BMW, a gaming company, and a deals site bought domain names over the past week.

It was a frustrating week to uncover end user domain name sales at Sedo because many of the buyers are using Whois privacy. Still, I was able to figure out the (likely) buyer of WomenInc.com at $25,000 after sleuthing around.

Also note the €11,000 sale of Iliad.it and BitCasinos.com, which will be used to direct people to casinos that accept bitcoin.

Here’s the list I uncovered:

(You can view previous lists like this here.)

WomenInc.com $25,000- The domain has Whois privacy but the buyer is likely this group. You’ll note that they also have a trademark filing for The Music Channel and are using that template for the new site.

Iliad.it €11,000 – Iliad Holding S.p.A. Looks like a relatively new company. The site on the domain as of 9/19 is from the previous owner.

ActionGame.com €6,500 – Online gaming network and publisher Zygomatic.

Scortex.com $5,000 – Scoretex is a “smart visual imaging” company. They were smart to upgrade from the matching .io domain.

BitCasinos.com $4,600 – The buyer is using Whois privacy but is creating a site about casinos that accept bitcoin.

Alpharent.com $3,500 – BMW. BMW owns a company called Alphabet as well as Alphabet.com, which is why Google couldn’t get that domain when they named their new parent company.

Waug.com $3,495 – Waug Travel in South Korea uses the domain name Waug.co.kr.

Pepper.es €3,300 – Pepper.com is an online deals site with over a half billion pageviews per month.

LiveLife.net $2,868 – CSC bought this domain for one of its clients.

PrivateDetective.net $2,299 – Private investigation company International Counterintelligence Services (ICS).

A six-figure sale leads Sedo’s sales list.

Sedo had a big week for end user domain name sales. I already wrote about Sedo’s biggest end user sale of the past week, WMP.com. It was acquired by a consulting firm called West Monroe Partners. Despite the $275,000 price tag, it was a great value.

Other buyers include a bank, the group behind the SAT, and a toy maker.

Here’s the list of end user domain sales I found:

(You can view previous lists like this here.)

WMP.com $275,000 – West Monroe Partners

CB.org $28,000 – The domain forwards to CollegeBoard.org, the group behind the SAT and AP tests.

Nissei.com $22,500 – An electronics seller that uses the domain name CasaNissei.com

bs2.com $19,000 – Banco Bonsucesso S/A. It’s a lot shorter than bonsucessoinformatica.com.br!

Setoo.com $10,000 – Kamet Ventures, an insurance technology startup incubator funded by AXA. This might be for one of its new portfolio companies.

Olono.com $8,000 – An artificial intelligence company called Olono has yet to launch, but forwards the domain to Olono.ai.

MagicColor.com $7,800 – Wenzhou Times Co is a Chinese toy maker.

HighlandParkHomes.com $7,000 – Breunig Realty Group in Dallas. Highland Park is an upscale area of Dallas.

BYBE.com $5,800 – BYBE Inc., and alcohol marketing company, shortened from BYBEapp.com.

Accelerant.co $5,000 – Digital marketing company Elevated, which owns Elevated.com. It might be for a client or a marketing campaign.

Techlandia.com €4,900 – The whois record has privacy, but the nameservers switched to DemandMedia.com. This makes me think this will be a new site from Leaf Group, the new name for Demand Media.

Zensi.com $4,900 – The domain resolve to a site for Zensi Extracts and says it’s coming soon.

SumUp.jp $3,999 – SumUp Holdings S.a.r.L, maker of a credit card reader, bought the Japanese country code domain to match its .com.

WendyWhite.com $3,500 – A business coach named Wendy White.

AugmentedReality.ch €2,990 – The domain is resolving to a Augmented Reality site PrimeLite

CellarSpace.com $2,650 – Wine Marketplace Pty Ltd in Australia.

LaScala.com €2,100 – An Italian restaurant banquet center in Dublin, Ohio.