10 domains end users bought this stretch

A sports betting business, a physical security products seller, and a trade organization bought domain names.

.AI domains continue to sell well, and Sedo had a couple of nice sales this stretch. Enable.ai ($40,000) sold to an end user, and the buyer for nano.ai ($25,000) is not yet known.

Another notable sale for which we don’t know the buyer yet was super.work. At $24,000, it’s the third-highest .work sale captured by NameBio.

Sedo’s February GreatDomains auction ends this Thursday.

Here’s a list of end user domain name sales that just completed at Sedo. You can view previous lists like this here.

Enable.ai $40,000 – The domain doesn’t resolve yet, but it’s registered under the name Enable AI using an email address that’s set up on the domain.

PreventWildfires.org $13,200 – Edison Electric Institute, an association representing U.S. investor-owned electric firms, bought this domain. Electricity firms have been blamed for fires when power lines are knocked over.

Believe.in €12,000 – The buyer has created a landing page with the slogan “Believe.in Something”.

Kitsa.com €6,500 – Kitsa helps facilitate clinical trials. It forwards this domain to Kitsa.ai.

Sitec.ch EUR 3,600 – Sitec sells physical security products, counting turnstiles, secure doors, and security counters. It uses the domain sitech.de.

Interwetten24 .com €3,500 – Interwetten Gaming Ltd. is an online sports betting firm.

LMTek.com $3,500 – LM TEK d.o.o. in Slovenia bought this domain.

Nerd.nl €3,000 – It appears that an individual, Max Nieuwenhuijs, purchased this domain.

MakeCloud.com $2,500 – MakeCloud, a DevOps and cloud consultancy, bought this domain. It uses the matching .io domain. This was a no-brainer buyout at this price.

FahrService.de €2,000 – This domain, which means car service in German, forwards to the car service Driversline.