.com How on earth did this domain sell so high?

[Justin Matmor]

jpskb.com auction DropCatch
$4,050 1/19/2017

 

[moe]

I do not get it either, it must be a japanese thing you know like a joke or product. Or maybe someone got screwed up by joining this business

 

[Haris]

http://web.archive.org/web/*/jpskb.com

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bjjpsk.jpskb&hl=en

"The classic train schedule software, the computer version of tens of millions of users. Android* version, includes the national train times, exact fare is completely offline version 12306! Anywhere fast query only 0.9M regularly [online], very unstable farewell upgrade trouble networking queries! Who gave me a reason not install? "

 

[Haris]

I do not get it either, it must be a japanese thing you know like a joke or product. Or maybe someone got screwed up by joining this business

Chinese* thing

 

[deez007]

Lol..not all domain sales need to make sense folks, especially the random letters or numbers. Whilst most of these sales can be attributed to the Chinese market sometimes it's as simple as the domain name or combination of letters might mean something to the buyer personally, maybe even have sentimental value or whatever. Yes most people wont spent $4k on a domain merely just for sentimental value but it's all relative... most people won't spend $50 000 on a wrist watch yet many people do. It's relative to their earnings, someone earning $10 million per year wouldnt be too phased dropping $4k on a domain name that has sentimental value... someone earning $100k per year might have an issue with it.

 

[Bullock]

jpskb.com auction DropCatch
$4,050 1/19/2017

Maybe..

City SHIBUKAWA, country JAPAN ---> SBK + JP ---> Un/locode: JPSKB


From: https://www.marinetraffic.com/es/ais/details/ports/18692

 

[hookbox]

Lol..not all domain sales need to make sense folks, especially the random letters or numbers. Whilst most of these sales can be attributed to the Chinese market sometimes it's as simple as the domain name or combination of letters might mean something to the buyer personally, maybe even have sentimental value or whatever. Yes most people wont spent $4k on a domain merely just for sentimental value but it's all relative... most people won't spend $50 000 on a wrist watch yet many people do. It's relative to their earnings, someone earning $10 million per year wouldnt be too phased dropping $4k on a domain name that has sentimental value... someone earning $100k per year might have an issue with it.

It always goes deeper then sentimental attachment if there is more than one bidder.

 

[deez007]

It always goes deeper then sentimental attachment if there is more than one bidder.

This is true.... if there are multiple bidders than there is definitely something deeper

 

[Elon Swift]

Really that high ? maybe the buyer got too much attached to it :p. It must mean something in japanese or maybe luck ?

 

[WhoaDomain.com]

 

[moe]

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You know if you stick any five letters in the left box you always will get something out in right box regardless of its sense

 

[WhoaDomain.com]

You know if you stick any five letters in the left box you always will get something out in right box regardless of its sense

well of course. but not all will make sense. or be relevant or valuable.