.Com Supporting Cast

NameJet.com led the .com supporting cast with Rottin.com at $9,972. At the same venue, StopSigns.com braked at $9,000, GasolinePrices.com produced $7,987 and ClassBooks.com brought $7,600. Wallmark.com chalked up $6,889, Headband.com bagged $6,055 and Zealand.com located $5,900. Woodsheds.com went for $5,800 while EtchedGlass.com and CatalyticConverter.com kicked in $5,655 each. MusicChart.com drummed up another $5,600. 

NameJet had 33 more .com sales ranging from $2,000 to $5,500. Those are listed in the table below:

Back at the AfternicDLS MLTD.com tallied $9,800 and RippleEffect.com fetched $8,000, a nice jump from the $2,938 that RippleEffect previously sold for at SnapNames in December 2005. AutomobileInsuranceQuotes.com contributed $6,750, Golosi.com grossed $5,188 and two others; Curiosa.com and ServerConsolidation.com corralled $5,000 apiece.

ExteriorPaint.com peeled off $4,500, AmpUp.com plugged in $4,288 and CompData.com commanded $4,200. The AfternicDLS had 63 more .com sales ranging from $2,000 to $4,000. You can check those out in the table below:

At SnapNames.com MiniHotels.com booked $9,420, PhotoClub.com captured $8,240 and Verdi.com conducted $5,009. LetterOpener.com penciled in $2,901, FerrisWheel.com attracted $2,700 and Gudi.com claimed $2,600. BestColonCleanser.com evacuated $2,349, DenverAirport.com deplaned $2,229 and Kaxin.com coaxed $2,100. 

EOB.com led Sedo's supplemental list at €6,900 ($8,763), a considerable discount from the $14,000 this same name sold for last September (also at Sedo). OFB.com banked $7,550 and two others; FlyLink.com and Veristat.com staked out $5,000 each. VQU.com clicked for $3,999, Avanz.com dug up $3,937 and Ernaehrung-Diaet.com dispensed $3,810. 

Sedo had 21 more .com sales ranging from $2,000 to $3,800. Those are listed in the table below:

Global Contenders (.biz, .info, .mobi, .name, .net & .org)

Obama.net is commander in chief in the Global Contenders category this week, taking the #1 position on our new Top 20 Chart. .Net went on to sweep 11 positions including #2 (tie) with Bikes.net at $7,000. Movie.info shared that spot, with both of those domains selling through Moniker's live auction at the Domainfest Global conference. 

.Org claimed four chart positions, with #5 Rap.org leading the way for that extension with a $5,900 sale at Sedo. .Info occupies three spots, including #6 (tie) with CirrusCasino.info at $5,715. The remaining two openings went to #9 (tie) England.mobi at $5,500 and #16 (tie) Bingos.name at $2,540. 

Here's how all of the Global Contenders stacked up for the week ending February 22:

There were three dozen more four-figure GC sales just off the chart. The AfternicDLS had the highest of those with Paui.net at $2,088. They also sold Sphera.net, WhitePlanet.net and TheRevolution.org for $2,000 apiece. Cahoots.net brought $1,888 while ENEA.org and AdConnect.net notched $1,500 each.

Also at the AfternicDLS, FileTaxes.net returned $1,288, DailyDeals.net discovered $1,181 and two others; Executech.net and Postmark.org produced $1,100 each. LegalResources.net returned $1,088 while ArtsCafe.net and CheapInsurance.org generated $1,000 apiece. 

At Sedo the winners included Kore.net ($2,032), WirelessInternet.org ($2,000), Patrimonio.org ($1,906) and CaptainCooks.org ($1,905). UlcerativeColitis.net diagnosed $1,500, Domotique.com drew $1,270 and two others; Violence.org and JustFind.biz booked $1,250 each.  iSeek.net found $1,200 while Infomy.net and Infomy.org added $1,125 each. Bugi.net nailed $1,100 and UnionWorkers.org took in $1,000. 

At SnapNames Gardening.info grew $1,770, Mimi.net managed $1,550, VendingMachine.net dispensed $1,400 and LaRochelle.net rounded up $1,062.

At Name Jet, UML.net and EMSResource.net realized $1,300 each, Borders.org brought $1,211, GeneticEngineering.org dissected $1,190 and Nars.net nabbed $1,000. 

Country Codes

The country codes remain on a roll with a quartet of five-figure sales leading our new Country Code Top 20 Chart. We told you about all four of those names when we covered the leaders across all extensions at the top of this report. The highest ccTLD sale you haven't seen yet is #5 LastMinutes.co.uk, sold at Sedo for $8,193. Sedo went on to sweep 18 of the 20 chart entries. 

America's .us extension had the most chart entries with four, a quartet of gambling related domain names that commanded $5,715 each to tie for the #9 position. Those were OnlinePokerGames.us, Online-VideoPoker.us, Play-Blackjack.us and RouletteStrategy.us. 

Here is how all of the country code top sellers stacked up for the week ending February 22:

There were 31 more four figure ccTLD sales off the chart and Sedo accounted for 29 of those including MShare.de ($2,540), iTicket.se ($2,400) and a pair at $2,286 each; ProWeb.de and TrendTravel.de. 

Sedo had 25 more country code sales ranging from $1,000 to $2,032. Those are listed in the table below.

Elsewhere, NetFleet.com.au sold PrivateSales.com.au for 1,900AUD ($1,228) and NameJet sold Filmes.tv for $1,100. 

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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