An automotive forum, a restaurant franchisor, and a soap company bought domains this week.

Sedo’s top public sales this week were Buy.co for $35,000 and iSwap.com. I can’t figure out who bought them yet, so they don’t qualify for this post, but both were likely end user acquisitions.

Here’s a list of end user domain name sales that just completed at Sedo. You can view previous lists like this here.

Superstore.co.in $15,000 – Nykaa is a makeup and beauty products company in Mumbai, India.

Holycode.com £11,000 – This domain forwards to the site for HolyCode, a software development shop. It uses the domain hack holycode.rs for its website.

Autoboss.com $8,900 – Autoboss is a car/automative enthusiast forum.

BestCryptoCasinos .com $8000 – Qebify is a company in Bulgaria. I believe it operates online gambling sites.

4Science.com $6,900 – ITway SPA has a data management business called 4Science that uses the domain 4Science.it.

X100.org $5,000 – X100 Holdings Public Company Limited has a number of restaurant brands. Its site says it has 1,357 retail outlets in 357 cities in 14 countries.

CandleCrafter.com $4,960 – Voyageur Soap & Candle Company Ltd in British Columbia bought this domain.

BennettHome.com $4,699 – Bennett Galleries is an interior design, art, and furniture company in Knoxville, Tennessee.

Lyfe.io $4,375 – Lyfe Group in Australia bought this domain. A DNB report says that the company is in the clothing industry.

UprightCitizen.com $3,499 – Film studio Bell The Cat Films bought this domain, presumably for one of its projects.

Massagesesselshop.de €3,400 – This domain forwards to massagesesselwelt.de, a site that sells massaging chairs. The domain translates to “Massage chair shop.”

COPD.ch €3,000 – COPD is short for Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease. The domain forwards to a page at lungenliga.ch, which I believe is operated by the Swiss Lung League. It appears to be a health advocacy group.

ChristianStone.com $3,000 – Golden Rule Real Estate in Montana is associated with Christian Stone, LLC. What’s odd is I found a PDF (presumably pre-dating this acquisition) that already mentions ChristianStone.com. Yet HugeDomains registered this domain in 2011 after an unrelated person in Louisiana owned it.

BTC.email $2,999 – It appears this will be a chat community for “YENIVERSE, home of the METACREATOR Community.”

A1Carpet.com $2,995 and A1CarpetCleaning.com $2,399 – Better Carpet Care in Monrovia, California, bought this domain. It goes by the name A1 Carpet Care and uses the domain A1CarpetCareUSA.com.

GrabAR.com $2,500 – Cirrus Soft Ltd is a software company that makes the Grab AR app, which uses AI and AR technology to copy any image content item to your device camera and view this in your surroundings.

OceanRepublic.com $2,500 – Ocean Republic is a group advocating for taking care of the seas.

Team-Digital.com $2,454 – All Printing Resources provides products and services for the printing industry.

PCSExpress.com $2,200 – PCS Software in Houston sells solutions for transportation logistics. One of its products is called Mobile Express.

Sedo sold two domain hacks for high prices.

Sedo had some great sales this past week. Its top two public sales are domain hacks (domains that use the second and top-level domains to form a word).

Here’s a list of some of the end user domain name sales that were just completed at Sedo. You can view previous lists like this here.

B.et $100,000 – Bet.me, an online betting platform based in the UK, bought this domain hack.

Samur.ai $50,000 – It’s unclear who the buyer of this domain hack is, but they put up a coming soon page. At this price, it looks like an end user is building something.

BCC.co.uk £20,000 – Swindon and Wiltshire Local Enterprise Partnership Limited works to bring economic growth to the Swindon and Wiltshire area of England. The domain is probably for the Business Cyber Centre.

BioEnergetics.com $12,000 – NES Health, a managed doctor services company in the UK.

BinaryOptions.com £10,000 – The buyer has a site about binary options, including links to options trading platforms.

Vendoc.com $6,900 – Vendoc is a German software company that supports all aspects of the business process in the craft, trade, service company, and construction industry.

Weisstechnik.com €6,500 – Schunk, a German international technology group, owns Weisstechnik, a company that offers environmental simulation systems. The company uses the domain Weiss-Technik.com. For now, the domain forwards to Schunk’s website.

WalkForWater.com $5,900 – Water Missions International hosts Walk for Water, an event inspired by the burden of millions of people having to walk miles each day to collect water.

Karriere-Campus.de €4,500 – This domain forwards to a page on Swisslife.de that describes Swiss Life Germany’s new seminar and conference center at the company’s location in Hannover-Lahe called the “Career Campus”. Karriere is German for career.

Foresite.tech $3,799 – Foresite, LLC is a company in California. The domain doesn’t resolve yet, and there are many tech companies called Foresite, so I’m not 100% sure which company this is.

Team.pro €3,500 – Dataplan Payroll Limited loves its .pro domains. The UK-based payroll outsourcing and pension management company previously bought people.pro for $4,000 and payday.pro for €3,500.

BrandEase.com $2,000 – Cathay Capital Europe likely bought this for one of its portfolio companies.

SkillRooms.com €2,000 – Skillrooms is a German organization that develops digital training for architects. This is a nice domain at a nice price.