In this edition of Detected Domains, we take a look at several @Sedo sales, @Frank.Schilling buys plenty of four-letter .COM's and Anything.com sells Finery.com. There have also been a couple of possible two-letter .COM sales and @Rick Schwartz's 977.com domain sale is concluded.
Many domain names have passed through Sedo's Escrow account over the past few days including 360.world ($3,400), Gozu.com ($2,700) and Mr1.com ($2,400). Gugy.com ($2,350), VGVR.com and Melissa.org ($4,000) have also been sold. Melissa.org was owned by Future Media Architects (FMA).
Anything.com sold the one-word domain name Finery.com. It now forwards to Ffinery.com, a web-based system that helps high-end buyers to manage their wardrobe. The company received seed funding last year.
SW.com has changed WHOIS to show a couple of times recently. Firstly, it changed to show Schopf & Weiss LLP Liquidating Trust as being the current registrants. On Monday, the name then moved to WHOIS privacy in Hong Kong, indicating a sale.
Another two-letter .COM, YS.com, appears to have sold in China. The name has recently changed registrants and the domain's status has moved to "OK".
Avoid.com entered Escrow’s holding account. As we noted over the weekend, the domain sold for $117,500, but is being paid in twenty-four monthly instalments.
Rick Schwartz completed the sale of 977.com. The domain was sold to a GoldenName/4.cn client. At the moment, Rick isn't able to disclose the sales price, but it's could be around the $688,888 price that Rick sold 997.com for last year.
After buying 3L.com last week, Andy Booth (@andyboothsi) has now sold the domain in what was a very quick flip.
BrandBucket sells Sproutsy.com, Slingly.com and Dwift.com among many others.
Frank Schilling buys a number of four-letter .COM’s including cgeu.com, eaor.com and ehiv.com.
After announcing the $75,000 sale of RiseUp.org, it looks like @Mike Mann still owns the domain, but it may be on its way to a new owner.
Mike Mann also announced the sale of HealingHolidays.com for $20,000.
James Booth (@BoothDomains) of BQDN.com looks to have sold the domain name Yea.com after it moved in to privacy protection.
NameFind have added domains such as RichDog.com, KosherBrokers.com and WallStickerQuotes.com to their portfolio.
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Thanks to DomainIQ for providing the data.
Many domain names have passed through Sedo's Escrow account over the past few days including 360.world ($3,400), Gozu.com ($2,700) and Mr1.com ($2,400). Gugy.com ($2,350), VGVR.com and Melissa.org ($4,000) have also been sold. Melissa.org was owned by Future Media Architects (FMA).
Anything.com sold the one-word domain name Finery.com. It now forwards to Ffinery.com, a web-based system that helps high-end buyers to manage their wardrobe. The company received seed funding last year.
SW.com has changed WHOIS to show a couple of times recently. Firstly, it changed to show Schopf & Weiss LLP Liquidating Trust as being the current registrants. On Monday, the name then moved to WHOIS privacy in Hong Kong, indicating a sale.
Another two-letter .COM, YS.com, appears to have sold in China. The name has recently changed registrants and the domain's status has moved to "OK".
Avoid.com entered Escrow’s holding account. As we noted over the weekend, the domain sold for $117,500, but is being paid in twenty-four monthly instalments.
After buying 3L.com last week, Andy Booth (@andyboothsi) has now sold the domain in what was a very quick flip.
BrandBucket sells Sproutsy.com, Slingly.com and Dwift.com among many others.
Frank Schilling buys a number of four-letter .COM’s including cgeu.com, eaor.com and ehiv.com.
After announcing the $75,000 sale of RiseUp.org, it looks like @Mike Mann still owns the domain, but it may be on its way to a new owner.
Mike Mann also announced the sale of HealingHolidays.com for $20,000.
James Booth (@BoothDomains) of BQDN.com looks to have sold the domain name Yea.com after it moved in to privacy protection.
NameFind have added domains such as RichDog.com, KosherBrokers.com and WallStickerQuotes.com to their portfolio.
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Thanks to DomainIQ for providing the data.
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