Getty Images and John Hancock Insurance were among the end user domain buyers at Sedo last week.
Sedo sold $1.4 million worth of domain names last week, including these sales to end users.
pairNetworks bought yet another domain in the aftermarket. This time it was Pair.es for $2,000.
Online backup service KeepItSafe, a j2 Global company, bought KeepItSafe.de for 800 EUR. It uses the .com version.
A guy with the last name Siegmund bought Siegmund.com for $15,000.
Swedish video content company Brand New Content owns BrandNewContent.se, and just picked up the .com version of its domain name for $1,000.
Zions Bancorp bought UtahSmallBusiness.com for $795.
Getty Images, the photo company that also owns iStockPhoto, bought FreeTheCreative.com for $4,500.
John Hancock Life Insurance bought JHSolutions.com for 8,000 EUR.
Australian talent agency DLM, which uses the web address DLM.com.au, bought DLMLA.com for $855.
Designed for Revolution (DFR), a media & entertainment venture studio that uses DFRA.com as its web address, picked up DFR.co for $1,999.
Oil & gas services company IMB bought IMBOS.com for $5,000. I suspect the OS stands for “oilfield services” It uses the web addresses IMB.ae currently.
College laundry service The Laundry Chute bought LaundryApp.com for $925. The company is getting ready to launch its app.
Small business lender Dollar Merchant Financing shortened its domain from DollarMerchantFinancing.com to DollarFinancing.com for $2,000.
This is interesting. Computer science non-profit Code.org bought Blockly.com for $2,959. Blockly is the name of a visual programming editor created by Google.
iQ Company, which owns the stock market prediction site PredictWallStreet.com, bought WallTweet.com for $1,999.
Publisher O’Reilly Media bought Solidcon.com for $792. I assume it’s for a conference.
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