A “cold chain” company and beauty products seller bought domain names this past week.

Many of Sedo’s domain name sales from the past week are still in escrow or are using Whois privacy, so I have a limited list of end-user sales for this week. The usual trend applies: companies that own a domain in one extension picking up the same second level domain in another extension.

Here’s the list…

(You can view previous lists like this here.)

Podia.com $9,500 – serial entrepreneur Spencer Fry.

ChaaS.com €7,500 – Controlant is a cold chain company (it helps keep things refrigerated in the supply chain). CHaaS stands for “Cold-Chain as a Service”.

Ready.es €6,050 – Clarke, Modet and Co is an intellectual property firm. It likely bought this domain for a client.

Anthill.com £3,500 – Anthill Inc is a web development shop in Kentucky that uses the domain name Anthill.net. It got a great price on this domain.

Objectflor.com €3,500 – objectflor Art & Design Belags GmbH in Germany got the .com to go along with its .de domain name.

SolarCamera.com $3,200 – The buyer’s name matches the CEO of a company called King Solarman, which develops solar energy products.

Anvol.com $3,000 – CSC acquired this domain name for a client.

Thandi.com $2,900 – This is a personal name, acquired by a guy whose last name in Thandi.

Grandel.online $2,800 – Dr. Grandel GmbH, a beauty products company, bought the .online to go with its .de.

GoGoMovies.com $2,499 – GDC Technology Limited manufactures cinema servers.

Eagleview.co.uk $2,000 – The domain is registered to a lawyer in Oklahoma, but apparently on behalf of a European company that provides software for designing roofs.

Investor conference organizer pays $60,000 for domain name, cryptocurrency company pays $30,000.

Domain name marketplace Sedo had some solid sales last week, including a public sale of $30,000 and another for twice that amount.

24 Hour Fitness, a major chain of fitness centers, bought a domain name, and an office space locator paid five figures for a .co domain.

Here’s the list of end user domain name sales from the past week:

(You can view previous lists like this here.)

Wealth365.com $60,000 – The buyer is organizing the WEALTH365™ SUMMIT investor conference in January. The company bought Wealth365 in many extensions, but still determined it was worth $60,000 to get the .com.

GigaWatt.com $30,000 – Cryptocurrency mining service Giga Watt forwards this domain to its existing domain, Giga-Watt.com

24store.com $13,400 – Fitness center chain 24 Hour Fitness USA, Inc.

Truss.co $12,500 – Truss Holdings, Inc. is an office space locating service.

JapaneseBeauty.com $10,000 – JWalk, an advertising agency, likely bought this for a campaign or client.

ShareLotto.com $5,000 – A coming soon page says it’s coming in 2018.

SeeThree.com $4,025 – See Three Consulting, a motorsports racing consultancy, bought the domain and forwards it to SeeThreeConsulting.com.

Agris.de €4,000 – AGRIS GmbH in Austria.

AirSys.com $3,900 – AirSys is a two-way radio company that uses the domain AirSys.co.uk.

IBRA.com $2,000 – Zubisoft GmbH must have rebranded as IBRA. It offers eye surgery software.

GMA.me $3,000 – a CSC client bought this domain name.

UFOParasail.com $2,000 – UFO Parasail is a parasailing company in Hawaii.

A chocolatier, comedy bar and orthodontics company bought domain names last week.

It’s time for the weekly rundown of end user domain name sales that took place at Sedo over the past week. This list includes only the domain names I was able to discover by viewing Whois records and updated websites, so it’s only a subset.

Many domains are still in escrow and others have Whois privacy. For example, I’ll keep an eye on PayEther.com, which sold for $45,000. That’s not bad for a domain registered in 2014! The domain name is under Whois privacy and resolves to a parked page right now.

OK, here’s the list of end user domain sales: Click to continue reading…