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  A recipe blogger, a Greek supermarket chain, and a senior housing company bought domain names.   Sedo ' s top sale this week was SkyWin.com for $275,000. The name doesn ' t resolve, and its Whois record is private. There are a handful of trademarks on SkyWin, so perhaps it ' s one of those companies. Besides the price, this sale is notable because it was a SedoMLS sale through Namecheap.   The marketplace also sold nevis.com for $100,000. It ' s too early to tell who bought that domain, too.   Here ' s a list of end user domain name sales that just completed at Sedo for which I could figure out the buyer. You can view previous lists like this here.   Termine.ch   EURO   12,000   -   The same company that bought Termin.de for   EURO   150,000 and, more recently, Termin.at for   EURO   2,990, bought this domain and forwards it to termine.de. Termine is an online calendaring tool.   FinFix.com $9,000   -   AC...

  End users bought these domains over the holidays.   Last week, Sedo published sales from the last three weeks. I posted the end user sales from the most recent list last week.   Today, let ' s look at the end user sales from two weeks over the holidays. You can view previous lists like this here.   Teamo.com $80,500   -   Temu, a popular shopping app and site, bought this domain and forwards it to temo.com. Apparently, it has a radio test problem with its domain.   GenuineInnovation.com $8,888   -   BlueCallom, an innovation consulting firm, forwards this domain to its website.   Omh.net $8,800   -   OMH is a digital branding company.   Yucon.de   EURO   8,400   -   Yucon is a camper made by Frankia-GP GmbH. It forwards this domain to a subdomain on Frankia.com about the camper.   Capicua.com $8,695   -   Software and design company Capicua bought this domain, which it forwards to its l...

  A shipping company, a property management software company, and a real estate business bought domain names.   Sedo dropped three weeks of domain sales lists this week after the holiday. I decided I ' d start with the most recent one and then go back and pick up the others. So the list below includes sales from the past 7-10 days.   I switched from PC to Mac over the holidays. I thought the biggest struggle would be learning the keyboard shortcuts. But it turns out it ' s software. For example, when creating these sales posts, I typically dump all the names in Watch My Domains Pro. I look for ownership info and then check out sites that point to non-parking servers. In the older version of the software I ran on Windows, I could double-click names to open them in a browser window. In both the Mac and latest universal editions, you can ' t double-click. There ' s also a different UI. So I ' m getting used to those things, but it takes a bit longer to do things right ...