End user domain sales counting a three letter .com
A fresh online events platform, a touch display manufacturer, and a surgical mask seller bought domain names.
Sedo’s top public sale for the past week was a three-letter domain bought by an end user through SedoMLS.
Here’s a look at some of the domains end users bought at Sedo this past week. You can review previous end user sales lists here.
TXO.com $27,500 – Even with the X, I think this was a great buy for TXO Systems LTD, a fresh and used telecom network asset management firm. It right now uses TXO-Systems.com for its website. This sale was through SedoMLS.
DP.co.uk £10,250 -Dedicated Programmes, a UK-based IT services provider.
EmailAcademy.com $10,000 – MillionVerifier, an email services firm that provides email verification and deliverability support.
MeinungsFreiheit.de €9,520 – Dr. Axel Pajunk bought this domain, which means “freedom of speech” in German, for a fresh website allowing people to express opinions. He appears to be a lawyer.
Zevio.com $7,990 – Zevio appears to be a fresh online events platform.
TTMJ.com $7,000 – This 4-letter .com was bought by Hangzhou Midaizi Network Co., Ltd. an Information Technology Services firm located in Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China.
CleverTechnologies.com $6,495 – CleverTouch produces interactive displays and software.
Bleux.com $4,900 – The domain is used for as Shopify store called BluexBox that sells surgical face masks.
LendExpress.com $4,158 – This morning the domain forwarded to a WP Engine domain for personal loans. Moments later I got a 404. I suspect this is in development.
AMI.eu €3,250 – Forwards to AMInterior.be, a Dutch office furniture firm that also specializes in office renovations.
DentalImplants.co $3,000 – This domain was bought by Freeline Creative Ltd., a digital creative agency in the UK who presumably purchased this domain for a client.
Terrains.com $2,060 – Terrains will be a digital platform for remote work for distributed teams. Nice price for the buyer.
Industec.com $2,200 – Khoza Technology in California. It will be interesting to see if it’s for a client or the firm’s own use.
