Which domain names end users bought this stretch

An IT recruiting firm, a tax advisory business, and a healthcare technology firm bought domain names.

Sedo had a much slower sales week than it has had in recent months. It sold 59 domains for $2,000, excluding those with confidentiality. It had been selling closer to 80-100 in a typical week. Hopefully, this is just a short-term glitch with a partner.

Here’s a list of end user domain name sales that were recently completed at Sedo. You can view previous lists like this here.

ZenaraHealth.com- $15,000: Zenara is a fresh firm that claims to help mental health practices increase revenue.

JackpotStars .de €9,995 – As you might expect, this is a gaming site.

POTS.org $9,537 – Dysautonomia International purchased this domain name. POTS is short for Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome, a specific type of Dysautonomia.

Oaya.com $4,000 – This domain resolves to a page with a logo for Oaya that states “access data room”. A password is required.

CarbonsAI.com $2,500 – CarbonsAI helps firms create green building materials. It forwards this domain to carbons-ai.com.

RanchExchange.com $2,499 – This was an notable buyout for the firm behind RanchXchange.com (missing an e), which has not yet launched.

Mabex.de €2,495 – Tax advisory services firm Jakobi & Berger changed its name to MaBeX.

Olvet.com $2,099 – Olvet International in India bought this domain name.