Bought domain for $1,500 — Forward U.S.

Fresh immigration reform group bought .us domain for $1,500 at Sedo.

Forward U.S., the fresh immigration reform group led by firms counting Facebook, Google, and PayPal, paid $1,500 for its domain name. The fresh immigration reform group that Ron Jackson wrote regarding the prior week paid $1,500 for FWD.us.

That’s just one of the end user sales that Sedo made the prior week. It had a big week, closing nearly $2 million in sales. Here are some of its other end user sales.

SumUp, a Square competitor that allows you to accept credit cards with your mobile phone, bought Sumup.com.cn for $750.

Data networking accessories (e.g. cables and connectors) firm KSM Limited bought KSM.co.uk for 2,800 GBP, which it now forwards to madaboutcable.com.

Game hosting firm Cubed Host bought CubedHost.com for $2,595 and forwards it to CubedHost.org.

Bridge Entertainment, Inc bought CelebrityScores.com for $940. The firm runs E-Poll Research, which offers E-Score Celebrity to provide ratings on celebrities.

Campus Special, which offers online food ordering at universities, bought Campus101.com for $2,500.

HR firm Adecco paid $3,500 for the domain hack Adec.co, which I imagine they’ll use as a URL shortener.

World Travel Holdings, which specializes in cruises, bought CheapRiverCruises.com for $20,000. I saw an ad in The Economist yesterday for a Mississippi river cruise. Perhaps Carnival Cruises ought to offer river cruises. When their boats malfunction they’ll be really close to shore.

Hempconsult UG bought HempTrade.com for $1,900. Business needs no explanation.

Boston property management firm Butler Property Management paid $700 for BostonMAApartments.com.

Document sharing firm iDeals Solutions Group S.A. paid 1,400 EUR for ideals.net. It uses the domain IdealsCorp.com.