14 end user domain name sales counting two big firms

NAPA and Renault among end user domain buyers.

Sales over $2,000 picked up at Sedo over the past week despite the holiday weekend, counting purchases by sizable firms such as NAPA and Renault.

A handful of firms bought shorter versions of their domain names or the .com to match a ccTLD. I especially like the purchase of EnergyValves.com by a firm that sells valves.

Here are some end user domain name purchases from the past week:

(You can view previous lists like this here. If you’d like to learn how to sell your domain names like these on Sedo, download this note.)

Vivado.com €10,000 – Spirituality firm Adviqo AG has a number of web properties. Vivado means “to live”.

NAPAConnect.com $10,000 – Genuine Parts Firm owns auto parts firm NAPA.

Carsol.com €5,000 – Car maker Renault.

PBTech.com $4,900 – PB Technologies, seller of consumer electronics, uses the domain name PBtech.co.nz.

LTI.co $3,999 Fresh Jersey firm LNT Infotech bought this short domain name.

REA.io $3,200 – Real estate firm REA Group LTD in Australia.

EnergyValves.com $3,000 – Energy Products Co. This is a great purchase for a firm that sells valves.

3DPrintingShop.com €2,995 – The owner of the Australian ccTLD 3dprintingshop.com.au went global.

JCA.co.uk £2,888 – JCA Engineering in the UK uses the longer domain JCAGroup.co.uk.

AushilfsJobs.info €2,500 – The same person who runs the jobs board at vollzeitjobs.de. Aushilf means “temporary help” in German.

MyCyberScore.com $2,300 – The domain is registered to someone with RE|Security. It would make sense as a security score.

AbogadoCorona.com $2,250 – Corona Law Firm P.A. in Miami. Abogado means lawyer in Spanish.

InfoApps.com €2,000 – Patent search firm infoapps GmbH uses the domain name InfoApps.de.

LoadLimit.com $2,000 – BETA Maschinenbau GmbH & Co. KG sells concrete lifting systems for moving sizable loads.