 For those unfamiliar, Launched in 2005, the #1 domain name marketplace in China and the preferred platform for all Chinese domain investors. The week was led by yunhai.com at $36,337. There were a few NNN.app names that sold this week. 5N.com’s made the list with 18687.com being the highest. […]
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Weekly sales from eName ending 6/8/20 For those unfamiliar, Launched in 2005, the #1 domain name marketplace in China and the preferred platform for all Chinese domain investors. The week was led by duanyu.com at $14,119. There were a few LL.app names that sold this week. DD.app being the highest at $1,084. (I do not […]
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Here is a recap of the top sales at eName for the month of April. For those unfamiliar, Launched in 2005, the #1 domain name marketplace in China and the preferred platform for all Chinese domain investors. 35 of the 54 sales are .com A lot of data in here should be interesting to all […]
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Here is a recap of the top sales at eName for the month of April. For those unfamiliar, Launched in 2005, the #1 domain name marketplace in China and the preferred platform for all Chinese domain investors. 21 of the top 25 sales were .com I especially thought TQB.com was a good buy, I would […]
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