User Domain Name Sales — More End
Here are some end users that bought domain names over the past week.
Finding end user sales at Sedo was a bit tough this stretch, but not since of a lack of overall sales. Sedo handled another $2 million in domain transactions during the week.
The firm also handled some nice fresh TLD sales as well: Casino.live for $5,000, i.firm for $2,150 and Mind.plus for $2,000. I struck my first deal to sell a fresh TLD on Sedo regarding a week ago, but it appears the buyer has disappeared. Oh well, it wasn’t for much money, anyway.
OK, let’s get to the end user sales for 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.)
Vouch.org $2,100 – Vouch is a browser add-on that automatically finds the best coupon and applies it to your shopping cart. If it works, that’s pretty cool.
MotoMe.com $2,500 – Investment firm Macquarie. This might have to do with the British gas station firm Moto.
PureHaven.com $3,650 – Ava Anderson Non Toxic, a maker of products without harmful chemicals, is changing its name.
Conversable.com £10,000 – looking at their splash page, I’m not sure what the firm will do. Marketing? Online commerce?
Shanthi.com €4,500 – Software developer IonIdea, Inc. is doing something with this domain name. I’m just not sure what.
ParkourGames.com $2,000 – the buyer created a site of online parkour (i.e. running) games.
RetirementMortgages.co.uk £2,000 – The buyer, an individual in the UK, specializes in mortgages for retired people.
MedicalSpa.de €2,500 – Dr. Juliane Bodo operates a medical spa in Berlin.
Bankster.com $20,000 – Googling the buyer’s name doesn’t pull up much. A reverse whois on DomainIQ shows that he owns a number of other banking domains, counting banksterfinance.com and banksterbank.com.
BuzFeed.com €3,998 – I’m counting this one since it does not appear that the popular site BuzzFeed purchased the domain. It’s pointing to a different news site.
eHealthResearch.com $3,000 – Norwegian Centre for Integrated Care and Telemedicine (NST) split into two parts in January, one regional and one national part. The national section has been named Norwegian Centre for eHealth Research.
