SnapNames led the .com supporting cast of four-figure sales with Energize.com at $9,250 and GoNewZealand.com at $8,750. They also sold RainJacket.com ($4,201), Caffemobile.com ($3,488), Redtibe.com ($3,304) and RealEstateNewYork.com ($3,100). 

Latonas.com landed $8,500 apiece for CreditCardBilling.com and Parables.com. Their roster also included Hoodwink.com ($2,400), LosAngelesPersonals.com ($2,300) and Sunburns.com ($2,002). 

Back at Sedo, MallChina.com chipped in $8,160, AFX.com added $8,100 and LandingPageDesign.com drew $7,500. Bookmate.com bagged $6,800, Jechange.com chalked up $5,440 and BuffaloGroup.com brought $5,432. Cosmetiques.com applied another $5,150 and Okta.com tallied $5,100. 

Sedo had 48 more .com sales ranging  from $2,000 to $5,000 that are listed in the table below:

The AfternicDLS (which includes Afternic.com and BuyDomains.com) instituted a policy change regarding reporting their domain sales this week. From this point forward they are releasing a sampling of completed sales from their marketplace but will no longer report all sales. 

The list they released includes CelebrityQuiz.com and SellCollege Textbooks.com at $8,000 each. RoofCleaners.com swept up $7,500 and IndependentVoters.com cast a $3,788 ballot. BusinessOrPleasure.com provided $3,588, FreestyleProductions.com posted $2,988 and two others; Jimmyds.com and SalonInc.com went for $2,888 each.

Also at the AfternicDLS, TerminalOne.com took in $2,800 while MobileDistribution.com and  HomeResults.com returned $2,788 apiece. Two others; ComputerSelectronics.com and VIPShopper.com kicked in $2,088 each. 

At GoDaddy Auctions IN7.com captured $8,000, Vroomit.com revved up $7,500 and Weddingzilla.com clicked for $4,000. EZHost.com connected with $2,111 and Phoo.com found $2,017. 

At Moniker, Great-Britain.com grossed $7,600, DXD.com dispensed $5,275, Occupancy.com picked up $5,149 and BigShare.com shouldered $3,649. 

In completed sales from their DOMAINfest Global auction, Moniker also sold MakeupRemover.com and Snack.com for $7,500 each and RacingSeats.com for $7,000. Also, XmasToys.com and RedHair.com rang up $4,500 each while TossUp.com tacked on $4,000. Suspicion.com pulled $3,000, StampCollections.com licked $2,500 and DiscountBookstore.com leafed through $2,000. 

Elsewhere, Nokta Domains sold LingerieSets.com for $2,400 and BusinessNameGenerator.com for $2,300. 

Country Codes

The country codes enjoyed another big week piling up nine five-figure sales, led by Risultati.it at $43,520, which also ranks as the 8th biggest ccTLD sale reported so far this year. We listed all of those five-figure country code sales in the all extension section at the top of this report and three of those sales may have looked familiar to you. That is because those three changed hands for the second time in as many months.

JB.de (#5 on our new Country Code Top 20 Chart) was quickly flipped for $12,920 this week after being acquired for $5,250 last month. 73.de and 87.de were also turned over for solid profits after being acquired in February. 73.de, bought for $6,900, was resold for $10,200 and 87.de, purchased for $6,210, also sold for $10,200. All of those purchases and sales were handled by Sedo who swept 18 of the 20 positions on our new ccTLD leader board. 

The top country code sales you haven't seen yet are #10 Call.at (Austrian ccTLD) at $9,180 and #11 Drucker-Toner.de (German ccTLD) at $8,840. Here is how the country code leaders stacked up for the week ending March 7:

There were dozens of additional four figure sales off the ccTLD chart. The AfternicDLS had the highest of those with RailHolidays.co.uk at $6,500 but Sedo had the vast majority of country code sales including Hausfinanzierung.de ($6,256), Luxury.co.za ($6,000) and Mamme.it ($5,900). 

Sedo's roster also included GreenCar.de ($5,440), Cyclette.it ($4,896) and Volksversicherung.de ($4,760). Sedo had 78 more country code sales ranging from $1,000 to $4,080 that are listed in the chart below:

Elsewhere Nokta Domains sold Caravan-Insurance .co.uk for $2,800 while NameNecklaces.co.uk and RoofCoating.co.uk went for $1,200 each. Also, Latonas.com sold 500.fr for $2,600.

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, .pro & .tel)

The non .com Global Contenders continue to lag ccTLD performance with only two five-figure sales this week, the pair of .nets that you saw on the all extension leader board - Refrigerator.net ($16,500) and Sys.net ($12,500).

Rounding out the first five on our new Global Contenders Top 20 Chart are Telmemor.net ($9,450), Portland.org ($8,500) and Mature.net ($7,000).  

The .nets had the most chart entries with 10, followed closely by .org's 8. The remaining two spots went to .infos, including one that reached the top half of the elite list, Analytics.info at $5,000 via Sedo, who led all venues with 7 chart entries. AfternicDLS was right behind with 6. 

Here's how all of the Global Contenders stacked up for the week ending March 7:

There were several dozen additional GC sales just off the chart. SnapNames had the highest of those with GraduateDegrees.org and GraduatePrograms.org at $2,500 each. They also sold ChristianHomeSchool.net for $1,888. 

At Sedo, Relatos.org rang up $2,380 while AdultDatingSites.org and WVTV.org added $2,300 apiece. Sedo had 17 more non .com gTLD sales ranging from $1,000 to $1,800 that you can review in the table below:

Elsewhere, Moniker sold IDCheck.net for $1,899 and Grilling.net for $1,000 and Nokta Domains sold LeatherBriefcases.net for $1,400. 

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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