Sedo weekly sales led by Confirm.com

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Sedo weekly domain name sales led by Confirm.com

Sedo released their weekly domain name sales and Confirm.com led the way at $108,000. iu.de was second at 25,200 Euro, ($29,948). Westerly.com was third at $25,000.

52 .com sales

22 cctld sales

13 other tld sales

Top 3 highlights of public SedoMLS sales are:   

· asahi.net at 11,900 USD

· evafoods.com at 8,950 USD

· g2w.com at 5,900 USD

Domain nameDatePriceCurrency
.COMs
confirm.com10/6/2020108000USD
westerly.com10/8/202025000USD
basebuild.com10/7/202018000USD
creativa.com10/9/202017900EUR
qrapp.com10/8/202010000USD
evafoods.com10/10/20208950USD
lifelonglearner.com10/6/20207000USD
tesmart.com10/5/20206800USD
triangular.com10/7/20205950USD
g2w.com10/7/20205900USD
mybeautyworld.com10/6/20205500EUR
cloudition.com10/9/20205000USD
shoptimist.com10/6/20205000USD
smartkiosk.com10/6/20205000USD
inconn.com10/6/20205000USD
betaboard.com10/6/20205000USD
thebigroom.com10/7/20204500USD
rovx.com10/8/20204000USD
pandoro.com10/9/20204000USD
healthytracks.com10/9/20203899USD
dronemarket.com10/6/20203845USD
esperante.com10/9/20203750GBP
shareman.com10/8/20203500USD
the-wants.com10/7/20203500USD
betivo.com10/8/20203355USD
dallasventurecapital.com10/8/20203125USD
pixxio.com10/7/20203000EUR
keksi.com10/6/20203000USD
shopcarls.com10/8/20203000USD
wonder8.com10/6/20202999USD
asportsware.com10/7/20202910USD
binghumstyle.com10/8/20202910USD
dakting.com10/9/20202910USD
limitbreak.com10/6/20202888USD
parrition.com10/7/20202888USD
jshomefur.com10/7/20202888USD
lx3.com10/7/20202799USD
hisjoy.com10/5/20202750USD
acurex.com10/5/20202550USD
spatec.com10/7/20202500USD
ubrich.com10/8/20202500USD
badcreditauto.com10/7/20202500USD
virtualtwins.com10/7/20202500USD
gcats.com10/7/20202470USD
fitolio.com10/8/20202455USD
minaie.com10/7/20202299USD
afsystem.com10/8/20202200USD
leakingalpha.com10/5/20202200USD
valueluxe.com10/8/20202199USD
sohostudio.com10/6/20202050USD
alixium.com10/5/20202000USD
diystartup.com10/5/20202000USD
ccTLD
iu.de10/8/202025520EUR
topdesk.com.au10/7/202016500EUR
schmuck.at10/6/20209000EUR
pop.co.uk10/8/20208000GBP
hearingaidclinics.ca10/5/20205700USD
kuechenstudio.de10/8/20205500EUR
photo.me10/8/20205040USD
juegoscasino.es10/6/20203999USD
vakmanschap.nl10/6/20203700EUR
truffles.co10/8/20203500EUR
qu.do10/7/20203500USD
gin.fr10/9/20203200EUR
nlplatform.nl10/8/20203025EUR
uit.se10/9/20202750EUR
jewelrybox.de10/5/20202500EUR
allhouse.de10/8/20202500EUR
hybridtraining.de10/7/20202200EUR
werbeplaner.de10/7/20202100EUR
chargeandgo.de10/6/20202100EUR
cybr.co.uk10/6/20202000GBP
pocketbook.ro10/9/20202000EUR
artgalerie.at10/9/20202000EUR
other
asahi.net10/5/202011900USD
atria.org10/7/20208800USD
houston.life10/7/20207500USD
austin.life10/7/20207500USD
gp2.org10/5/20203588USD
aimresearch.org10/6/20203090USD
ad.work10/9/20203000USD
naxa.net10/9/20202500USD
communitynow.org10/9/20202499EUR
customerexperience.net10/6/20202299USD
hex.info10/6/20202000EUR
namd.org10/7/20202000USD
bioworks.org10/9/20202000USD

About Raymond Hackney

Raymond is a writer, domain trader and consultant based in Pennsylvania. Raymond is the founder of 3Character.com and TLDInvestors.com.

Comments

  2. J.R says

    Westerly.com selling is great news.

    My Softwarely.com asset is worth more than that.
    Just waiting for the right buyer to come along with a big idea.

  3. steve brady says

    Of the .coms Alixium would be a pharmaceutical, Qrapp would be a laxative, and Shoptimist would be certain to return everything to the store for a refund.

    With Austin.life, I promised on Elliot’s blog I would carefully explain what happened in Austin, TX. My theory is Harvard University was behind it all 2005 to 2020. Austin calls itself the music capital of the world. The Rolling Stones performed in Austin, TX for the first time in 2006.

    By the 2003, the Association of American Colleges & Universities aacu.org had a big problem. The rave/techno house party scene 1995 -1997 in major US cities had become a nationwide syndicate of promoters and DJ’s. By 2000 EVERY parking lot atEVERY community college in the U.S.A was littered with full color flyers luring college students to rave parties.

    Harvard employed the same tactics to lure the DJ’s to Austin, where you never heard from them AGAIN.

    In August 2015, Inside Higher Education characterized AAC&U this way: “Amid talk of higher education’s possible disruption and unbundling, the Association of American Colleges & Universities stakes out an aggressive middle ground.”

    Read the AACU.org mission statement, they mean it.