The screenshots below are examples of buyers of domains from the past year that have either developed their sites, or purchased an upgrade domain and have redirected their acquisition to an existing website.
BeautyBio.com sold for $5,500 at Sedo, and the owner of Texas-based BeautyBioscience.com picked up a shorter domain. “Beauty Bioscience is a highly edited performance skincare collection with the award-winning GloPRO® tool as the centerpiece of the brand.”
Licious.com sold for $4,569 at NameJet, and the owner of the Indian company Licious.in picked up their .com. “Licious is a path breaking concept in the Indian Food industry aimed at solving the perennially existing problem of finding ,safe, delectable,trustworthy yet fresh meat in India.”
CallForStartups.com sold for $4,000 at Sedo, and the site is looking to connect startups and established companies. “We create opportunities for large companies and startups to work together. Startups can apply online. Large companies can ping our CEO”.
QualityRoofs.com sold for $2,995 at Sedo, and the Washington state company at WeRoofItAll.com picked up an additional domain, which is forwarded to their main site.
CoffeeBreakArcade.com sold for $2,650 at NameJet, and an online game directory is live. “Our collection of games and game reviews always expands to fit all needs from the casual ‘coffee break’ gamer, to the experienced player looking for something new!”
Aviran.com sold for $2,200 at Sedo, and the company appears to be in the process of rebranding from Beyond-Strategies.com, which is based in Berlin. “Beyond Strategies develops and applies strategies to fulfill your longterm business objectives efficiently and safely.”
Just wanted to say I really like these posts about names being used for sites.
Thanks Tim, I appreciate the comment.