.com 63 character domain name sold for $800..

[Arpit131]

The domain name containing 63 9's .COM sold for $800 on GoDaddy.

Here's a screenshot:

I am still wondering who are such buyers and why do they buy such names?

 

[nomen]

People do collect the weirdest things... That or ignorance/stupidity.

 

[baseballworld]

People will buy anything. Every domains a 1 of 1.

 

[kn65]

Don't believe everything you see. There are many sales that are only trading hands between account held by the same people, or trading between friends / family.

 

[Branded Domains]

interesting...may be this domain is like a gold for the buyer.

 

[ZapNano]

Where is @KINGOF.TOP

 

[briguy]

Wondering if the same person/company aldo own the other numbers..(63) 8's, 7's, 6's, 5's, 4's, 3's, 2's, 1's and zeros..

 

[Wesley S]

that's exactly what I was going to say, zapnano. lol

 

[mad409]

@KINGOF.TOP is pumping the marketplace. Just kidding..

No actually I sometimes invest in odd things too. Purchased the luckiest winning powerball numbers in history, in .com.. Registered it the way the balls came out and also the way it appeared on the lottery site.

You remember, 13 January 2016, $1.6 billion Powerball lottery. This was history in the making IMO..

http://4819273410.com/

I guess there could be a reason behind this purchase, don't see it but who knows.

 

[ZapNano]

@KINGOF.TOP is pumping the marketplace. Just kidding..

No actually I sometimes invest in odd things too. Purchased the luckiest winning powerball numbers in history, in .com.. Registered it the way the balls came out and also the way it appeared on the lottery site.

You remember, 13 January 2016, $1.6 billion Powerball lottery. This was history in the making IMO..

http://4819273410.com/

I guess there could be a reason behind this purchase, don't see it but who knows.

@mad409, did you really purchased that huge winning lottery numbers?

 

[Wesley S]

you should see if the winner of the powerball would buy his winning numbers from you as a souvenir.

 

[ZapNano]

I think that would be a good idea. Or maybe they will buy it for just remembrance.

 

[Wesley S]

I wouldn't hike the price, but a good xxxx price would work

 

[mad409]

you should see if the winner of the powerball would buy his winning numbers from you as a souvenir.

There was 3 winners that split the 1.6 billion, so my odds are better than one winner. LOL

@mad409, did you really purchased that huge winning lottery numbers?

Yep

 

[Wesley S]

heck yea, one of them is bound to want it.

 

[mad409]

@Arpit131 I've given one example as to why people invest in odd domains, another one is flowing left and right extensions. I searched this out one time, wish I still had the data but there's very few flowing left vs right extensions available, again don't recall the number but it's not that many.

I only have one and I'm not trying to pump it but it's hij.ky, for example.

 

[LaunchUp.com]

Someone just purchase Stephen curry's mouth guard for thousands... so no surprise here. Maybe they like the number "9".

 

[DOMAIN ILLUMINATI]

The domain name containing 63 9's .COM sold for $800 on GoDaddy.

Here's a screenshot:

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I am still wondering who are such buyers and why do they buy such names?

One point of this domain / deal must be / is obviously the fact that

999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999 (63 digits)

is the highest possible number which can be written in a domain name.

This means, that it is not possible to write the number
1000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 (64 digits)
in a domain name.

I own this one:
999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999.top (63 digits)
Like mentioned above, this is the highest possible number which can be written in a domain name plus it is completed with the TLD .top in this case - so it's the highest possible digit domain.

And also this one:
999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999.win (63 digits)

Seems that there is something big going on behind the daily business.

 

[deez007]

One point of this domain / deal must be / is obviously the fact that

999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999 (63 digits)

is the highest possible number which can be written in a domain name.

This means, that it is not possible to write the number
1000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 (64 digits)
in a domain name.

I own this one:
999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999.top (63 digits)
Like mentioned above, this is the highest possible number which can be written in a domain name plus it is completed with the TLD .top in this case - so it's the highest possible digit domain.

And also this one:
999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999.win (63 digits)

Seems that there is something big going on behind the daily business.

Actually you are wrong

I can get 64 digits on both .win and .top

Wanna see how?

Here we go: 64digits.top and 64digits.win

lol....just messing with ya mate.

 

[DOMAIN ILLUMINATI]

Actually you are wrong

I can get 64 digits on both .win and .top

Wanna see how?

Here we go: 64digits.top and 64digits.win

lol....just messing with ya mate.

Nooo you can't get 64 digits - you just can get 64digits
Yesss sometimes nothing (in this case the space) is all