Author: Jamie Zoch

Jamie Zoch is a domain investor, dad and dedicated husband who founded DotWeekly.com in 2008 to bring unique and helpful views on domain names. Jamie is very passionate about domain names and helping others learn and prosper.

Here is the latest Domain Movers, highlighting domain name transactions by companies.

Short list today but several big names.

Impact Radius has rebranded as Impact and acquired the premium domain name Impact.com to go along with it. DomainGang.com reported the domain sale in April 2017, when Future Media Architects sold the domain for an undisclosed amount.

Consulting.com sold around September 13, 2016 and moved into whois privacy, transferring from Tucows to GoDaddy. It appears the domain name was acquired by … Read the rest

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DotWeekly’s Domain Movers series focuses on domain name transactions related to businesses around the world. We do the research and provide the data to help companies better understand the great value domain names bring to your business and brand.

Here is a tiny example of some recent domain name transactions by businesses:

Daisy Communications has sold the domain name asset Moco.com at Sedo.com for an undisclosed amount and is now listed on BrandBucket.

Impulse Info Systems B.V. has acquired Avinty.com… Read the rest

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Signify.com has been acquired by Philips Lighting NV for a name change of it corporate name. Philips will remain the name of its branded products.

I tweeted about the domain name being acquired by Marksmen for an unknown buyer at the time, on November 2, 2017.

Whois records still remain generic at domain name registrar Ascio Technologies, the same registrar used by Philips.

The domain name is redirecting to a press release announcing the intention of the name change, which … Read the rest

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Domain Movers highlights domain name transactions of companies around the world. These are very important domain name assets being acquired and DotWeekly highlights them for you.

To note, this week has been challenging doing research. CSC started showing some restricted whois data at DomainTools, and GoDaddy continues to do so as well. I have also been seeing prior whois details transferring with the domain name to the new owners, this mainly happens at GoDaddy. This prevents me from seeing who … Read the rest

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