According to a post on Namepros by member Vicho, The Second Beijing Domain Auction was successfully held in Beijing, China on April 24, 2015. The auction resulted in seven figures worth of domain sales. He included some pics in his post which you can check them out on Namepros
52.com was the star of the show selling for $1,775,400. 32.cn was not too shabby at $274,380. 52.com has been registered since 1998, the current owner Guangdong cotson software co. looks to have gotten the name around May of 2013, beijing 58 information corp was the previous owner.
Apparently there were some decent .TOP sales with 9.Top going for $80,700.
Auction Data Transcription
Domain Name | Successful Bid Price in USD
52.com $1,775,400
32.cn $274,380
9.top $80,700
MeiKang.com $53,262
FanChuan.com $32,280
FuShun.com $32,280
HuiFang.com $25,824
MoDao.com $17,754
JuDan.com $16,947
PaiWu.com $16,140
ZhaCai.com $16,140
Shunzi.com $13,235
HuaZhao.com $12,912
China.top $12,912
JiuZhan.com $12,266
YeCao.com $10,814
Yecha.com $10,814
BaoDou.com $10,491
The full list of sales is included at Namepros
.com is becoming first choice over ccTLD.
when is the next Beijing auction ?
Shindiggity!
Hello Ray,
We think Short URLs are Highly Overrated, especially in matters of Love.
Gratefully, Jeff Schneider (Contact Group) (Metal Tiger)
Now we know exactly where to sell our numeric .io names in the future. Thanks for this post.
Bought my first .tv domain today. I am starting to think that perhaps I need to broaden my horizons beyond just the .com Business Platform(s). JAS 4/25/2015
Gratefully, Jeff Schneider (Contact Group) (Metal Tiger)
Hello SPOOF Commentor, ??
This is an illegal Digital Code Bastardization R.E. = ” Bought my first .tv domain today. I am starting to think that perhaps I need to broaden my horizons beyond just the .com Business Platform(s). JAS 4/25/2015
PLEASE REMOVE THIS LIE
WE DO NOT BUY GARBAGE
Gratefully, Jeff Schneider (Contact Group) (Metal Tiger)
OMG Jeff,……..I thought u always said it was a .com world?
Gunna apologize to Frank now? 😉
These sales encourage me to register domain names in chinese..