株マップ.com (Stock Map) Sold to Japanese End-user

[sarcle]

I recently sold 株マップ.com. I sold it to a private corporation in Japan. I used Moniker escrow for the transaction. From start (negotiations) to finish (payment) took about a month.

The company is already promoting and using the domain name.

http://株マップ.com

:clap:

Been trying to get a hold of Ron Jackson for DNJ but I haven't received a response yet.

Anyways the final sale price was 8k.

[phio]

Congrat!!! Fantastic News!

[mgrohan]

Very nice . Congrats.

[mj]

Excellent.

Welcome, Sarcle.

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[sarcle]

Names not to impressive but I'll take it. Thanks guys.

[touchring]

Originally Posted by sarcle

Been trying to get a hold of Ron Jackson for DNJ but I haven't received a response yet.

You should post on DNF and DS, those guys still think we are jerks. I really pity newbies that got sucked into mobis with all the hype last year.

[sarcle]

Originally Posted by touchring

You should post on DNF and DS, those guys still think we are jerks. I really pity newbies that got sucked into mobis with all the hype last year.

Hopefully this gets to DNjournal. It will make the list it's in the right price range. Problem is getting them to respond.

[WOT]

Originally Posted by sarcle

Hopefully this gets to DNjournal. It will make the list it's in the right price range. Problem is getting them to respond.

I think Ron is at TRAFFIC, should get it in for next weeks DNJ

Well done Sarcie.

[mj]

We had a Russian auction here last week that went over 21k USD. But the sales and auctions sections are not open to google, and I'm not sure if anybody wanted to report it to dnjournal.

Nice to see some public sales, anyway. Keeping everything behind closed doors doesn't help the market IMO.

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[sarcle]

Originally Posted by mj

We had a Russian auction here last week that went over 21k USD. But the sales and auctions sections are not open to google, and I'm not sure if anybody wanted to report it to dnjournal.

Nice to see some public sales, anyway. Keeping everything behind closed doors doesn't help the market IMO.

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You are right. It's a two way avenue we have going on here. Investors, i.e. (Horders) buying BIG names don't want prices disclosed raising the prices. End-Users see only a handful of sales most of which aren't that big yet. So they try to negotiate off of those public prices.