Under Armour, Mary Kay, SAP and more: Big names buy domains
Sizable firms snap up domain names at Sedo.
This stretch’s Sedo end user sales list is packed with big name end user buyers. Fortune 500 firms bought domains for under $2,000. The list follows.
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Enterprise.bm $1,200 – Enterprise Rent-a-Car. .BM is the country code for Bermuda.
Pendler.de 999 EUR – Software giant SAP. I believe they have a product by this name, but I can’t translate well from German. Pendler means “commuter” in German.
DirectSales.club $1,500 – Cosmetics direct-selling firm Mary Kay.
NTGroup.com 4,500 EUR – National Treasury Leisure B.V. in Amsterdam.
Liberty.ch 21,000 EUR – The whois shows Swissclear AG. Google it and you’ll land on liberty-vorsorge.ch, a financial services firm.
Appropos.com 3,900 EUR – Software firm Appropos, LLC shortened its domain name from ApproposDigital.com.
BringTheNoise.com $3,000 – Concert ticket firm Live Nation.
Navigator1.com 1,450 EUR – $15 billion firm (market cap) FiServ.
SanDiegoRV.com $1,800 – San Diego RV Center, which uses the domain name SDRVcenter.com.
ChemHeritage.com $795 – Chemical Heritage Foundation, owner of the matching .org domain name.
DrsRobotics.com $1,000 – KMT Robotic Solutions in Auburn Hills, Michigan.
HotelPricecompare.com $750 – the owner of hotel booking site BedBooker.com.
Tyre.info $1,000 – the owner of tire review site TyreReviews.co.uk.
Ramses.org $2,299 – Ramses, which I believe is a restaurant in Madrid. It web address is RamsesLife.com.
ArizonaChoice.com $1,595 – Insurance firm Word and Brown. They own a number of insurance brands ending in -choice.
Golfballs.co $1,000 – Par Golf Supply, Inc. in Illinois.
GeoSafe.com $3,500 – GeoSafe LLC, provider of GPS solutions to emergency response services, shortened its web address from GeoSafeCorp.com.
WhiskyShow.com 3,000 EUR – Specialty Drinks Ltd, a liqour firm.
IWWIW.com 1,999 EUR – Apparel firm Under Armour. What do you think it stands for?
