End user sales note and a warning to TED
End user domain purchases from the past week.
Ahead of we jump in with this stretch’s end user sales note, I have a warning for the famous TED conferences: be careful with your fresh domain.
TED bought xNetwork.org for $1,788. I’m not sure what it plans to use it for, but it ought to think twice ahead of using this domain. The problem is that xNetwork.com is owned by an adult entertainment firm offering “free legal images” for webmasters. [Update 7/4/21: the domain is no longer owned by the adult firm.] Although the site’s homepage is safe for work, many people trying to reach xNetwork.org will undoubtedly end up going to xNetwork.com.
Now, to the sales!
Afternic
Universal Music Group bought SavvyMusic.com for $2,200.
Shoe store Road Runner Sports bought TopRunningShoes.com for $1,188.
Work uniform firm UniFirst Corporation paid $4,988 for CompanyUniforms.com and $1,888 for UniformPrograms.com.
Picture frame firm Evald Moulding Co. bought…wait for it…PictureFrameCompany.com for $1,888.
Executive Electronics of Southwest Florida, Inc. purchased ExecutiveGroup.net for $2,188.
Cashback shopping site eBates.com bought OneReward.com for $6,500 and ManyRewards.com for $1,750.
Florida’s The Alternative Daily dropped “the” off its domain name for $1,000 with AlternativeDaily.com.
Detroit based Black Diamond Fireworks bought ProFireworks.com for $1,500.
The Partnership UK Ltd, and advertising and marketing firm, bought ThePartnershipGroup.com for $1,188.
The owner of Observant.com.au bought Observant.net for $2,900.
Bike and Roll Chicago, which offers bike and Segway tours of Chicago, paid $1,277 for BikeShare.org. It also owns BikeChicago.com.
The famous TED Conferences bought xNetwork.org for $1,788 (see intro).
Virtual office firm Virtual Headquarters Pty Ltd paid $2,500 for VirtualOfficeHQ.com. It also owns VirtualHeadquarters.com.au
Magic Jack, the popular VOIP service that doesn’t require a computer, bought USPhoneNumbers.com for $1,850.
Sedo
London courier service Churchill Express bought the highly descriptive domain name LondonCourier.co.uk for 1,098 GBP.
The firm behind TheSouthAfrican.com bought SAtimes.co.uk, which forwards to its news site, for $750.
India Times paid $1,495 for GiftMeUp.com
