This week’s end user domain sales: AI, protein, and a Buddhist temple

An AI assistant, a Buddhist temple, and a company that sells protein shots bought domain names.

As promised, here’s the second end user sale of the week from Sedo, covering sales from the past week.

Sedo had two big .org sales this week, but the buyers aren’t yet known. On.org sold for $145,000. and ggg.org sold for €52,000.

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

Compucom.de €10,000 – Tackler B.V. in the Netherlands bought this domain. I can’t tell if the basic website at the domain is its website, or if that’s left over from the previous owner.

Vooy.com $10,000 – Vooy is a personal AI that can help you book a reservation, manage your schedule, etc.

AutoDB.com $10,000 – The domain is registered to software company Billink AS, but forwards to a car sales site run by Mobility Pool AS.

PLB.org $8,800 – Pure Land Buddhism Amitabha Temple bought this domain name. It forwards it to plb-sea.org.

Arida.com $8,000 – Air quality company Bedre Inneklima AS, which sells dehumidifiers, fans, and air purifiers, bought this domain.

TMEP.com $7,900 – A Texas engineering firm called MEP Engineering bought this domain.

PressureVessel.it €5,650 – This domain forwards to the website for Fb Tanks, an Italian company specializing in the design and construction of pressure vessels, atmospheric tanks, and heat exchangers.

UniversityInsurance.com $4,639 – University Insurance, Inc. in North Carolina bought this domain. It uses the matching .org domain.

JuliaStyle.com $3,250 – Julia Style is a girls’ clothing company.

NeoProtein.com $2,900 – NeoProtein makes protein shots.

RentYield.com $2,889 – RentYield is a rental property analysis platform for investors.

InnerFlow.de €2,749 – Angela Jaffe, an energy therapist, bought this domain.

VELLX.com $2,399 – VELLX is a footwear company.

FourKnots.com $2,395 – Four Knots Consulting provides commissioning test script software.

DPB.me $2,298 – A man named Dennis Berger bought this domain for a personal site. He’s also likely the buyer of berger.me for €4,100.

FreeWebsites.co.uk £2,000 – This business promises to build you a professional website for free, just pay for hosting.