Sedo again set the pace for the four-figure .com supporting cast with Wois.com at $9,272. Rueckenschmerzenhilfe.com landed $8,784, RentalCarHawaii.com returned $8,600 and Todotusoft.com drew $7,686. FunTree.com and TextPay.com provided $6,000 each while StarFlash.com kicked in $5,600. 

UltimateJob.com earned $5,215, DebtDirect.com deposited $5,150 and eCred.com crested at $5,000. Freelanced.com added $4,999 and PVQ.com corralled $4,900. Sedo had 44 more .com sales ranging from $2,000 to $4,880 that are listed in the table below. 

At GoDaddy Auctions AsianBeauties.com attracted $8,000, ScholarshipQuestHelper.com hauled in $6,117 and XN--80A.com (IDN) added $4,505. BlueWatch.com spotted $3,700, TeamUno.com tallied $3,500 and BuzzTravel.com booked $3,188. 

SearchTeam.com found $3,000, EducationInc.com contributed $2,505 and BusinessLender.com ladled out $2,499. Tricat.com took in $2,255, ReplicaReview.com rang up $2,093 and CardFlips.com dealt out $2,066. GoDaddy also sold a trio of domains at $2,000 apiece that included Hermish.com, NaturalCurves.com and RedCouch.com. 

Back at the AfternicDLS Prop24.com produced $5,729, RVsDirect.com drove off with $5,488 and BabyCarrots.com bagged $5,400. Kiten.com captured $5,000, DinosaurFacts.com revealed $4,900 and Housewear.com went for $4,700. TurboDrive.com geared down at $4,500, 1BE.com brought $4,250, AdhesiveLabels.com stuck to $3,816 and RelianceEducation.com claimed $3,788. 

Moniker moved Safebook.com ($5,000), Koufu.com ($3,899), WilliamJoseph.com ($3,125) and AutoCreditStore.com ($2,625). They also brokered the private sale of Zoosc.com ($2,350) and closed another sale from their DOMAINfest Ft. Lauderdale auction - UsedHybridCars.com - at $3,250. 

SnapNames sold PagesJaune.com ($2,327), Hedgerwow.com ($2,273), ZWAJ.com ($2,100) and DAHO.com ($2,015).

Elsewhere YummyNames in association with the AfternicDLS banked $7,000 for DareToCompare.com and $2,477 each for CircuitDriver.com and Drinkoff.com. 

Country Codes

It was still another excellent week for the county codes with nine five-figure sales including one that ranks among the year's ten biggest ccTLD sales - TVS.co.uk at $75,990 through Sedo. We noted all of those five-figure sales in the all extension section at the top of this report, so the biggest ccTLD sale you haven't seen yet is #10 MI.eu at $9,882. Sedo also made that sale en route to making a clean sweep of the 20 positions on our latest Country Code Top 20 chart.  

Germany's .de and Great Britain's .co.uk each had six entries on the leader board. #11 RemortgageDeals.co.uk helped that extension's cause with an $8,195 sale while #14 Plusreisen.de kept the German onslaught going on the second half of the chart.

America's .US extension also had a representative on the elite list this week with #17 CountryMusic.us going for $5,000. 

Here is how all of the country code leaders stacked up for the week ending June 20:

There were dozens of additional four figure sales off the ccTLD chart with Sedo again claiming the majority of those. Their roster included Giveaways.de and PowerBalance.de at $3,660 each, Proled.be at $3,477 and Fanuc.eu at $3,233. 

EDA.de delivered $3,111 while WWIN.eu and Elektriker.eu plugged in $3,050 each. Sedo had 52 more country code sales ranging from $1,000 to $2,800 that are listed in the chart below:

At Drop.com.au the winners included Heaters.com.au at $3,558, Nutritionist.com.au at $2,843 and Economist.com.au at $2,379. They also scored with CDFTrading.com.au ($1,648), Eyewear.com.au ($1,399), BusinessServices.com.au ($1,320) and Sleepwear.com.au ($1,077). 

Meanwhile, GoDaddy Auctions sold Hosting.cc for $1,005 and Stern.me for $1,000.  

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, .asia, .pro & .tel)

The non .com gTLDs posted their first six-figure sale of the year this past week with Pengyou.net changing hands for $100,000 at Sedo. As I noted earlier that's the second biggest sale of the year in this category, trailing only a seven-figure blockbuster, Poker.org, that sold for $1,000,000 in February. 

There were also a pair of five-figure sales from this group that you saw in the all extension section at the top of this report. The highest Global Contenders sales you haven't seen yet are #4 Nowinnofee.net ($8,754 at Sedo) and #5 PokerBonus.org ($8,305 at GoDaddy Auctions).  

The .nets took 11 of the GC chart entries, including the first four in a row. The .orgs were next with seven including #6 Sleep.org at $7,500 via Sedo. That left two openings that were taken by #12 Wine.biz ($4,250 at SnapNames) and #20 Toys.asia ($3,025 at GoDaddy Auctions) 

Here's how all of the Global Contenders stacked up for the week ending June 20:

There were dozens of additional GC sales just off the chart with SnapNames claiming the highest of those -  Cattle.org at $3,010. They also sold 2288.net for $1,756. 

Sedo scored with DigitalArt.net ($3,000), EcoBilling.net ($2,980) and FussballTrikots.net ($2,501). Sedo had 32 more four-figure GC sales ranging from $1,000 to $2,500. Those are listed in the table below:

Back at the AfternicDLS, AnimalKingdom.com unleashed $2,988, SameDay.net drew $2,900 and SuperFruit.net harvested $2,588. Bicicletas.net braked at $2,213, Ccart.net hauled off $2,149 and four others; EmailList.net, HealthyBaby.org, IFAO.org and CheckIn.net chalked up $2,000 apiece. They also sold CaseManager.org for $1,750 and used SnapNames to move SellMyCar.net for $2,788. 

GoDaddy Auctions also saw a lot of action in this category with Singles.asia selling for $2,775, RealtyPros.net for $2,150 and RLIF.org for $1,455. They also attracted $1,400 each for DegreesOnline.net and UndergroundRailroad.org, $1,393 for Subpoena.net and $1,250 for Kimberly.net. 

Also at GoDaddy, TheChoice.org and CoffeePot.net poured $1,150 each while ECCB06.org sold for $1,011 and LaborDay.org observed $1,000. 

Elsewhere, Serve.mobi changed hands for $3,000 in a private transaction. 

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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