What domains Major League Baseball and NBC bought the prior week

MLB, NBC, and 14 other end users recently purchased.

I just got back from vacation in San Francisco. Since I only have one whitelisted IP address to hit Go Daddy’s servers for whois request (and that would be at my office), I’m a bit late on the prior week’s end user list.

Notable on this stretch’s list: MLB picked up a domain for $1,500 and NBC Universal got one for only $1,000.

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First Rate, which provides investment results reporting solutions, bought InvestmentPerformance.com for $2,700.

Metro Traffic School of Miami, Florida picked up MetroDrivingSchool.com for $3,000.

Bug Juice Brands Inc., owner of DrinkBugJuice.com, bought BugJuice.com for $8,088.

Sunless, Inc., seller of tanning salon equipment, bought Sunless.com for $24,500. It by now owns SunlessInc.com.

OpenVPN Technologies, Inc. bought PrivateGateway.com for $1,788.

PetPeople, Inc. bought the .net version of its .com, PetPeople.net, for $1,588.

The owner of LiquidSilicon.net bought LiquidSilicon.com for $2,500. A no-brainer at that price.

Roto Group, LLC, which creates first-hand experiences for museums and entertainment venues, paid $2,988 for Roto.net. It by now owns Roto.com.

Online kitchen store Cutlery and More bought ProKnife.com for $2,000

The owner of TCstudios.net upgraded to TCStudios.com for $1,000.

NBC Universal paid $1,000 for IronFists.com.

Pennsylvania‘s state government bought JobsGateway.com for $4,000.

JAKOTA Cruise Systems GmbH upgraded from the hyphenated domains cruise-systems.com to CruiseSystems.com for $1,870. That must have been an easy decision for the firm.

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Digital Basement LLC, which owns SnorgTees.com, bought ReleasetheHounds.com for $1,500. Any SnorgTees fans know what this is for?

Major League Baseball bought BaseTime.com for $1,500.

Professional Body Supply SRL picked up BodySupply.com for $2,000. It by now owns BodySupply.it.