Sedo led the four-figure .com supporting cast with BettingCalculator.com at $9,891. They also scored with Toaki.com ($8,260), TreatAcne.com ($8,000) and M-Cube.com at $7,900. Vigne.com drew $7,421 while three others; Parigi.com, PinkTime.com and PhotoVoltaicPanels.com provided $7,000 each. 

Hanei.com harvested $6,500, Rooom.com rounded up $6,413, Sonnenbrillen.com braked at $6,300 and Star-Games.com stacked up $6,280. Sedo had 100 more .com sales ranging from $2,000 to $6,000 that are listed in the table below:

Back at the AfternicDLS deals included MiracleWater.com at $9,500 and PropertyWebsites.com at $9,000. Their winners circle also welcomed AlcoholRecovery.com ($8,000), WallStreetDaily.com ($7,588) and PocketPistols.com ($7,500). 

PCRS.com returned $6,716, PrintPac.com produced $6,588 and UKTrade.com yielded $6,400. MarketPower.com generated $6,160, Peintre.com posted $5,794, EcoSim.com sold for $5,788 and QualifiedPlans.com plucked $5,188. 

The AfternicDLS reported 137 more .com sales ranging from $2,000 to $5,000. Those are listed in the table below:

Through their expanded promotion platform, the Afternic DLS moved six more domains via Sedo; Jinn.com ($8,000), CopyDesk.com ($3,780), Volkomen.com ($2,788), PureTrade.com ($2,652), PrintBee.com ($2,022) and WorldwideWorkout.com ($2,022). 

Back at Moniker/SnapNames, Cheggs.com chalked up $9,500, WPBurn.com brought $9,200 and SportsBag.com spawned $5,150. Moniker/SnapNames had 16 more .com sales ranging from $2,000 - $5,000 that are listed in the table below:

Moniker/SnapNames logged some additional sales in live conference auctions: Tunen.com, $8,330 at the DomainVermarkter Forum as well as Strong11.com ($3,125) and CamcorderMicrophones.com ($2,000) at the Epik Developers Conference. 

Elsewhere, Domainator.com sold Zapd.com for $5,000, MediaOptions.com moved LegalAge.com for $3,700, YummyNames teamed up with Sedo to sell KnivesForSale.com ($2,299) and called on the AfternicDLS to help sell DreamBroker.com for $2,000. 

Country Codes

As I noted in the all extension section of this report above, the country codes continued to produce solid sales with 13 of those cracking the five-figure mark. Those were all listed on the all extension leader board. The highest ccTLD sale you haven't seen yet ranks #14 on our expanded Country Code Top 40 Chart. That is Terme.tv, a domain that tuned in $8,400 at Sedo. Sedo, who always dominates the ccTLD category, swept 32 of the 40 chart entries.

Four places were taken by domains sold in the .CO Landrush Auctions and three spots went to names sold by NetFleet.com.au, including #22 Pregnant.com.au (Australian ccTLD) at $5,445.

Here is how the ccTLD Top 40 stacked up for the two weeks ending Oct. 17:

There were dozens of additional four-figure country codes sales just off the chart, led by Sedo's sales of Bingos.co and Spotting.eu at $3,150 each. Two others; LadiesPerfume.co.uk and MobilityProducts.co.uk, went for $3,140 apiece. Erlebnisgeschenk-vergleich.de added $3,080 and Schwarzekreditkarte.de delivered $3,010.

Sedo had 100 more ccTLD sales ranging from $1,000 to $3,000 that are listed in the table below:

In more sales from the .CO Landrush Auctions Christchurch.co secured $3,100, Case.co locked up $3,045 and Proactive.com produced $2,955.

There were 34 more four-figure sales ranging from $2,500 to $2,900 on the .CO Registry Landrush Auction list. Those are listed in the table below:

The AfternicDLS also had some nice .CO sales including Glue.co ($2,200), Eraser.co ($2,100), Chief.co ($1,800), Elastic.co ($1,750) and Terminal.co ($1,500). 

Back at NetFleet.com.au, BondiJunction.com.au and PersonalLoanCalculator.com.au brought $2,475 apiece, StripClub.com.au captured $1,733, PersonalLoanComparison.com.au clicked for $1,089 and SexStories.com.au banked $1,000. 

Also, in a private sale, Spigot.ca changed hands for $2,910 in a private sale. 

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 produced just a pair of five-figure sales over the past two weeks (both of which you saw on the all extension leader board earlier). The biggest sale in this category that you haven't yet seen is #3 on our expanded Global Contenders Top 40 Chart. That is RentACar.org - sold for $9,000 at Sedo. Another .org, #4 Moksha.org, was right behind at $8,500, also at Sedo.

The .orgs took five of the first seven positions while a .pro, Insurance.pro, slipped into the #8 (tie) slot at $6,500 via Moniker/SnapNames. Though the .nets lagged in the early going, they came on strong in the lower price ranges and wound up taking more chart entries than any other extension - 22 of 40 overall. #8 (tie) Tinnitus.net helped the extension rally with a $6,500 sale at Sedo.

Here's how all of the Global Contenders stacked up for the two weeks ending Oct. 17:

There were several dozen additional four-figure GC sales just off the chart including Sedo's sales of  RouletteGame.org at $2,500 and Yiannis.net at $2,355. 

Sedo 45 more four-figure GC sales ranging from $1,000 to $2,247. Those are listed in the table below:

Back at the AfternicDLS, Polywood.net nailed $2,650, Outpouring.net posted $2,649 and HomeList.org located $2,588. 

The AfternicDLS has 55 more non .com gTLD sales ranging from $1,000 to $2,500. Those are listed in the table below:

In additional sales through their expanded promotion platform, the AfternicDLS used Sedo to sell YoungDriversInsurance.net ($2,153), Umberto.net ($2,000) and Froelich.net ($1,322). Faly.net found $1,300, Ablass.net attracted $1,288, Graphen.net grossed $1,089 and Kraftstoff.net nabbed $1,000. 

In Moniker/SnapNames sales from various conference live auctions, CaribbeanCruises.net and BeachBags.net went for $2,500 each, BeerCoolers.net chilled $1,500, KidsChairs.net seated $1,250, ExerciseMat.net sweated out $1,200 and ClothingRack.net hung up $1,000. Their online sales included Billigeflybilletter.net ($2,300), HRLawGroup.org ($1,899), TPM.net ($1,888), DoItYourself.org ($1,401), Case-Editors.org ($1,400) and Kirsehir.net ($1,000). 

Elsewhere, Electrician.biz sold at GoDaddy Auctions for $1,025. 

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