Sedo has facilitated lots of end user domain name sales so far this month.

It’s been three weeks since I did an end user sales list. I’ve been putting it off thanks to what has happened to Whois records as a result of GDPR. In reviewing the past few weeks’ of data today, I came up with a process to continue publishing end-user sales information despite restricted Whois.

(In fact, if you are interested in becoming my end user report writer, I will train you how to do this and pay you to create the weekly post. Some WordPress publishing knowledge is required. If you’re interested, contact me at andrew (at) domainnamewire.com.)

Sedo has had some strong sales this month, including Flo.com for six figures. Also note the purchase by Express Scripts, the 25th largest publicly traded company in the United States. It’s a big list, so let’s get to it! Click here to continue reading…

An aviation company, gaming PC and skateboard company recently bought domain names.

This is another slightly dated Sedo end user sales list from May 14. I was able to capture Whois information before it was obscured because of GDPR. Many of these sites also already forward to another domain or are developed.

You can view previous lists like this here.

BroadwayTickets.nyc $25,000 – The Broadway League Inc., which owns Broadway.org, bought BroadwayTickets.nyc before it was auctioned on the Sedo .NYC auction.

Viagio.com $19,888 – HostelCulture International Limited runs a site that is like Hotels.com but for hostels. Viaggio (with two g’s) means travel in Italian, so I suspect with one g it means travel in another language.

Dynamind.com $15,000 – Mind Institute SE is a counseling and psychotherapy practice in Germany.

TiMedia.com and Ti-media.com $10,000 each – The Whois record has privacy but the domains point to AWS and a password-protected site.

ScienceDaily.de $8,999 – ScienceDaily LLC uses the domain name ScienceDaily.com but picked up the German equivalent.

FlyFreedom.com $5,000 – Freedom Aviation is an aviation maintenance, rental and services company.

WePC.com $3,500 – WePC helps people build gaming computers.

Hive.xyz $2,990 – The site is being developed as a search engine for learning/knowledge.

Longboards.net $2,150 – The domain is forwarding to LongboardTests.com, a site that compares “longboard” skateboards.

A software company, chatbot customer service tech company and padlock maker bought domain names.

DNW readers tell me they get a lot of value out of the end user domain sales lists. Unfortunately, these are going to be much harder to create with obscured Whois records. It can still be done, but I’ll have to rely more on use of domain names than on Whois information.

Because of travel and covering other topics over the past couple of weeks, I’m a bit behind on end user reports. I was able to capture some Whois info before it went dark, though, so I will release some of the recent sales that have taken place.

This list includes sales from Sedo’s 5-21 list. You can see previous lists like this here.

Wiise.com $18,000 – Business management software company Wiise.

MyDM.com €8,000 – dm-drogeriemarkt GmbH + Co.KG which uses the domain name DM.de.

Pendula.com $7,500 – Pendula is a customer support company with a focus on chatbots.

CryptoAwards.com $4,900 – FinExpo, a producer of financial conferences.

LesCourtiers.com $4,488 – Courtier means broker in French. The site is pitching financial products.

KaspSecurity.com €3,900 – Kasp makes physical padlocks.

PartnerHQ.com $3,000 – Partner HQ hasn’t launched yet but says it will be “Collaboration technology that enables event hosts to reach the highest levels of partner engagement and co-promotion.”

iCareAdvisors.com $3,000 – iCare Advisors creates optometric practices.

LibraryPictures.com $2,880 – Creative Artists Agency, a talent agency representing athletes, actors and other talent.

AngelChen.com $2,495 – Angel Chen is clothing designer who uses the domain name AngelChenStudio.com.

Zingsoft.com $2,000 – ZingChart offers Javascript Charts.

Take a look at these strong end user domain name sales.

Sedo had a strong week for end user domain name sales including a huge new TLD sale: My.bio for €49,900, which is about $60,000 USD.

The company also had a three-character .com end user sale, a couple of cryptocurrency related sales and more.

Here’s a list of end user sales I found:

(You can see previous lists like this here.)

YCoin.com $50,000 – The owner of YeahMobi, a mobile marketing program.

My.bio €49,900 – AllMyLinks LLC pulls all of your social media data into one account. A rebrand or a new service?

VRK.com €40,000 – This appears to be an end user sale of a three-letter domain. VRK is a tech products company.

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