DN.com

I just received a report from China based escrow service DN.com which shows some interesting insights in how the Chinese market is doing and what type of domain name transactions they’ve been handling during the past 3 months The company handled over 2.94 million US dollars in transactions across 254 transactions.  This is slightly up from Q1 when the company handled 2.7 million in transactions. Interesting is to see that transactions slowed down considerably during June which might be related to the stock market plunge in the country. It’s refreshing to see a escrow service that is being transparent about transaction volumes and willing to share valuable insights.

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I just received an email from China based escrow service DN.com which shows some interesting insights in how they are doing and what type of domain name transactions they are handling 6 month after official launch. The company handled over 2.7 million US dollars in transactions with a 3 letter .com being the largest transaction at ¥ 2,300,000 (US$ 419, 354). With an average Escrow fee of around 1% the company seems to be still a bit away from profitability but I’m sure they will continue to grow rapidly considering they are on the ground in one of the most exciting markets for domain name investing at this very moment: China.  I’ve used DN.com in the past while dealing with a Chinese buyer that didn’t speak English and the transaction wouldn’t have been possible without the customer support of the DN.com team. I’m looking forward to see their Q2 numbers.  Here’s the full report: (more…)

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