A healthcare investment company, a Swedish auto parts manufacturer and a seller of “flight cases” bought domain names.

This week we have a baker’s dozen end user sales that transacted on the Sedo marketplace and Sedo MLS, including a good list of country code domains (and even a new TLD).

You can view previous lists like this here.

WealthCare.com $30,000 – Alegeus.com, headquartered in Boston, offers a health admin system called WealthCare.

Functionally.com €7,000 – Functionally is a platform for CEOs to keep tabs on their business and for teams to work together.

D1K.de €6,499 – Forwards to Dchdecker1kauf.de which is a roofing materials supplier in Germany. Its new domain is much stronger and more concise.

Forward.eu €5,500 – Among the top sales in the ccTLD category & SedoMLS sales, this domain was purchased by a Belgium company formerly known as Planet of Commerce. It helps customers with the Salesforce Customer Success Platform.

Rex.one $5,000 – Engineering firms Innovative Engineering Group and Ntrive merged to for REX and chose this new TLD.

UnicornWealth.com $3,995 – A financial and wealth tips forum.

B-Ring.com $3,800 – B-Ring, a Swedish producer of automobile spare parts, uses the B-Ring.eu domain name. The .com now forwards to the .eu.

RollingBones.com €3,000 – Rolling Bones Outfitters, which uses RollingBonesOutfitters.com for its hunting expedition travel site.

FlightCase.eu €2,999- Forwards to ProCase.de, a B2B online store that sells flight cases. Flight cases are like super-duper luggage for transporting delicate equipment.

AccessHealth.net $2,788 – Rural Health Care, Inc., an advocate for health care providers in rural areas.

Sybel.com $2,500 – Forwards to Sybel.co, a French multi-genre audio series platform.

Apart-Audio.de €2,499- This currently forwards to a page describing this Belgian brand of loudspeakers and electrical appliances for the audio installation market.

Samyang.de €2,000 – Forwards to Foto-Walser.de, a German brand of photography equipment.

A martial arts site, an IT service provider and medical device company bought domains this week.

At €12,500, a .de domain tops this week’s end user sales list – FullService.de was purchased by a German IT service provider. There were several domain purchases this week by German and other European-based companies.

Here are the end user domain sales. You can view previous lists like this here.

FullService.de €12,500 – Forwards to ITService.de, a German IT service provider for medium to large-sized companies.

Piggy.eu €8,500 – This catchy moniker is being used for a savings and discount program out of the Netherlands.

SmartPortal.com $6,250 – A Swedish technology company called Smart bought this domain with the claim of providing innovative digital solutions to “increase your company’s revenue, reduce spending and simply create a better customer experience”.

BetterBusiness.com $5,500 – This domain is not resolving yet…did the Better Business Bureau buy it?

CleverHealth.com $4,500 – Durable Medical Equipment (DME) ordering and management company Clever Health.

Parametrik.com $3,000- Forwards to Parametrik.net, an outsourced reprocessing service provider for cleaning and sterilization of flexible endoscopes and lumened instruments.

MartialArtsLife.com $2,888 – Forwards to KarateLife.com, a martial arts apparel online shop in development.

NKitchen.com €2,500 – Forwards to Nobilia.de, a German brand of high-quality kitchen construction materials for new construction, remodels and renovations.

Home-E.com $2,100 – This currently forwards to HomeEOnDemand.com for HOMEE, an online network provider of pre-screened, background-checked home improvement service providers.

Firmenauktion.ch €2,000 – This German company now owns the Swiss ccTLD for their consultancy business that supports entrepreneurs in starting their own businesses or assisting in buying or selling companies.

A video game platform, a forex broker, and co-working company bought domain names last week.

This week the NamesCon live domain name auction brought in $2.3 million in sales. And while there were certainly some end users raising paddles, most of those sales were to domain investors. On the end user front, I uncovered 10 sales at Sedo and one that Greg Ricks sold on his site PerfectName.

Here are the end user domain sales. You can view previous lists like this here.

Olsen.com $51,511 – GLC Softwares builds a number of software products. Its CEO also runs Mastermind.com…and his middle name is Olsen. (This sale was on PerfectName.com.)

Play.de €30,000 – The nameservers for the domain changed to online-casino.de, although the original online games site of the previous owner is still resolving.

PaulValentine.com €24,000 – Jeweler Paul Valentine, which uses the domain name paul-valentine.com.

IAmYours.com $9,000 – The domain forwards to IAm-Yours.de – so this is an upgrade for this German clothing brand.

MoonCast.com $5,000 – It’s hard to say who bought the domain, but the site has a logo of a moon. Perhaps a podcasting service?

Pro.Group €3,000 – Forwards to FXPro.com, self-proclaimed “World’s #1 Online Forex (FX) broker”.

CrewWallet.com $2,999 – This domain was purchased by Apollo Ship Chandlers, Inc. which provides cruise ship catering services.

DrDerm.com $2,999 – This domain was purchased by the Utah Valley Dermatology group that currently uses UVDerm.com for its website.

CreditCardGenerator(.)com $2,600 – I’ve read the home page a couple of times. As best I can tell, it’s selling peoples’ credit card numbers.

FortNetworks.com $2,500 – Fort Network is a Spanish internet/phone/TV provider.

WorkLodge.com $2,499 – A co-working space that has several locations in Texas and Florida.

A solar energy company, lifestyle brand and a cold brew coffee company all bought domain names this past week.

Sedo’s top public sale this past week is Adika.com, which was purchased by a clothing company. I also like Dossier.com. And check out the deal the buyer of Smudge.com got!

Let’s get to this week’s list. You can view previous lists like this here.

Adika.com $59,999 – Adika is a clothing company.

Dossier.com $27,000 – Dossier Solutions, an international consultancy group focused on aviation, healthcare and government sectors.

GoGoCasino.com £15,000 – The updated Whois record shows LeoVegas Gaming LTD.

Luminaires.fr €10,000 – As the name indicates, this is now being used by a French lamp and lighting online supplier.

SoBlue.com $7,000 – Blue Solar, a solar energy provider out of Australia.

FlashScore.com.mx $6,100 – Forwards to Flashscore.com, an online international sporting event scores forum.

BeePlus.com $6,000 – Bee+ is a China-based lifestyle brand with co-working Spaces.

JavaHouse.de €6,000 – This domain forwards to the European page of JavaHouse.com, a U.S.-based Coldbrew coffee company.

SupportX.com $5,010 – A data center lifecycle management company out of California bought this domain under the company’s moniker.

Smudge.com £4,140 – An app builder called Smudge got a heck of a deal on this domain name.

MyVessel.com $3,999 – This site is currently in development but is for some sort of affordable housing company. The name suggests it will be micro housing or prefab. Whois shows the new owner is Delano Corona Holdings.

Aviaro.com €3,500 – Bought by a Voice Over IP calling solutions provider that focuses on supporting call centers and other businesses in the U.S.

SwissHealthcare.com €3,000 – This domain is still not resolving but was purchased by Swiss Dental Services, which can be found under several listings including Portugal and the UK when searched for on Google.

Pellerano.com $3,000 – Pellerano Nadal Law & Consulting in the Dominican Republic.

Shopify.no $2,600 – I assume that the ecommerce company bought this domain.

Taesang.com $2,000 – Korean based manufacturer of products for wind and nuclear power plants as well as products for the shipbuilding industry. It now owns the .com version of its domain and already operates several different language sites.

A pet products company, ceramic coatings manufacturer and truck enthusiast website bought domain names this past week.

This week we have end user sales from both Sedo and PerfectName.com. I’ve denoted the PerfectName sales; all others are at Sedo.

The beginning of the year is usually a good time for domain sales so I look forward to seeing a bunch of good end user sales soon.

Let’s get to the list, and you can view previous lists like this here. Click here to see the list…