Let me tell u that the prices of com.cn and cn is about 8 USD.
and now the Chinese domain is selling at a historically low price, only 0.15 USD/year. but this low price is only available before may 31stand only for first year, the renewal fee is about 8 USD.
I am Todd Zhang from China, very pleased to join this community.
Why is the price so low?
Is the low price due to government policy about price for .cn domains?
Is the low price is a "registrar promotion or sale"? If it is please be advised that we do not permit members to promote private company sales news.
the low price is made to make cn domain more popular, it is countrywide and the only difference is the renewal fee of different sellers.
I post this to remind u guys, do not be fleeced by some businessman coz i have seen some ppl is selling cn domain at an amazingly high price.
trust me, i have read the must-know rules in this forum, i won't post any ADs. ^_^
Welcome to WebmasterWorld
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Welcome once again and good luck for your new website
jamie
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I've been a bit uneasy about leaving this thread open as it just looks like an open invitation to get into domain pricing and domain service providers. It isn't. I just thought it was a bit newsworthy that there was a nation wide push to promote the .cn domain.
[edited by: Webwork at 7:18 pm (utc) on April 5, 2007]
All further posts in the Domain Forum about where or how to find a registrars offering bargains or deals for .cn domains will be removed from the forum.
[edited by: Webwork at 11:21 pm (utc) on April 5, 2007]