In my morning DomainTools Domain Monitor alert email I received this morning, I noticed a registrar and registrant change for the LA.com domain name. LA.com had been registered at GoDaddy Corporate Domains (formerly Brandsite), and it transferred to GoDaddy under Whois privacy.

Using Screenshots.com – and also Archive.org, I could see the domain name resolved to a Media Options landing page with a $5 million price tag. I reached out to Andrew Rosener, CEO of Media Options, and he confirmed that his company brokered the deal. Chris Zuiker and Andrew managed the sale. Unfortunately, Andrew could not comment on the sale beyond confirming that the domain name was sold.

It’s always nice to see the triple email string at Dan.com notifying me that a domain name was sold on the platform. One of those messages is to ask how I would like to handle the domain name transfer. With most of my domain names registered at GoDaddy, I am given the choice of doing a push to Dan.com’s holding account or sending the authorization code for an outbound transfer.

In January, I reported that the Make.com domain name appeared to have been sold. Make.com is a high value domain name asset that had been long-owned by Digimedia. At the time of publication, the domain name was registered under Whois privacy, and there wasn’t an active website operating on it.

Earlier this week on Twitter, a company called Integromat announced it launched a new brand called Make on the Make.com domain name: