These 19 firms bought aftermarket domain names the prior week
From bitcoin to car care to family entertainment, here are some of the end users that bought domain names the prior week.
Sedo handled 624 domain name transactions the prior week for a total of $1.7 million, a bit more than usual. While the list includes a number of four letter domains, it’s a lot fewer than two weeks ago.
Among the end users snapping up domain names: a city in Ontario buying the name of one of its landmarks, a Chinese astronomical group buying its acronym and an Australian bitcoin firm buying a domain name for a service.
Here’s a look at end user domain name sales from the past week on Sedo:
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OpenApp.co.uk €999 – Openapp Limited in England. I’m not sure if this is related to the firm with the same name in Ireland that uses OpenApp.ie.
INSPFilms.com $950 – INSP is a family-oriented cable channel.
Cashino.co.uk €4,250 – the domain name was purchased by Merkur Media, a German mobile marketing firm.
MijnAlbum.com €2,500 – MijnAlbum.nl is an online photo album service.
ShadowVPN.com $799 – VPNetworks LLC offers a number of web privacy products, counting Torguard.
TheCrossing.church $1,999 – The Crossing is a multi-location church with locations primarily in Missouri and Illinois. It uses the domain name TheCrossing.net.
WAAA.org $777 – Western Amateur Astronomical Association in China.
MyMentor.net $795 – David C MCarter is some sort of leadership expert. One of his sites is The-Mentor.tv.
DundurnCastle.ca $700 – The City of Hamilton in Ontario bought the domain name to forward to a page on its website regarding Dundurn National Historic Site
SixShop.com €2,800 – I can’t get a good translation of the page at 6Solution.com, but they have a service called SixShop.com.
Peviani.com $1,995 – Italian produce firm Peviani has a web presence at the matching .IT domain name.
CoinLoft.com $2,500 – Australian bitcoin firm Rhino Loft, which previously paid $3,000 for CoinID.com.
TheCodingAcademy.com $1,419 – IT services firm RDF Group PLC.
QuotesMatch.com $877 – the whois record is private, but this domain name resolves to a lead gen form for insurance quotes.
CognitiveLogic.com $2,995 – the owner of this domain name looks to be launching a fresh business that matches the domain name. He set up a holding site and secured the twitter handle.
EaglePublications.com $790 – This appears to be a local news content firm.
Wulff.com $4,500 – The domain name forwards to WulffContract.com, a furniture firm in Scottsdale.
PharmAlliance.org $900 – Keith Sewell of Monash University’s Faculty of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences.
Sonax.mx $1,299 – Sonax GmbH, maker of car care products, forwards the domain name to Sonax.com.
