User Domain Name Sales — 24 End
End user sales counting a couple fresh TLDs.
Sedo handled 569 domain name transactions the prior week for a total of $1.2 million, a pretty solid week for the domain name marketplace.
A number of German firms bought domain names, sometimes finding shorter alternatives to their hyphenated domains. A popular golf equipment firm picked up a descriptive domain for used golf clubs, a bath products firm bought a creative domain, and the firm behind Twix candy bars bought a brand-related domain. A couple fresh top level domain names were picked up by end users as well.
Here’s a look at end user domain name sales at Sedo from the past week:
Previous weeks’ lists can be found here. If you’d like to learn how to sell your domain names through Sedo, Andrew Allemann has written this downloadable guide.
HappyBath.com €12,000 – Beauty products firm Amore Pacific.
Careforce.ch €5,000 – German medical firm Careforce bought this Swiss country code domain name. It uses the matching .de domain name Carforce.de.
Solarwinds.com.ar $825 – although the whois lists someone else, the nameservers point to Austin IT technology firm Solar Winds.
SecondHandGolfClubs.co.uk £2,000 – Golf equipment firm John Letters Golf.
Entrepreneur.business $2,500 – Entrepreneur Media bought a domain rather than taking its usual legal approach.
Optics.world $1,999 – The Optics Society, a professional organization for people in the optics and photonics business.
Sparklers.co.uk £895 – UK firm Sparklers And Fireworks Ltd.
Toys4u.com $3,800 – The whois record states the buyer is Toys4U, but the actual public name of this chain of toy stores in Fresh York is Toys4USA.
MarsVentures.com $3,244 – Mars, the firm that makes candies such as M&Ms and Skittles and pet foods counting Nutro.
Van-Conversions.com $1,100 – Camping and RV firm REIMO-Reisemobil-Center GmbH returned to Sedo to buy another domain name.
BDCosmetics.com and BHcomsmetics.com $799 each – typosquatting recovery firm CitizenHawk bought these domains on behalf of BHComestics.
ClueHost.com $1,395 – CitizenHawk bought this domain on behalf of Endurance International Group, which owns BlueHost.
SuperYachtSecurity.com €1,000 – i.b.s.® – Internationale Bodyguard- & Sicherheitsagentur e.K bought this domain. This is an security service I don’t right now need. Maybe someday…
ISQGroup.com $1,795 – Engineering consulting firm iSQ, which uses ISQ.pt for its web address.
GoSBR.com $2,744 – Triathlon training group SBR Coaches, which uses the domain name SBRCoaches.com.
Flora.biz €895 – German gardening firm Flora, which uses the domain name Flora-Online.de.
PrintSocial.net $1,995 – online printing firm Primo, Inc. It doesn’t own the matching .com.
TheVJ.com $3,000 – Rosenblue Associates, which offers video courses and TV production services. VJ stands for Video Jockey.
TennisLive.com €6,000 – Livenetwork, LTD. A quick look shows this firm owns at least one more tennis related site, which displays scores.
MVI.co $750 – as best I can tell, German firm MVI Group GmbH does tech consulting. Its main web address is solve-it-MVI.com.
EquiposMedicos.com $3,000 – Medical equipment firm MedicAll Universe. This means Medical Equipment in Spanish.
MedEnterprises.com $900 – MedRecruit, a placement agency for doctors in Australasia.
HealthInn.com €2,000 – Tradeinn, which operates 13 online sports equipment stores.
