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Completed my first sale on 4.cn

Posted on 01/10/2012

4.cn is a domain marketplace based in China with more than 280,000 customers and over 1.6 million domains for sale on their domain selling platform, I listed one of my domains there about a year ago, It was a domain I picked up from sedo for £45, It was my first investment in NNNNNN.com domains, I liked the domain as it was a repeating number domain i.e 111333.com and registered in the year 2000 (This wasnt the domain I sold, I have kept it discreet for the sake of the buyer)

I had previously received two really lowball offers over the past 12 months since I bought the domain via 4.cn and I thought maybe this isn’t one that has any interest or meaning in the Chinese domain market, The domain was getting 15 – 25 UV per day but the traffic was not converting via ppc however on Thursday I got another offer for the domain which was improved this time, I countered and we went back and forth for 24 hours until I got to a figure I was happy accepting.

As I had never closed a sale on 4.cn before I wasnt sure how long it would take and expected three to five working days but to my surprise, The seller paid 4.cn within 30 minutes of myself accepting his offer, I then requested and sent the domain authorisation codes to 4.cn and on Saturday morning the sale was completed, My domain with already the new user and 4.cn transfered my funds into my own account that day, I couldn’t believe how fast the sale had been closed.

This was the first time I had sold a domain via 4.cn and it went extremely well, I would highly recommend using their service if you have domains to sell, The 4.cn marketplace is in my eyes designed more for domainers with numeric domains to sell but there are other domains listed there also.

I still sell domains via Afternic.com and Sedo.com but 4.cn is now a domain platform I can officially recommend after completing a sale with them.

Has anyone else ever sold a domain with them?

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8 thoughts on “Completed my first sale on 4.cn”

  1. Tom says:
    01/10/2012 at 16:15

    this article is crap, cheap affiliate link crap, if you want people to read, put a sales price, you don’t have to name a name, so what you made $200

    Reply
    1. Robbie says:
      01/10/2012 at 16:22

      Tom,
      Thanks for your comment I appreciate your feedback, You might not like the article but nothing much I can do about that.
      I made more than $200… It was actually just under $1000 – So $900 profit in 12 months.

      Also there are no affiliate links in that whole article.

      Reply
  2. Acro says:
    01/10/2012 at 16:29

    Congratulations on the sale, although I would not get too excited with 6-digit .com’s. Anything above NNNN is a waste of money and a gamble. Invest your earnings in a quality .com

    Reply
    1. Robbie says:
      01/10/2012 at 17:19

      Thanks,
      I am not to excited by the sale, The post was just to let people know that 4.cn platform worked well for me, I do agree 6 digit .com domains are a gamble but this one did pay off. Generally I invest in .com and .co.uk domains but 85% owned by me is .com

      Reply
  3. Perry says:
    01/10/2012 at 16:37

    Congrats, Robbie! Was it a domain specifically targeted to a Chinese audience?

    Reply
    1. Robbie says:
      01/10/2012 at 16:59

      Thanks Perry,
      The domain wasn’t specifically for the Chinese market but this was where the traffic was being generated from, It wasn’t my largest domain sale ever but one I thought I would share as this was my first time using 4.cn to sell a domain.

      Reply
  4. Morgan says:
    01/10/2012 at 19:13

    Thanks for sharing Robbie and welcome to the Domaining blog community!

    Reply
    1. Robbie says:
      01/10/2012 at 19:15

      Thanks Morgan, I hope your move went well this weekend and congrats on taking the leap to full time domaining!

      Reply

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