Sale tops end user domain name sales — $50,000 .io

.Io domains top Sedo’s sales this stretch.

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Sedo’s top two public sales this stretch were .io domain names. A sports marketing firm paid $50,000 for fan.io, and an unknown buyer plunked down €33,684 for med.io.

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

Fan.io $50,000 – Wincast states its “SaaS & AdTech software enables the world’s largest sports organizations, sponsors, and their partners to deploy interactive media experiences for fans, in real-time.” It forwards fan.io to wincast.io.

Capsum.com $5,000 – Capsum is a beauty products firm. It forwards this domain to the matching .net.

Landable.com $5,000 – The buyer is creating a real estate website.

TheTransportationLawyers.com $4,999 – Scopelitis, Garvin, Light, Hanson & Feary, a law firm serving transportation firms, bought this domain name.

PublicHealthCommunication.com $4,888 – Public health policy group de Beaumont Foundation purchased this domain.

Chutes.org $3,499 – Chutes International sells chutes for construction sites. You might have noticed chutes on the site of buildings under construction; workers throw trash down them into waiting dumpsters or trucks. The firm owns chutes.com.

Beus.de €3,000 – Johannes Beus, CEO and founder of software firm Sistrix, bought this domain.

CheckIP.com €2,600 – The buyer forwards this domain to Whoer IP Lookup.

Mavy.de €2,500 – Mavy helps cities optimize parking space utilization.

PatokBet .com €2,000 – This is an online betting site.

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