End user domain name sales — Lucky 13

Bosch, a hotel chain and Scholastic bought domain names on Sedo.

This stretch I discovered 13 end user domain name sales on Sedo’s sales list. There are more, of course, but I’m limited in my research by masked Whois records (#thanksGDPR) and domain names that are still in escrow.

Bosch picked up two domain names for its emergency elevator service business, a cryptocurrency/blockchain firm bought a domain (what’s fresh?) and everyone’s favorite childhood book firm bought a brand domain.

Let’s get to this stretch’s list and if you’re hungry for more, check out previous end user sales notes.

Caliva.com $15,000 – Marijuana firm Caliva bought this domain and it now forwards to its GoCaliva.com domain.

eCarShop.com $11,000 – Buyer eBizAutos helps auto dealers create websites and advertise online.

BAKT.com $10,000 – A MarkMonitor client bought this domain name but it’s not clear which one. [Update: see comments]

CancunPalace.com $9,997 – Hotelera Palace Resorts, SAPI de CV has resorts around Mexico counting five in Cancun.

Kovera.com €5,000 – A firm called Tracking First bought the domain name. I can’t find anything on its site connected to this name.

REDPlatform.com $5,000 – Restart Energy Democracy states it has an Ethereum token to virtually store electrical energy.

CDIMedical.com $5,000 – CharDonnay Dialysis in Illinois.

Eblings.com $4,000 – Eblings is a lawn mower sales and service firm in Pennsylvania.

SpeedyDeals.com $3,000 – Speedy Deals sells everything from appliances to rotary saws.

Aufzugnotruf.de and Aufzugsnotruf.de €2,500 each – Bosch bought these domain names for its elevator emergency services group.

ScholasticBooksOrder.com $2,227 – Scholastic Inc., the firm that sends those little book order pamphlets home from school with your kids.

TAC.at €2,199 – The Assistant Firm sells software for spas, athletic clubs, etc.