34.com Sedo auction ended @ $45,000

[Sameh]

34.com Sedo auction ended @ $45,000 today.


http://www.sedo.com/auction/auction_history.php?language=us&auction_id=49602

 

[yilduz]

I wish I owned that one. >_<

 

[owntype]

It's a great price, I do hope the winning bidder is a fellow Chinese domainer

 

[astoica]

what are you talking about??

 

[yilduz]

What are you talking about?

 

[royleee]

low price~

 

[yilduz]

I'll never understand why a domain that means absolutely nothing can be valued at so much.

Why is 34.com so valuable?

 

[Sameh]

92.com ending in 10 hours

http://www.sedo.com/auction/detail/92.com/49656_e__


Current Bid: 36,000 EUR ($45,482)

 

[Sameh]

92.com ending in 10 hours

http://www.sedo.com/auction/detail/92.com/49656_e__


Current Bid: 36,000 EUR ($45,482)

92.com ended @ 54,000 EUR ($68,018)

 

[amr_100]

34.com on sedo auction again 52,000 $
Auction Detail - Sedo.com

 

[DnEbook]

I'll never understand why a domain that means absolutely nothing can be valued at so much.

Why is 34.com so valuable?

There will only ever be 00-99 nn.coms they are rare !

 

[brianlai]

There will only ever be 00-99 nn.coms they are rare !

and you cannot register it anymore once it dropped :]

 

[Bushidoho]

Thats one awesome sale. Wonder what they're gonna use it for..

 

[TexasDomainer]

the same domain again on auction at sedo
current bid $52000

Auction Detail - Sedo.com


=)

 

[Jaco]

These are the apex of 'collectible' domains. Save for the rare occasion where the number bears some immediately apparent nexus to a business, owning one of these is a vanity purchase, pure and simple. The inspiration for buying them comes from the same flawed place in the human psyche that motivates the uber-wealthy to spend grotesque sums on art.

With domainia in a downswing and bargains everywhere, I wouldn't even consider burning up my dry powder on a name like this, when I could get massive keyword relevance for the same price. I mean, didn't Elliot Silver buy Burbank.com for about this price?