§.com on Sedo auction

[wangjinhk]

§.com is on auction
Current Bid: 300 USD
Reserve met!
Estimated end time: 2 days 7 hours 43 min.
(Feb/06/09 05:03 PM EST)
Auction Link :http://sedo.com/auction/detail/%A7.com/49096_us__

 

[Coopey]

Are you selling this or asking for discussion on this?

§ is an easy-to-type key on Macs- hard-to-find on PCs if I remember correctly? It may make a good name for a Mac-type site. It's hard to see where this one will go value-wise, at $300 I'd say it was overpriced but would also not be surprised if it went for a silly amount either. It will be mildly interesting to see.

 

[wangjinhk]

Are you selling this or asking for discussion on this?

§ is an easy-to-type key on Macs- hard-to-find on PCs if I remember correctly? It may make a good name for a Mac-type site. It's hard to see where this one will go value-wise, at $300 I'd say it was overpriced but would also not be surprised if it went for a silly amount either. It will be mildly interesting to see.

In Germany,France people can easy to find it on their PC keywords,this domain has high traffics,it has thousands of visiters per month,seems it has high google trends http://www.google.com/trends?q=§ ,
It even has more trends than $,£,€
http://www.google.com/trends?q=§,$,£,€&ctab=0&geo=all&date=all&sort=0
yes,it is my domain,thank you very much for your opinion.

 

[davnin]

In Germany,France people can easy to find it on their PC keywords,this domain has high traffics,it has thousands of visiters per month,seems it has high google trends http://www.google.com/trends?q=§ ,
It even has more trends than $,£,€
http://www.google.com/trends?q=§,$,£,€&ctab=0&geo=all&date=all&sort=0
yes,it is my domain,thank you very much for your opinion.

google trends?
have you try to search § using google.com?

 

[WhoNet]

google trends?
have you try to search § using google.com?

I've make some search and found -

Google search result are:

Your search - "§" - did not match any documents.

Your search - "$" - did not match any documents.

Your search - "£" - did not match any documents.

Your search - "€" - did not match any documents.

As it also shown:

Your search - "." - did not match any documents.

Your search - "," - did not match any documents.

Your search - "@" - did not match any documents.

Your search - "?" - did not match any documents.

Your search - "+" - did not match any documents.

You know that people use @, ?, +... these punctuation marks how oftentimes daily, but it still shown the search 'did not match any documents' -
So, it is mean that google search engine do not put 'symbols' (& punctuation marks) into their system (data)