.TV and .Me among two dozen end user domain sales this stretch
.tv, .me, and a slurl.
This stretch a .tv and a .me domain were amongst the best end user domain name sales.
But ahead of we get into this stretch’s normal end user sales note, I want to call out a Slurl.
Divorce Detox bought the domain name divorcetherapist.com for $995 at Sedo.
Now, maybe it’s since of all the media attention to “legitimate rape” this stretch, but the first thing I read was “Divorce the Rapist dot com”.
Therapist is a common slurl word, but this one seems particularly troubling.
OK, here are the rest of the sales:
Afternic
PatientLink, which uses MyPatientLink.com and previously bought MyLink.org for $3,288, returned to the aftermarket to buy PatientLinks.com for $1,388. Unfortunately another firm uses PatientLink.com.
Heritage College, a medical assistant school, bought ItIsAmazing.com for $1,200. I’m not sure what it plans to do with the domain name but I can see how an educational institution can use this domain.
Boardhost, provider of free online forums, paid $1,200 for QuizServer.com. Free online quizzes?
This is interesting. HP just bought TwoSmiles.com for $1,795. It’s not registered through its IP department, so maybe it’s just an employee working on something modest.
Promotional products seller Image is Everything, Inc. picked up LuxuryGiftsOnline.com for $4,800.
Globalization alert: Germany’s Accidenta uses Accidenta.de but just paid $1,500 for Accidenta.com.
Loan documents firm Document Systems, Inc., bought FreeSign.com for $5,000. One of its products is eSigning.
The owner of TheStoneCollection.com followed Facebook’s lead: “drop the the”. It bought StoneCollection.com for $5,000.
You ought to drop the “now”, too… Surplus Furniture & Mattress uses SurplusFurnitureNow.com but just bought the better domain SurplusFurniture.com for $5,000.
Healthcasts, a private digital television network for physicians and healthcare professionals, bought OurHealthMatters.com for $2,500.
Lavadene Hair Extensions paid $2,477 for HairExtensionsClipIn.com. How’s that for a mouthful?
University of Colorado‘s Health Care Policy and Research group bought ChangeLeaders.org for $1,500.
The owner of Designrecruiter.com paid $1,292.20 for DesignFreelancers.com. A great domain, especially at this price.
Appraisers Association of America, Inc. bought AppraisersAssociation.com for $1,188.
This is kind of interesting. Australian music festival Splendour in the Grass owns SplendourInTheGrass.com. But that British ‘u’ must have thrown some people off, so it bought SplendorInTheGrass.com for $1,750.
Live It Up Foundation bought LiveItUp.org for $1,888.
Sunglass seller RaveShades.com bought CustomEyez.com for $3,077.
Sedo
TechReport.com has a blog call “The Damage Note”. The author calls his workspace “Damage Labs”. The publisher just paid $3,200 for DamageLabs.com.
Sports betting data firm Sports Insights, Inc. bought SportsbookInsider.com for $2,500.
Falcon Steel Firm bought FalconPC.com for $977.
More on Australian domain names: Ruraldoc.com.au bought Ruraldoc.com for $2,800.
Video licensing and distribution firm Grab Networks bought Grab.tv for $4,000. Its main web site is GrabNetworks.com. Great move, even if it turns out to just be a defensive buy.
Dating site Plenty of Fish bought POF.me for $8,000.
