A Los Angeles firm,
Escom LLC, has inked a deal with domain marketplace firm
Sedo to sell domain name
Sex.com, Sedo said today, in the latest chapter in a long drama over the domain. Sedo said it is now the exclusive brokerage firm representing the domain. The sale comes after a bankruptcy and court battle between three creditors and lender DOM Partners LLC, who had sought to force an auction of the domain through a different domain broker. Escom had purchased Sex.com in 2006, reportedly paying $14M for the website. The firm had acquired the domain name from Gary Kremen--who founded Match.com--who regained Sex.com after a lengthy, five year battle with Stephen Cohen, who forged domain name registrar documents to steal the Sex.com domain. Kremen eventually was awarded $65M in damages from Cohen. Kremen originally registered the domain name in 1994. Escom is headed by Del Anthony. Sedo operates domain name auctions and brokers domain names.
posted on Thursday, July 1, 2010
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