Wednesday, August 31, 2011

Short Domains by Market Cap

Given the hunt for stores of value these days that are unaffected by currency debasement, I thought it would be interesting to look at what the "market cap" is for various short domains?

Here are the results (in $ millions) when market cap is determined by median sale price.

NN.com: $10 million
NNN.com: $67 million
NNNN.com: $15 million
LL.com: $95 million
LLL.com: $160 million
LLLL.com: $275 million

N refers to a number and L refers to a letter, so NNN.coms are 3-digit .com domains, and LLLL.com's are four letter .com domains.

The market cap for NN.com's is the smallest, around $8 million, because there are only 100 of these domains, and median sale prices are around $80,000.  The median sale prices for LL.com's (676 in existence) are around $125,000.

Interestingly, there is a huge drop-off in market cap for LLLL.com's versus LLL.com's, because median sale prices for LLLL.com's is approximately $20, and even with the huge size of the market (456,976 domains), the market cap is dragged down by the vast quantity of "bad letter" sales.

Of course, if you determine market cap by reference to average sale price, a completely different result occurs.

NN.com: $10 million
NNN.com: $67 million
NNNN.com $15 million

LL.com: $95 million
LLL.com: $160 million
LLLL.com: $150 million

The total market cap for all short domains two letters NNNN.com's and LL-LLLL.com's?  About $500 million.  This figure may seem large, but it is actually mind-numbingly small.  A hedge fund or large institutional investor could easily buy up a huge chunk of the market.

Compare this to the market for gold.  I know there are some gold bugs out there, but come on, things are a little bit nuts over there, the market cap for the gold market is approximately $9 trillion!

I would personally rather have a decent NNNN.com or a random LLL.com than an ounce of gold right now, that's for sure.  At least short domains have a variety of real uses and generate income.  Plus the available supply is fixed.  People hoarding gold and silver right now apparently do not seem to notice or care that the stuff is just sitting there in the ground, and can be retrieved for a fraction of current prices.  Basic logic suggests there will eventually be a huge price correction.

In short domain land on the other hand, awareness among the general population of domains as an alternative investment vehicle is still very low.  As we are approaching 100 million registered .com domains, with no end in sight to the growth of the domain market as China comes online en masse, it is inevitable that the shortest and most versatile domains will become more.

Tuesday, August 30, 2011

4.cn Auction Results Keep Coming

More nice numerics sales on 4.cn.

881588.com    RMB¥200    $30
811188.com    RMB¥200    $30
123456.hk    RMB¥220    $33
6245.com    RMB¥4,301    $645
98198.com.cn    RMB¥200    $30
4765.com    RMB¥9,999    $1,500
6686.com    RMB¥66,000    $9,900
339933.com    RMB¥200    $30

Monday, August 29, 2011

99 Million .com domains registered by the end of the year.

As of today, there were 96,853,495 .com domains registered.

In the last month and a half, the registration rate has averaged 17,648 domains per day.  At the current rate, more than 99,000,000 domains will be registered by year end.

So we probably won't hit 100,000,000 by year end, but registration rates remain strong. 

Friday, August 26, 2011

Registration Data for NNNNN.com Domains

This post looks at registration data for 250 random NNNNN.com domains to gain insight into the landscape.

The first item we will look at is how long NNNNN.com domains have been continuously registered.

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Graphing 

As the results show,  about 30% of NNNNN.com domains have been registered continuously for one year (meaning their expiration date is less than one year away from when they were initially registered).  The second largest result was for domains registered for 7 years, which is when Marchex registered nearly all the US zip code domains.  Domains that have been registered for longer are more likely to continue to be registered, and to be used for developed sites or cash-generating parked pages.

The average expiration date for domains registered for one year is February 8, 2012, which is close to six months away from today, suggesting that expiration dates are evenly spread throughout the year.

The big open question is how many of the most recent registrants will hold their domains for longer than a year.   If nearly all of them let their domains expire, there may not be a buyout this year of NNNNN.coms that sticks.  On the other hand, if  only 1/4 of recent registrants renew their domains, it is likely that the buyout will stick at some point in the near future, given the strong continued buying/registering interest in NNNNN.com's and the increasingly tightening supply (over 99.9% are currently registered). And the data from past years suggests that this is not unreasonable to expect.

I have been looking at drops over the past month or so and approximately 58 domains drop per day.  This shows that approximately 1/3 of new registrants (registered in the past year) are renewing their domains, and 2/3 are letting them drop.  While this might suggest weakness in the NNNNN.com market, it actually shows that supply is tightening very rapidly, and that last year's 10,000 domains renewed by first-time registrants will likely be repeated this year.  This is an incredibly bullish projection for NNNNN.com domains at this point, and suggests the buyout will likely stick at some point in the next year as continued interest from new registrants and tightening supply make it virtually inevitable.   In two or three years it is likely that NNNNN.com drops will be as rare as LLLL.com drops (about 10-20/day) or possibly even rarer.

The next item looks at who owns NNNNN.com domains.

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Of the 250 randomly selected domains, nearly half were owned by Asians, mainly Chinese, although some Japanese and Hong Kong owners appeared as well.  The next biggest category of owners was Marchex, which I listed separately even though it is a US company. Interestingly, the next biggest owner of NNNNN.com domains is Italy, and these domains have been registered for several years.  Although these domains are not currently developed it appears, perhaps they are being planned for use as Italian zip code domains, as Italian postal codes are also 5 digits.

The predominance of Asian owners suggests why supply has been tightening over the past couple years and registration periods increasing.  Simply put, internet use is expanding rapidly in China and will continue to do so over the next few decades.  We are likely in the early stages of an incredible bull market in numeric domains.

Wednesday, August 24, 2011

Auction Results from 4.cn

Here are more auction results from the last week at 4.cn. 


811188.com
RMB¥200
$30
2817.cn
RMB¥351
$53
7276.cn
RMB¥469
$70
987188.com
RMB¥200
$30
265.so
RMB¥320
$48
180.so
RMB¥380
$57
155.so
RMB¥400
$60
5572.net
RMB¥485
$73
4408.net
RMB¥320
$48
76777.com
RMB¥3,608
$541
7387.cn
RMB¥440
$66
5106.com
RMB¥9,733
$1,460
580.so
RMB¥703
$105
58882.com
RMB¥220
$33
3119.net
RMB¥590
$89
7858.net
RMB¥650
$98
9290.com
RMB¥13,000
$1,950
9609.cn
RMB¥510
$77
45566.com
RMB¥2,100
$315

Monday, August 22, 2011

48 NNNNN.com available to register

After touching all-bought-out status a couple times in the last month, a week of heavy drops has left us with 48 NNNNN.com domains available to register as of this morning.

That is still very few, as 100,000 of these domains exist in total. 

It is quite possible that in a year's time or less, these domains will be 100% registered and all drops will be picked up, similar to what exists with LLLL.com domains.   Unlike with the previous buyout of NNNNN.com's where 20,000 domains were bought in a frenzy in a couple weeks, this one has been years in the making, with a steady registration pace of around 13/day.  Therefore it makes sense that the buyout doesn't "stick" immediately, because it is not a buyout like the last one.

The buyers nowadays are not looking to cash in on the next domain buyout bubble like LLLL.com's in early 2008, when bad letters were going for $50-$60 a pop.  We all know how that ended, both LLLL.com's and NNNNN.com's crashed, LLLL.com's back to being around $10-$15 for bad letters and NNNNN.com's back to reg fee.

Long term, the fundamentals for NNNNN.com's are likely as good or even better than LLLL.com's, and the sneaking steady registration is a sign of that.  A significant portion of these domains are actually used by end-users for traffic, redirect, or real developed sites (mainly Chinese but other foreign and English-language sites as well).  Plus, whereas there are 450,000+ LLLL.com's, there are only 100,000 NNNNN.com's, and a random NNNNN.com is likely to get significantly more google hits (and therefore possible uses) than a random LLLL.com.

Tuesday, August 16, 2011

Ebay Auctions

22 rare Palindromic NNNNNN.com (6 digit .com domains) with "88" in the middle are currently up for auction at Ebay.  Will be interesting to see how they do, lots of nice six digit sales have been coming through recently.

Another Ebay sale of note recently.

29900.com sold for $49.99.  Here is the link for that one.  Other recent sales for ABBCC.com numeric domains have also been good:

36677.com sold for $78 on 4.cn.
23377.com sold for $42 on 4.cn

More 4.cn Auction Results

Some more five and six digit domains, as well as a bunch of NNNN.com and NNNN.net domains.  Interesting to see that 78333 fetches almost as much as 73337, three repeating digits add significant value to a numeric domain.  Even two repeating digits adds value, as you can see from 7151 going for $4,500, significantly more than the baseline value for a NNNN.com that has no "4" and doesn't start with a "0". 

448888.com    RMB¥220    $33
67688.com    RMB¥260    $39
2794.com    RMB¥4,600    $690
7151.com    RMB¥30,000    $4,500
78333.com    RMB¥840    $126
9463.com    RMB¥5,800    $870
4288.net    RMB¥430    $65
8114.net    RMB¥340    $51
881888.com    RMB¥480    $72
250.so    RMB¥600    $90
3717.net    RMB¥560    $84
3784.com    RMB¥4,600    $690
0496.com    RMB¥4,600    $690
73337.com    RMB¥1,001    $150
9893.net    RMB¥520    $78
2788.com    RMB¥55,000    $8,250
0497.com    RMB¥4,600    $690
0274.com    RMB¥4,600    $690

Friday, August 12, 2011

Why aren't NNNN.org domains all registered?

As we noted previously, NNNN.org's are about 92% registered, whereas NNNN.nets have all been registered for years. 

For letter domains, .org domains may be slightly less popular than .nets, but not much more so.  There are approximately 14 million .net domains currently registered, and more than 9.3 million .org currently registered.  Again, this reflects that while .net domains are more popular, the difference in popularity is not extreme.

But when it comes to numeric domains, the difference is often stark.  In looking at sales of two-digit domains, the median sale price by extension reflects a significant discount for .org compared to .net (and of course, compared to .com).

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Graphing

The .net/.com disparity is not that shocking, just looking at registration statistics shows that the total number of .net domains is around 15% of the total number of .com domains registered.  This is similar to the ratio of median sale prices of NN.net to NN.com domains (12.5%).   The significant discount for .org domains, however (median sale prices for NN.org domains is 20% of NN.net domains) is not reflected in the registration statistics for these domains, which reflects that .org domains are approximately 66% as popular as .net domains.  This suggests that numeric domains that end in .org are significantly less valuable than numeric domains that end in .net, and the likely explanation for this disparity is that Chinese domainers and internet users are more familiar with .net domains than .org.

Looking at median sale prices for LL.org, LL.net, and LL.com domains, it is pretty clear that the .org discount only applies to numerics.

Online Graphing
Graphing

LL.org domains actually have a higher median sale price than LL.net domains. 

Thursday, August 11, 2011

Development of 1NNNN.com Domains

Previously we looked at development of 300 random five digit domains that start with zero.

Here is a graph of the results for "0NNNN.com's"


And here is a graph of results for "1NNNN.com's"


A couple of things here are interesting to note.  One is that there are more domains not being used among the "0NNNN.com's", and fewer being parked, than with the domains starting with a "1".  This perhaps reflects that domains starting with a "0" are less likely to receive traffic.

Another thing that was unexpected was that there were more developed Asian sites among the "0NNNN.com's" than among the "1NNNN.com's."  I would have expected the numbers to be reversed.  Perhaps its just a fluke in the random numbers selected, and it will be interesting to see if it holds up with a new random sample.

One thing that was not surprising was that Marchex (MCHX) was the biggest holder in both the "0NNNN.com" and "1NNNN.com" space.  

Wednesday, August 10, 2011

4.cn Auction Results (Lots of NNNNN's)

The past couple days we have seen many more NNNNN.com's selling in auctions at 4.cn.  Not all of these are premium domains, so it's interesting to see these going in auctions.  With the near-buyout of NNNNN.com's going back and forth between zero available to register (as of this morning there were 67 after several days of heavy drops), it is much harder to find nice NNNNN.com to hand-register or even backorder.  So it's interesting to see some sales of domains that have just 2 or 3 repeating numbers.  99295.com sold for $12 and had seven months left on registration, and 89266.com sold for $9 and also had seven months left on registration.  So while not a huge buying price, it shows there is support in the market for paying above-registration fee on NNNNN.com's that have less than a year remaining.


4.cm    RMB¥7,500    $1,125
99295.com    RMB¥80    $12
89266.com    RMB¥60    $9
25752.com    RMB¥70    $11
88867.com    RMB¥900    $135
88777.com    RMB¥2,700    $405
59123.com    RMB¥500    $75
163.hn    RMB¥320    $48
9385.net    RMB¥325    $49
88788.com    RMB¥6,000    $900

Monday, August 8, 2011

Survey of 300 Random "0NNNN.com's"

To gain a better sense of the landscape of NNNNN.com's, we surveyed 300 random 5-digit domains that start with a "0". 

Here's the results:

#1: Marchex US Zip Code Site: 90 (30%)
#2: Nothing/Doesn't Resolve: 89 (29.67%).
#3: Parked: 59 (19.67%).
#4: Chinese Developed Sites: 41 (13.67%)
#5: Redirect: 16 (5.33%)
#6: Developed Non-Chinese Site: 5 (1.67%)

It is quite possible that some of the sites listed as "Chinese Developed" were actually parked sites, but there's really no way for me to tell.  Several of them were without question used by businesses as actual sites, though.

For example, 03954.com is a Chinese fashion/shopping site, and 07482.com is a site for ANDI Technologies Software Company.

The non-Chinese Developed Sites, two sites were zip code/information sites: 02446.com and 06840.com, two were real estate sites 02124.com and 02007.com, and one was a movie reviews site, 00348.com.

In coming weeks, we will survey the landscape of NNNNN.com's beginning with different numbers, to see if the results are significantly different. 

Stock Markets Tank: Numeric Domain Sales Strong

If you're watching your portfolio today, it's bad.  $SPY, $QQQ, all indices and stocks are down hard.

Numeric domain sales today, though, were strong.

1019.cn    RMB¥522    $78
17651.com    RMB¥220    $33
07766.com    RMB¥481    $72

These were auction results from 4.cn, and some more good auction numbers are in the pipeline for tomorrow. 

Friday, August 5, 2011

Additional 4.cn Auction Results

As usual, I do not check if reserve is met, only what the bidding got up to.  Here are the numbers for today:

888989.com RMB¥200 $30
22337.com RMB¥520 $78
5929.net RMB¥482 $72
3317.net RMB¥561 $84

Another nice sale for a NNNNN.com. Perhaps the buyout of these domains is starting to exert upward pressure on prices. 23377.com sold over a month ago for practically half of what 22337.com just sold for ($42 v. $78).  Maybe it's much better to have the first two digits be identical rather than the last two, or maybe it's something else entirely.  Either way, a nice sale for a nice domain.

Numbers versus Letters Series (Volume I)

In our first post looking at the relative value of numeric domains as compared to letter domains, we look at median google search results for random NNNNN combinations (5 digits) versus LLLL combinations (4 letter). 

Here is the result of our investigation.

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Clearly, 5 digit combinations have many more google search results than 4 letter combinations.  Although google search results are only one element of the indicators of a domain name's potential value, the huge disparity is significant, and may suggest that the current market either over-values LLLL.com's or (more likely) significantly undervalues NNNNN.com's.

To reach this result, we tested 40 random combinations (20 numbers, 20 letters), and here are the results we received.

Random Numbers

13055 9,030,000
56182 8,080,000
92256 4,040,000
59005 10,800,000
22095 10,900,000
23896 4,510,000
90537 921,000
54881 9,050,000
74849 4,390,000
61094 6,570,000
69459 4,560,000
91895 2,730,000
67373 992,000
05753 5,080,000
53690 8,910,000
97215 25,800,000
79836 5,450,000
99662 476,000
60130 3,700,000
81103 4,410,000
Median 4,820,000

Random Letters:

IGLK 283,000
VYUL 214,000
GRXA 237,000
JWNS 82,500
LAIE 13,500,000
QWHE 276,000
OWKE 236,000
DIJI 2,430,000
BZFO 235,000
BNSG 110,000
QTNJ 225,000
HEUR 5,270,000
AOXM 172,000
AHIO 786,000
UKOZ 1,170,000
YEGF 842,000
UKKQ 861,000
VDOY 929,000
GJQQ 205,000
HBFV 184,000
Median 256,500

Thursday, August 4, 2011

Domain Registration and the Stock Market

So today the market completely fell apart into the close, the general indices $SPY and $QQQ are way down, while bonds $TLT are way up.  Even $SLV (silver) started to fall apart.  Is this the start of a major stock market collapse?  Well, could be.  But in case anybody wants some optimism, we're going to try to provide it.  As we have noted previously on this blog, it appears that .com registration trends may have signaled the market collapse in late '08/early '09. 

Now, we here at nnnnndomains have been tracking .com registration trends, as we count down to 100 million .com domains registered, a huge milestone.  It had originally seemed we were going to hit this milestone by the end of 2011, but then registration slowed a bit, and it looked like we might have to wait until early 2012.  Now, having looked at the last month of registration data, it seems that .com registration has picked up, and we actually might get very close to the 100,000,000 mark by year's end.  Since we last checked, .com domains have been registered at a rate of 19,309 per day, a slight increase over the previous average of 18,201 per day.  If this trend sticks, we will have 99,325,879 registered .com domains by year end. 

What does this have to do with the stock market?  Maybe nothing.  But as we noted before, there were three months in 2007 where there was actually a decrease in the total number of domains registered, a very rare occurrence.  This coincided with what was in hindsight the top of the market.  And then in 2008 when the market began to completely fall apart, there were several months of very weak .com domain registration numbers.  It would be easy to come up with theories connecting the two things (slowdown in capital spending by businesses, etc.), but I don't know if anyone has looked into this hypothesis in greater depth than we have here (which isn't that deep, obviously).  Anyways, we are keeping our eyes on the .com registration statistics as a possible harbinger of stock market doom, and as of now, it's not signalling doom.  In fact, it's showing that .com registration remains strong, even though 96+ million domains are already registered.

So are there any gems remaining to be registered out there?  Well, obviousy we believe that NNNNN.com domains (5 digit .com domains) are the best investment right now.  There are only 100,000 of these domains, and they are currently hovering around 99.99%/100% registered, with a few dozen drops every day being picked up.  Unlike precious metals ($GLD, $SLV), they aren't making any more of these, there are only 100,000 NNNNN.com domains, and there will always only be 100,000 NNNNN.com domains.  And every number has a huge number of possible uses as Chinese lucky numbers, US and foreign postal codes, product numbers, and more.  Even rare earth metals I would argue are a worse investment, because even though these are highly priced now, eventually they will find a way to get more production in various parts of the world ($MCP, $REE, $AVL, $SHZ).  Domain names are a good way to invest in the internet's "real estate" and hedge against currency devaluation as well as profit from increased internet use worldwide, which is going to continue to grow substantially over the next decade.

5 digit numeric domains are used as US zip code domains primarily, and more recently as Chinese domains, as Chinese internet presence keeps increasing (and will continue to do so), and numerics are incredibly popular in China.  Prices for NNNN.com domains are topping $1,000, and random NNNNN.com are starting to fetch higher prices as well, now that these domains are getting impossible to hand-register.  So, if anybody is looking for somewhere other than the market to invest, this is a way to play the China growth story without worrying about possibly fraudulent companies stealing all your money ($CCME, $LFT, $RINO).  Consider some numeric domain names, and be a part of history in the making as we go towards 100 million registered .com domains!

5数字域 5数字com 5位数域名 5位数COM Any Chinese Domainers Out There?

I am interested in getting a Chinese domainer's perspective on the recent buyout of NNNNN.com domains, and in particular links to any forums/translations of Chinese forum posts discussing the buyout.

I can offer free 5数字com domains for anyone that can spend some time with me discussing the Chinese market for numeric domains and 5数字com domains in particular.  Please contact me if you are interested. 

So far this is the only discussion I have found, and it does not appear particularly in-depth.

5数字com域名已经全部被人注册完啦!为庆祝五数字域名升值,决定发币恭贺!
喜欢数字域名的都只有购买
当然现在每天还有到期未续费删除的,不过越来越少啦
所以要获得5数字域名,预订域名也是个不错的选择
如果预订成功了,也许就等于直接赚了几百块 

This particular discussion does not seem that interesting, the original poster did not get much on-topic follow-up and the post appears to be written a few weeks ago, before there was actually a complete buyout.  Is there more recent discussion out there in the Chinese blogosphere or domainer forums?  I would also be interested in discussion from the last year of prospects for a buyout.

Wednesday, August 3, 2011

Historical NNNNN.com Availability

 

Data is gathered from DomainMagnate, Namepros Countdown Thread, and this blog's checks of available NNNNN.com's.  

Pretty interesting when you look at the picture.  The 2008 buyout certainly looks like an anomaly in historical perspective, and the current buyout seems much more reasonable. 

More 4.cn Auction Results

Starting to see a lot more 5 digit .com domains/NNNNN.com's (and even 6n's) show up in these auctions lately, and not all are palindromes or have 3 or more repeating digits. Note 16299.com sold for $33.  Also a few weeks ago 91280.com sold for $30.  Plus the ones with repeating digits are starting to go for very nice sums in recent sales.  66777.com went for $435, 77888.com went for $1,410, 10188.com went for $1,200, 33999.com went for $390, and many more. 

Here are the auction results from the last two days:

86268.com RMB¥220 $33
68699.com RMB¥220 $33
66229.com RMB¥220 $33
39390.com RMB¥200 $30
00552.com RMB¥200 $30
16299.com RMB¥220 $33
52152.com RMB¥220 $33
5695.cn RMB¥590 $89
7853.com RMB¥8,100 $1,215

Tuesday, August 2, 2011

List of Available NNNNN.com After Today's Drop

There are 19 NNNNN.com domains available for register after today's drop.  These often disappear overnight as Chinese domainers (operating in a different time zone picture) take them.

08407.com 
08461.com
08462.com
14849.com
29149.com 
30490.com
38244.com 
38429.com
42936.com 
46338.com
58764.com 
63614.com  
64406.com
64994.com
66354.com 
78485.com
81469.com 
83437.com
83439.com

Short Domain Registration/Buyout Data

It is clear from these numbers that .org is much more popular for letter domains as compared to numeric domains.  The approximate numbers result from running some random bulk searches, the standard deviation should be within a few percentage points at a high confidence level.  

N.com/N.net/N.org: 10 domains.
* All registered.

NN.com/NN.net/NN.org: 100 domains.
* All registered.

NNN.com/NNN.net/NNN.org: 1,000 domains.
* All registered.

NNNN.com/NNNN.net/NNNN.org: 10,000 domains.
* NNNN.com: All registered.
* NNNN.net: All registered.
* NNNN.org: 92.3% registered.

NNNNN.com/NNNNN.net/NNNNN.org: 100,000 domains.
* NNNNN.com: 99.99% registered.
* NNNNN.net: Approximately 51.89% registered.
* NNNNN.org: Approximately 2.52% registered.

NNNNNN.com/NNNNNN.net/NNNNNN.org: 1,000,000 domains.
* NNNNNN.com: Approximately 8.42% registered.
* NNNNNN.net: Approximately 0.96% registered.
* NNNNNN.org: Approximately 0.1% registered.

L.com/L.net/L.org: 26 domains.
* All registered.

LL.com/LL.net/LLL.org: 676 domains.
* All registered.

LLL.com/LLL.net/LLL.org: 17,576 domains.
* All registered.

LLLL.com/LLLL.net/LLLL.org: 456,976 domains.
* LLLL.com: All registered.
* LLLL.net: Approximately 51.5% registered.
* LLLL.org: Approximately 38.8% registered.

LLLLL.com/net/org:  11,881,376 domains.
* LLLLL.com: Approximately 14% registered.
* LLLLL.net: Approximately 3% registered.
* LLLLL.org: Approximately 3.65% registered.

Recent Auction Results from 4.cn

Lots of good auction results here (I don't check if reserve price is met, but this is what the bidding got up to).

I don't think any NNNN.com's without a "4" and not starting with a "0" are selling for under $1,000 now on 4.cn.

84884.com RMB¥200 $30
462.net RMB¥3,801 $570
7846.net RMB¥240 $36
51110.com RMB¥220 $33
33999.com RMB¥2,600 $390
36677.com RMB¥520 $78
22444.com RMB¥1,200 $180
10188.com RMB¥8,000 $1,200
4653.com RMB¥4,500 $675
9558.cc RMB¥220 $33
22555.com RMB¥1,250 $188
22244.com RMB¥480 $72
4625.com RMB¥4,500 $675
8053.com RMB¥7,100 $1,065
231231.com RMB¥200 $30
7991.com RMB¥12,805 $1,921
2452.net RMB¥400 $60
8475.net RMB¥220 $33
4024.net RMB¥220 $33
3429.com RMB¥4,310 $647
88295.com RMB¥240 $36
9633.net RMB¥540 $81
3732.net RMB¥360 $54
8.hn RMB¥5,988 $898
4473.com RMB¥6,900 $1,035
9565.com RMB¥14,200 $2,130
5639.com RMB¥7,400 $1,110
7469.com RMB¥4,100 $615
8664.com RMB¥6,800 $1,020
7755.com RMB¥151,000 $22,650
4214.com RMB¥4,609 $691
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5519.com RMB¥13,000 $1,950
9712.com RMB¥7,600 $1,140
2603.com RMB¥7,400 $1,110
4157.com RMB¥4,300 $645
4519.com RMB¥4,400 $660
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3529.com RMB¥7,400 $1,110
3095.com RMB¥8,500 $1,275
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2392.com RMB¥9,005 $1,351
2346.com RMB¥20,600 $3,090
2905.com RMB¥6,800 $1,020
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20000.cn RMB¥2,300 $345
10000.com.cn RMB¥59,400 $8,910
5907.com RMB¥7,600 $1,140
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160.com RMB¥452,000 $67,800
3328.com.cn RMB¥200 $30
2812.com.cn RMB¥200 $30
9979.com.cn RMB¥620 $93
2332.com.cn RMB¥240 $36
2242.com.cn RMB¥200 $30
7737.com.cn RMB¥200 $30
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3553.com.cn RMB¥200 $30
3223.com.cn RMB¥240 $36
4967.com RMB¥4,500 $675
1485.com RMB¥6,000 $900
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7537.com RMB¥9,100 $1,365
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5723.com RMB¥9,100 $1,365
6745.com RMB¥5,800 $870
72.net RMB¥65,000 $9,750
111555.com RMB¥2,100 $315
0152.com RMB¥6,300 $945
7.hn RMB¥6,100 $915
4867.com RMB¥4,600 $690
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6051.com RMB¥8,306 $1,246
93995.om RMB¥90 $14
22636.com RMB¥80 $12
0257.com RMB¥7,100 $1,065
2240.com RMB¥8,400 $1,260
4872.com RMB¥4,400 $660
3953.com RMB¥9,000 $1,350
111333.com 2100 $315
3915.com RMB¥7,100 $1,065
3281.com RMB¥7,160 $1,074
9884.com RMB¥7,305 $1,096
3590.com RMB¥7,100 $1,065
399993.com RMB¥50 $8
655556.com RMB¥70 $11
900.com RMB¥441,000 $66,150
7446.com RMB¥5,600 $840
900.me RMB¥360 $54
0257.com RMB¥7,100 $1,065
2240.com RMB¥8,400 $1,260
4872.com RMB¥4,400 $660
8402.com RMB¥4,500 $675
7928.com RMB¥10,400 $1,560
5446.net RMB¥240 $36
6013.com RMB¥7,000 $1,050
900.com RMB¥441,000 $66,150
7446.com RMB¥5,600 $840
900.me RMB¥360 $54
3708.com RMB¥8,901 $1,335
4216.com RMB¥4,400 $660
3428.com RMB¥5,100 $765
7206.cn RMB¥340 $51
8932.cn RMB¥389 $58
8702.cn RMB¥380 $57
7306.cn RMB¥340 $51
7039.cn RMB¥380 $57
7454.com RMB¥8,101 $1,215
766.net RMB¥26,000 $3,900
3287.com RMB¥8,100 $1,215
666566.com RMB¥70 $11
667666.com RMB¥60 $9
2567.com RMB¥30,500 $4,575
7327.com RMB¥9,000 $1,350
9563.com RMB¥8,000 $1,200
4372.com RMB¥4,700 $705
9265.com RMB¥7,900 $1,185
9240.com RMB¥4,900 $735
6910.net RMB¥520 $78