User domain name sales up to $205,000 — Latest end

An American football team, a payments service and a jobs site bought domain names.

Here’s a list of end user domain name sales that just completed at Sedo. You can view previous lists like this here.
CyberSecurityJobs.com $205,000 – This domain is an upgrade for Netzen Solutions Ltd, an IT services firm that operates CyberSecurityJobs.net. The .net now forwards to the .com.
CERP.com $14,000 – CERP is an Enterprise Resource Planning system for modest and medium businesses.
HexagonTrading.com $10,000 – Hexagon Group AG is a merchandising, marketing, and logistics firm founded in 2018.
PhotoMasters.com €6,500 – A photography education firm changed its name from Shuttermonkeys to Photo Masters.
Wunschkennzeichen.online €6,000- Kennzeichen Services GmbH in Germany bought this domain. This domain translates to “license plate” in German.
Crecia.com €5,000 – Nippon Paper Crecia Co., Ltd sells household paper products like tissues and toilet paper. It uses the domain crecia.co.jp.
Prime-Capital.com $4,995 – Prime Capital Management in Hong Kong purchased this domain.
PhiladelphiaStars.com $4,900 – USFL Enterprises, LLC, which is starting a fresh football league this year, purchased this domain for its Philadelphia team.
BudPay.com $4,000 – BudPay is a payments firm that helps startups and modest businesses accept payments from nearly 200 countries.
FineCare.eu €3,750 – FineCare is a lab testing system.
Meeting.digital $2,800- Images Pro is a French firm that helps stream live events.
Version-originale.fr €2,450- This domain forwards to v-originale.com, the site for a coaching service.
iKnowThat.com $2,400 – iKnowThat! will be an online education platform.
PiSquare.com €2,100 – Pi Square is an anonymous artist. I can’t tell if their paintings are IRL or NFTs since the site links to Rarible.
Chai.xyz $2,000 – Chai states it’s a decentralized money market on the Boba network.



