auctions Domain Auction in Beijing: 32.cn sold for $274,380; MeiKang.com for $53,262...

Domain Shane · Apr 25, 2015

You see that 0317.top just sold for over $300 and you still wouldn't take it for free? Send me $300 then. I'll PM you my paypal address since you're so rich

Josh R · Apr 25, 2015

Domain Shane said:
You see that 0317.top just sold for over $300 and you still wouldn't take it for free? Send me $300 then. I'll PM you my paypal address since you're so rich

I saw that yes... Hence the comment... I'm pretty sure that you know full well as to why it sold for $300.

Put it for sale on any other market place, it wouldn't get $20

DNabc · Apr 25, 2015

For years I invested in names that had " little value " because numbers " weren't good "...
Correct, they aren't good... they are excellent :D

Name Trader · Apr 25, 2015

What is the next favorite number to be paired with 8?

mad409 · Apr 25, 2015

stub said:
What is the next favorite number to be paired with 8?

I went with 8-0 with one of mine which I'm pretty sure means eighty. Also went with 5-3 which means:
scholar, poet and lexicographer, author of dialect dictionary 方言

7-1 was another but doesn't seem to have any meaning other than it totals 8.

Just Google China lucky numbers, then check them here: https://chinese.yabla.com/

If interested 101domain has these for under $2.00 yr..

wot · Apr 25, 2015

Another of my holds that should pay off eventually:

中国888.com

wot · Apr 26, 2015

stub said:
What is the next favorite number to be paired with 8?

2 is quite good. (Easy) combined with 8 ( wealth) could be easy money. 28, I could be wrong,often am! :D

Johnsn · Apr 26, 2015

mad409 said:
I think so... I reged a few tonight using a dash but number related. If ya don't use a dash you'd need to rob a bank to pay the reg fee.

Another way to track down bank robbery suspects, investigating buyers of high price domains. You are using dashes, then you are safe. But, hey Eric, where were you last Wednesday?

mad409 · Apr 26, 2015

Johnsn said:
Another way to track down bank robbery suspects, investigating buyers of high price domains. You are using dashes, then you are safe. But, hey Eric, where were you last Wednesday?

Who is Eric?

kawalsukhi · Apr 26, 2015

Chinese investors are a huge fan of numbers!! Both are Great sales!

Johnsn · Apr 26, 2015

mad409 said:
Who is Eric?

Post a new thread and ask this question, see what they say.:D

mad409 · Apr 26, 2015

Johnsn said:
Post a new thread and ask this question, see what they say.:D

O.o

Eric Lyon · Apr 26, 2015

mad409 said:
Who is Eric?

Good question

vicho · Apr 28, 2015

Eric_Lyon said:
Good question

LOL

cron · Apr 29, 2015

vicho said:
LOL

@vicho, Very inspiring post, i've just pm'ed you with a name please can you tell me via pm if it has any value in the Chinese market.
Thanks a lot in advance.
Regards.

vicho · Apr 30, 2015

cron said:
@vicho, Very inspiring post, i've just pm'ed you with a name please can you tell me via pm if it has any value in the Chinese market.
Thanks a lot in advance.
Regards.

Thank you for your trust. But what I have to mention is that only .com, .cn, .top are popular in China, since these domains have put on record with Chinese national government department MIIT（Ministry of Industry and Information Technology). Any website using China host servers need to put on record.

Domaingel · Apr 30, 2015

Could you provide some more details about the actual event. What was the exact name of that event? or What company/organization did the event? Since that was the second Beijing domain auction, many of us would like to participate in the Third auction.

FPForum · May 1, 2015

Maybe you can pickup Beijing.com before the next auction. You might get a good deal on it from GoDaddy right now

vicho · May 4, 2015

Domaingel said:
Could you provide some more details about the actual event. What was the exact name of that event? or What company/organization did the event? Since that was the second Beijing domain auction, many of us would like to participate in the Third auction.

Hi, thanks for your good questions.
1. There are many gathering activities of such kind in different cities in China, the most famous are Beijing, Hangzhou & Shanghai, Xiamen, etc. They are often held and organized by influential domainers with participants from all over the country and sponsors like .TOP registry. So far, only Beijing holds auctions quarterly.
2. It is expected that the 3rd Beijing Domain Auction will be held in July, 2015 and will be in a more larger scale. I will post a thread on Namepros regarding the detailed information of the 3rd auction if necessary.

Btw, do you want to participate in it for buying or for selling ?

vicho · May 7, 2015

vesele said:
Searching for a potential buyer of fan-chuan.com

I would buy FanChuan.com, with the hyphen removed

m-i-k-e · May 12, 2015

http://domainnamewire.com/2015/05/12/scenes-from-a-domain-name-auction-in-china/

DNW said:
(A NamePros post about the event apparently erroneously includes some domain names that weren’t offered at the auction, including 9.top, 0317.top and 52.com. 52.com has been reported to have sold for seven figures prior to this auction, but the domain name hasn’t been transferred yet.)

vicho · May 13, 2015

Thank you @m-i-k-e for paying attention to this.

I just realized I mistook the "recent sales data" of 52.com as "auction data" without thorough investigation.This domain was sold at ename.cn before the Beijing auction, but the price 11,000,000CNY is correct, totally no exaggeration.

m-i-k-e · May 13, 2015

vicho said:
Thank you @m-i-k-e for paying attention to this.

I just realized I mistook the "recent sales data" of 52.com as "auction data" without thorough investigation.This domain was sold at ename.cn before the Beijing auction, but the price 11,000,000CNY is correct, totally no exaggeration.

Ok, what's the story behind 9.top and 0317.top?

vicho · May 14, 2015

m-i-k-e said:
Ok, what's the story behind 9.top and 0317.top?

The CNY price of all deals here are original.
If you like, you can whois and check with the owners, thanks!

paradise · May 19, 2015

Interesting post - it certainly explains why I've been receiving so many emails from China about 52.net!

AuctionDomains	PriceinCNY	PriceinUSD
~~52.com~~	~~11,000,000~~	~~$1,775,400~~
32.cn	1,700,000	$274,380
~~9.top~~	~~500,000~~	~~$80,700~~
MeiKang.com	330,000	$53,262
FanChuan.com	200,000	$32,280
FuShun.com	200,000	$32,280
HuiFang.com	160,000	$25,824
MoDao.com	110,000	$17,754
JuDan.com	105,000	$16,947
PaiWu.com	100,000	$16,140
ZhaCai.com	100,000	$16,140
Shunzi.com	82,000	$13,235
HuaZhao.com	80,000	$12,912
China.top	80,000	$12,912
JiuZhan.com	76,000	$12,266
YeCao.com	67,000	$10,814
Yecha.com	67,000	$10,814
BaoDou.com	65,000	$10,491
TouKui.com	60,000	$9,684
Jet.top	60,000	$9,684
ZiDai.com	55,000	$8,877
ErMai.com	50,000	$8,070
ShanPan.com	50,000	$8,070
YongNeng.com	50,000	$8,070
FaXie.com	41,000	$6,617
GuiLan.com	41,000	$6,617
BaMao.com	38,000	$6,133
XiaoJuan.com	36,000	$5,810
ZhuCan.com	36,000	$5,810
ShuiCai.com	35,000	$5,649
LingZhou.com	30,000	$4,842
XiuLou.com	28,000	$4,519
ShaYing.com	27,000	$4,358
JiancChou.com	25,000	$4,035
WanMiao.com	21,000	$3,389
~~0317.top~~	~~2,000~~	~~$323~~

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