Tag: domain sales

This is Domain Movers, an exciting series where DotWeekly highlights corporate domain name transactions, which often indicate new brands, future marketing efforts and much more.

Here are the latest domain transactions:

Amazon Technologies, Inc. registered several interesting domain names and those included: JustAddMagicSeries.com, AllOrNothingSeries.com, TheLastTycoonSeries.com, ManInTheHighCastleSeries.com, SneakyPeteSeries.com and TheManInTheHighCastleSeries.com. These appear to all relate to TV series on Amazon.

Safilo S.p.A. / Polaroid registered the domain names PolaroidX.com and PolaroidEyewearX.com. They continued with PolaroidPeer.com and PolaroidPop.com.

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Michael Berkens of Most Wanted Domains / Worldwide Media sold the domain name Stuff.com in March 2015 for an undisclosed amount as reported by DotWeekly at the time of the sale, according to whois records.

Blucora Inc.

Publicly traded company Blucora, Inc. were the buyers and the domain name began forwarding (redirecting) to HowStuffWorks.com. Blucora Inc. was InfoSpace.com until switching names to Blucora Inc. in 2012 and InfoSpace became a subsidiary of Blucora. Blucora had recently acquired How Stuff Works from Discovery … Read the rest

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Welcome to the latest Domain Movers series where DotWeekly focuses on corporate domain name transactions and reports the movements to you. Let’s get right into the past movements we detected over the past 24 hours:

Figureate.com has been acquired by a currently unknown MarkMonitor client. The domain was owned by HugeDomains and had an offering price of $2,195

Alibaba Group Holding Limited has acquired ShenJing.com which was using Uniregistry services at the time of the purchase and was also listed … Read the rest

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Here are the latest domain movers detected by DotWeekly over the weekend. Activity is always lower coming off a weekend but a potentially top sale of the year has took place!

Noon.com has been acquired for a new, $1 billion project for a Middle Eastern e-commerce platform by businessman Mohamed Alabbar according to this article.

The domain name was owned by DigiMedia.com, L.P. until about mid-June 2016 when Marksmen appears in whois records on June 24, 2016 and by … Read the rest

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