The AfternicDLS had another very solid week piling up over $880,000 in sales and leading the four-figure .com supporting cast with InsuranceProviders.com at $9,500. Their hit list also included three names at $8,500 each; AutoInsuranceComparison.com, HealthInsuranceProvider.com and TennesseeCarInsurance.com. 

ArizonaCarInsurance.com added $7,940, AutoInsuranceComparisons.com kicked in $7,600 and two others; Economizer.com and Insyt.com secured $7,500 apiece. The AfternicDLS had 96 more .com sales ranging from $2,000 to $6,000. Those are listed in the table below:

The AfternicDLS also registered four sales utilizing other venues as part of their expanded promotion platform. Sacmautraitim.com went for $5,988 at SnapNames while TecnoWeb.com ($2,100), StampsDirect.com ($2,025) and MomSavvy.com ($2,000) changed hands through Sedo.

Back at Sedo, WAE.com wound up at $8,520, Brands247.com brought $8,500 and Dinos.com delivered $8,000. ChinaWholesalers.com chipped in $7,900, Windmobile.com braked at $7,222 and Erencontre.com contributed $7,100.

OutdoorCushion.com and SavvyMom.com managed $7,000 each while Zonales.com zipped up $5,500 and 0707.com counted out $5,100. Sedo had 25 more .com sales ranging from $2,000 to $5,000 that you can check out in the table below.

At NameJet, Convince.com corralled $7,200, Digicam.com captured $7,100 and Vehics.com hauled in $6,666. VictorianFurniture.com fetched $5,588 and RefinanceMortgages.com returned $5,100.

NameJet had 17 more .com sales ranging from $2,000 to $5,000 that are listed in the table below:

At SnapNames BuyGoldOnline.com landed $6,100, Webcn.com went for $5,750 and FindEvents.com located $4,000. Guangdian.com grossed $3,659, SpyPhones.com spotted $3,402 and Slipped.com fell at $3,400. HandCart.com wheeled in $2,100 and VideoPortal.com posted $2,050. 

Elsewhere RickLatona.com took in $9,200 for TradingStocks.com, Moniker.com made $6,175 from Spymaster.com and $2,625 from MainStreetInvestors.com and DomainAmbition.com sold H2Q.com for $6,000 and GoDaddy Auctions booked $3,005 for Bulp.com.

Country Codes

Games.eu, the year'[s 7th biggest ccTLD sale at $95,860, leads this week's Country Code Top 20 Chart. Sedo handled that transaction and went on to sweep every position on the leader board! #2 Lotterie.it (Italian ccTLD) produced another nice five-figure sale at $25,560.

A pair of Austrian .at domains earned spots among the week's five biggest ccTLD sales. #3 WebcamSex.at attracted $8,520 and #5 (tie) Solarmobil.at tallied $5,680. Austria's next door neighbor, Germany, had the most chart entries with eight .de domains on the leader board.

Belgium's .be had two top ten domains, #7 Cobra.be at $5,609 and #9 (tie) Smile.be at $2,840. Here is how all of the country code top sellers stacked up for the week ending August 30:

There were two dozen additional four-figure ccTLD sales off the chart with Sedo accounting for all of those. Their roster included FreeSims.co.uk at $2,093 and a matching Indian ccTLD set  at $2,000 each; Forum.co.in and Forums.co.in.

Sedo had 21 more ccTLD sales ranging from $1,000 to $1,846 that are listed in the table below:

If there are country code extensions in our report that you are not familiar with, you can look up the nation each extension goes with here.

Global Contenders (Non .com gTLDs: .biz, .info, .mobi, .net, .org & .tel)

A trio of five-figure sales topped this weeks Global Contenders Top 20 Chart. You saw all of these on the all extension leader board at the beginning of this report. The biggest non .com gTLD sales you haven't seen yet are #4 WebPlus.net at $7,500 via the AfternicDLS and #5 IOT.org for $7,289 through an AfternicDLS expanded promotion listing on Sedo.

.Net accounted for 10 of the 20 chart entries, followed closely by .org with eight. The .orgs also took three of the top five positions. The other two openings went to #12 Rucksack.info at $3,550 and #15 MFG.mobi at $2,750. Both of those domains were sold by Sedo.

Here's how all of the Global Contenders stacked up for the week ending August 30:

There were several dozen additional four-figure GC sales off the chart. At Sedo, WebsiteTemplate.net notched $2,500, 0a.net nabbed $2,450 and GarageSale.mobi sold for $1,950. NRE.biz brought $1,771 while MobilityScooters.org and Peace2012.org added $1,500 apiece.

Also at Sedo, Hamburg.mobi harvested $1,450, AHH.net nailed $1,173 and FlashCasino.net raked in $1,070. Three others; INLU.net, MauritiusHolidays.info and Symptom.org  tacked on $1,000 each.

At SnapNames, HotelsAustin.net and HotelsFortWorth.net welcomed $2,500 each, HotelsWinstonSalem.net added $1,559, Realty.info returned $1,550 and HotelsBuffalo.net booked $1,200. 

At the AfternicDLS EQU.org and Localink.net locked up $2,500 each while CRMSoftware.net settled at $2,100. The Afternic DLS had 20 more four-figure GC sales ranging from $1,000 to $1,888. You can check those out in the table below:

The AfternicDLS sold eight more through expanded promotion listings. Using SnapNames they found buyers for MyCalendar.org ($1,888), EcoHotels.net ($1,488), HotelBrussels.net ($1,388) and Engo.net ($1,023). Using Sedo they moved MyWell.net ($1,450), Reiniger.net ($1,419), SoundAndVision.info ($1,120) and FuneralDirectors.net ($1,088). 

At NameJet LAPD.org provided $2,389, Gadgets.info generated $2,050 and DIF.org downed $1,511. They also scored with Trustee.org ($1,302), Decorators.net ($1,300), CarLoan.info ($1,210) and WSB.net ($1,000). 

Elsewhere RickLatona.com picked up $2,000 for RVInsurance.net. 

Now that you're up to date on what happened over the past week, check out how the leaders stand year to date in all categories by visiting our Year To Date Charts page.

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