USA Today buys domain for fresh sports site (and 19 other domains)
USA Today among big name domain name end user buyers the prior week.
This stretch USA Today launched its fresh sports site For The Win!, which officially resides at FTW.USAToday.com. But they bought the short URL 4TW.com to forward to it. Here are details on that sale and 19 other end user sales at Sedo the prior week.
Building Supplies Online in the UK bought its acronym BSO.co.uk for 2,499 GBP.
pair Networks bought yet another domain on the aftermarket. It paid $1,000 for PairBlog.com.
SearEnergy Offshore Holding GmbH owns SearEnergy.de and just bought SearEnergy.com for $2,595.
Flash sales site Totsy.com bought Totsy.net for $1,999.
FAB Startpoint bought the name of one of its brands, YumPop.com, for $1,500.
TheWorldofPictures.com bought the (much) shorter TWOPS.com for $2,495.
Education firm TeacherGeek bought Funnest.com for $770. A fantastic domain at a cheap price.
“Client experience analytics” firm Foresee (you’ve probably seen their site surveys) bought WordofMouthIndex.com for $2,000.
Biotech firm Genentech bought AMDAwareness.com for $1,299. AMD stands for Age-Related Macular Degeneration, which causes vision loss.
G-Tek Scientific Ltd. in China bought g-tek.com for 2,500 EUR.
This is interesting. Fresh Orleans Technology Services has purchased ACORN.org for $5,000 and put up a site regarding the famed community organization that shut down in 2010.
Sparkflow, which offers a business dashboard called Modest Business Manager, bought SmallBusinessManager.com for $1,500.
CSH Business Software, which offers legal software, paid $1,788 for AdvancedLaw.com.
USAToday Sports Media Group bought 4TW.com for $2,999 for its fresh sports site. It does not own FTW.com or ForTheWin.com.
Chamber Solutions, which provides services to Chambers of Commerce, bought MyOfficeStore.com for $800.
Online drugstore Chemist Direct bought BeautyRoom.com for $5,300.
User interface design firm You Know Who shortened its URL from YouKnowWhoDesign.com to YouKnowWho.com for 1,500 GBP. Smart move.
Touch Screens Inc in Utah bought Touch-Screen.net for $1,900.
CRM firm CRMConsult, which owns CRMConsult.fr, bought CRMConsult.com for 1,100 EUR.
E-Like Social Commerce in Brazil bought e-like.com for $2,200.
