P&G in France, Univision, and a Blue Cross Blue Shield affiliate among big name buyers at Afternic last week.
Afternic sold just over $1 million in domains last week. The highest sale was FreeBackup.com, which was purchased by a direct response company.
Direct response company Fiorentino Media bought FreeBackup.com for $45,000.
California grocery store Los Olivos Grocery bought LosOlivosGrocery.com for $1,477.
Bio Herbal Tech, seller of pills that it says help you lose weight, bought SkinnyHabits.com for $1,000.
New Jersey company Healthcare Referral Networks bought PracticeAcquisition.com for $1,888.
DMR Partners, which stands for Digital Media Roundtable Partners, bought DigitalMediaReview.com for $1,195.
Animal Imaging Partners in Wexford, Pennsylvania paid $2,000 for VeterinaryMRI.com.
Financial company Market Shield Capital bought HomeEquityExchange.com for $3,788.
Breitling Energy bought EnergyProperty.com for $1,036.
ErgoSeat, a Swedish company that designs seats for buses, trucks, etc., bought ErgoSeat.com for $4,188 to go along with its Ergoseat.se domain.
This is interesting: Blue Cross Blue Shield of Minnesota bought JustSkipIt.com for $2,488.
Lab equipment company Nova-Tech International, Inc. bought NTIUSA.com for $5,088.
Irish company Paramount Packaging Ltd paid $1,200 for ParamountPackaging.com.
Celebrate Your Faith, seller of religious products, bought CircleofFaith.com for $1,388.
Safety Canada Limited bought SafetyCanada.com for $1,495.
Knoxville, Tennessee dentist Stephen Malone paid $1,900 for KnoxvilleDentist.com. Seems like a good deal.
Univision bought EuphoriaMusic.com for $2,996.
Patent law firm Da Vinci Partners in Switzerland bought Patent24.com for $2,500.
Berry Fresh Produce LLC in Long Beach picked up BerryFresh.net for $2,000. It already owns the .com.
Thrifty Nickel Ads, LLC recently bought AmericanClassifieds.net for $1,846. Last week it bought ThriftyNickel.org for $1,750.
Talk about a necessary domain upgrade: Face the Future, a group dedicated forest projects to combat climate change, upgraded from Face-TheFuture.com to FaceTheFuture.com for $1,725.
There’s an industry group for everything. The Society for Protective Coatings bought Coatings.org for $16,000.
IT company Network Guidance 2.0 bought NG2.com for $2,000. Nice buy.
A Coldwell Banker real estate agent bought LakeTahoeReal-Estate.com for $1,700. Wow.
I like this one. Radisson Hacienda Cancun bought MargaritasCancun.com for $1,477.
Thank you Andrew for posting the weekly end user sales.
Can you tell which website listed the site KnoxvilleDentist.com for sale?
Thanks in advance.
@ Jagan – it was an Afternic sale, either though BuyDomains.com, Afternic.com, or a network partner.
Yikes! Sellers are just giving their inventory away.
But for these sales at these prices there are still hundreds of emails where buyer was angry “what ? Thousand dolars ? LOL who is going to give you that ?”
I am getting these replies all the time, just delete them with a smile, no reply of course.
The point is you might think is cheap, but out still big majority of people who believe they should pay no more than $10 for a domain name.