An organic products company, ethanol distributor and insurance company recently bought domain names.

This week is a double issue of end user sales from Sedo since we skipped last week for Thanksgiving. There are a lot of the domains on the list this week, led by Kush.com at $500,000. The buyer is unknown at you could stretch to say it might be an investor, but it appears the buyer is building out the site.

Kush.com was one of 29 end user sales I uncovered.

Check out the list below, and you can view previous lists like this here.

Kush.com $500,000 – The buyer isn’t known yet, but the site is under development. Apparently, the domain wasn’t worth $3 million.

Databased.com $12,000 – Databased is a sales team analytics company.

Nedstar.com $11,500 – Nedstar sells ethanol and various chemicals.

SkyOrganics.com $11,500 – This forwards to Skyorganics.us; the .com is now owned by a health and beauty organic products company.

Wugen.com $9,999 – Wugen is a biotech company that is creating gene editing technology.

Potex.com €8,000 – An acronym that stands for Perpetual Options Token Exchange. According to the site, it will house a new global asset derivatives token exchange.

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A delivery service, medical clinic and real estate developer bought domain names.

This week’s end user sales include many ccTLDs. Sedo is always strong with country code domains, but this week I was able to connect more of them to end users than usual.

The top sale was PickPack.com at $59,000. This might seem high, but pick & pack is a common term in the fulfillment industry.

Check out the list below, and you can view previous lists like this here.

PickPack.com $59,000- Pick Pack is a same-day delivery service.

Updraft.com $10,000 – The domain now forwards to Updraft.co.uk, a service that helps people avoid over drafting their bank accounts.

InstaCare.com $8,000 – The phone number in Whois is that of a Wyoming medical practice called Stitches Acute Care Center.

OSP.ch €5,000 – Forwarding to Ochsnersport.ch, a ski apparel and gear store.

Mietrecht.de €5,000 – Mietrecht translates to ‘legal rights for tenants’ and this site gives advice to those seeking information on this topic.

Torgaurd.com $4,995 – Forwarding to Torguard.net, an online privacy, protection and VPN services provider. Note that this is a typo of the brand.

Grills.de €4,900 – Forwarding to koempf24.de. Koempf Onlineshops GmbH operates a number of online stores including one that sells grilling supplies.

PD.eu €4,675 -Forwards to PremiumDevelopment.eu, the site for Premium Immobilien, a residential property developer and real estate management service company with offices in Vienna and Berlin.

Ferienhaus-Griechenland.de €2,890 – This site is in development to list Grecian vacation homes and apartments rentals.

Brandwerk.de €2,355 – German marketing and communications agency Brandwerk GmbH.

Leitbild.com $2,888 – This is forwarding to Mobily.me which is a German software company providing mobility solutions.

A UK training provider, a travel site for Equatorial Guinea and a cryptocurrency bought domain names last week.

GDPR has made it more difficult to uncover end user domain name sales. But searching for sold domains that already resolve, as well as using what’s left of Whois, helps uncover some of them.

This week’s top sales at Sedo include some interesting end-user prospects. The top .com sale, Kiaro.com could be used for a an inkjet label printer. Also, take a look at Air.Space, which set a record for the highest publicly-reported .space sale to date according to Namebio…by a long shot. Sedo tells me the domain sold through the SedoMLS Channel.

Here are some of the end user sales at Sedo this past week, and you can view previous weeks’ lists here. Click here to see the list