question Is it good to buy expired .JP domain names?

[Sanjay Sagar]

I just found a domain with a DA 60 and PA 40 but it is a branded domain with very good quality backlinks. It got links from all the major websites like HuffingtonPost, Time, People, Techradar, NYtimes, etc. But when I search this domain on Google it shows only 6 Results. It is worth spending money on this domain name?

 

[jhm]

Depends entirely on what it is...hard to assess without a clue

 

[Sanjay Sagar]

Leave it. I can't book this domain.

It shows a message at checkout .co.jp names are restricted to companies registered with the Japanese government and each company may register only one of the following: .ad.jp, .ac.jp, .co.jp, .go.jp, .or.jp, .ne.jp, .gr.jp, .ed.jp, .lg.jp\nYour domain registration information must be submitted in English, Japanese and Hiragana.

This is the Domain I was trying to book -
burgerkingjapan.co.jp

 

[jhm]

Leave it. I can't book this domain.

It shows a message at checkout .co.jp names are restricted to companies registered with the Japanese government and each company may register only one of the following: .ad.jp, .ac.jp, .co.jp, .go.jp, .or.jp, .ne.jp, .gr.jp, .ed.jp, .lg.jp\nYour domain registration information must be submitted in English, Japanese and Hiragana.

This is the Domain I was trying to book -
burgerkingjapan.co.jp

You saved money regardless. Burger King is a trademark, zero value

 

[paul newman]

Run from trademark names....

 

[bhartzer]

This is the Domain I was trying to book -
burgerkingjapan.co.jp

Yeah, so many problems/issues with that domain in particular. You'd most likely lose that domain name if you were actually able to get the domain. That's if you're not sued by Burger King. Just not worth it.