• American Airlines bought the name of its Chairman, TomHorton.com, for $1,000. This was a smart move given that the company is about to battle its unions in bankruptcy. Its public relations firm owns TomHortonSucks.com.
• Nashville Wraps, which sells wrapping paper, gift bags, and other packaging supplies, paid $1,700 for GiftWrap.net.
• New York Life bought ExecutiveBenefit.com for $1,510.
• Dance entertainment producer Break The Floor Productions bought DanceNation.com for $7,500.
• Precious Moments, Inc., maker of collectible figurines, paid $1,088 for YourPreciousMoments.com.
• Ontario rock climbing gym Climbers Rock Inc. bought KeepClimbing.com for $1,521.
• Used bicycle retailer Cycle reCycle of San Jose, California bought BicycleBlueBook.com for $6,500. It’s safe to say the company is working on a used bicycle price list.
• The Wind River Visitors Council bought WindRiver.org for $2,788.
• Lawyer referral service MyLawsuit.com picked up PatentReview.com for $2,250.
• Bloomington, Illinois dentist Mike Milligan paid $1,200 for SnoreStoppers.com.
• The Nature Conservancy bought PlanetChange.com for $2,625.
• Social Finance, Inc., which hopes to shake up the world of student loans, upgraded its domain from Sofi.org to Sofi.com for a five figure sum (the sale price was retracted).
• Virgin Music (EMI Group) paid $8,000 for TheNight.com. Any music fans out there know what this is for?

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